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my medical center said they are taking a "watchful prayerful stance" but have seen many cures come, and many cures go. They are not reccomending any part of this till much more is known.

My Neuro nurse asked why those who live above the mason dixon line have MS more frequently if its just a plumbing problem....makes ya wonder.

I dunno...I think I want to see more advancements on this, but I am not willing to be first in line...ima chicken.
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