Gut Immune Cells Cut Inflammation in Multiple Sclerosis

[Farooqji]

This has some analogy to PD as well

ucsf.edu/news/2018/12/41294...

[JAS9]

This is no surprise, but it's always good to get confirmation. Truth is, MS has been halted or cured with a low-fat vegan-type diet, not once but many, many times now.

youtu.be/0LOumb4dOYM(Not working as expected?)

Video from OMS (Overcoming MMS) about their HOLISM study with 2500 participants in 52 countries:

youtu.be/ORmm6AISyIw(Not working as expected?)

[kgold in reply to JAS9]

As has a paleo/keto diet per Terry Wahls, MD, at the University of Iowa. I'm not going to go into her story as it is readily found on the internet. She has a very interesting Ted talk on YouTube. It appears to me that she has recently been adding PD into the mix of how eating paleo/keto may help. I follow her on FB. As an aside, she found out personally how much the MS society was not interested in how her "diet" was helping MS patients to the point of remission.

[JAS9]

Wait. Am I crazy or does this video fit into this puzzle? With the article from USCF in mind, watch the previous video from OMS (Overcoming MS) then this one:

youtu.be/sCp9ZLmm9Lo(Not working as expected?)

Darned if I'm not going to boost my ground flax seed consumption and begin eating 2 teaspoons of nutritional yeast daily! I've already cut my saturated fat intake to zero by being vegan for the last 12 months. And I'm already fast-walking 3 miles a day. Am I missing something? If not, I should be boosting the "the number of IgA plasma cells that migrate from the gut to the brain to eradicate neuroinflammation". Awesome! I'll let you know how it goes...