There are a number of symptoms that MS has, some more disabling than other, some more disturbing than others, and some more weird than others.

The wide variety of symptoms makes MS difficult to diagnose, but, what happens after the diagnosis? Well, there are a number of drugs used to ameliorate some of the symptoms. It’s needless to say, that some symptoms can cause a person to feel ashamed. One of them is the everlasting bowel dysfunction that most MS suffers...

Multiple Sclerosis is a condition that affects about 4% of the world’s population, and this is why, it is a disease that is relatively unknown. But, in the last years, Multiple Sclerosis awareness increased drastically, especially due to the fact that well-influential people admitted that they have MS.

It’s needless to say that most people, once they start learning about Multiple Sclerosis, and about its wide variety of symptoms and cases of misdiagnosis, tend to fear that they...

Multiple Sclerosis has a multitude of symptoms, and a lot of things can influence it – for the better or for the worse. When a patient is diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis, the diagnosis comes sometimes as a relief and a source of despair, as, the symptoms were already there and present for some time, but the diagnosis itself is the thing that lets patients know that their disease has no cure for the moment and that they will have to live with it for the rest of their lives.

All Multiple Sclerosis patients know that they can slow the course of the disease with the help of medication, diet and, of course exercise.

Taking a look at diets, we soon find out that diets are based upon feeding the body the right quantities of substances that it needs to function properly. Of course, when it comes to MS these quantities and substances differ. But, digging even deeper, we find that a normal human body needs proteins, fats, carbohydrates, minerals and...