I think I wanna be a mouse the next time around.

This has worked in the mouse model of MS, but there are many techiques that have, only to fall flat on their faces in further animal or human trials.

"Subsequent tests of prolactin in animal models of MS will be required before testing of prolactin on humans can take place, but MS researchers are hopeful human trials can take place within the next several years."

I don't suppose it hurts to keep using any like-product that you have been at this point, but they are still a long way away from nailing this theory down . . . and there are LOTS of theories out there; vitamin D, vitamin B12, diet, etc.

BTW, for many years, my most difficult times were during my early part of my pregnancies and just after delivery. That's not "typical", but I did have MS at the time.

Cherie