UdeM researchers find molecule to block multiple sclerosis progression

[bxrmom]

A team of researchers at the Université de Montréal has identified a potential drug target that could safely slow down the progression of multiple sclerosis, a debilitating disease of the central nervous system that has afflicted more than 77,000 Canadians.

montrealgazette.com/news/lo...

[rjoneslaw]

This sounds promising I look forward to hearing more about it.

[jimeka]

Thank you for this article, it’s a shame it’s going to take so long to develop it. Blessings Jimeka 😊

[bxrmom in reply to jimeka]

I know it. At leaset there is something that is being worked on that may be beneficial. Looking forward to seeing how things turn out with it.

[MarkUpnorth]

I know of one that is working for me! Brought me back from the "dead". Yes, I still have many residual "gifts" from M.S., but I'm getting better from many years of DMT's of all types. Healthy eating. If it's processed, it's probably bad for you. If you can't pronounce what's on the label, or don't understand 100% what it is, definitely not. Stick with the produce market, fresh or frozen meat, fish, seafood, in it's natural form, and you'll do great.

And, yes, exercise, just walking, even with whatever, wheel chair, walker, cane.....get a workout! I caned 10K steps a day for years. Now I do 20K steps, no cane! And 100% no drugs! Vit's only!

[IFwczs]

5 to 6 years, but sounds better than the situation is now. Thanks for posting.