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To me it's curious that people will inject themselves with MS drugs that have some powerful side effects, but will not try exercise as best as their body will allow, which has been proven to be helpful. Or try the Swank Diet which has also been proven to be helpful.
I have wondered about the Swank Diet: Do you know if it is effective for someone who is moving into Secondary Progressive or is it only effective if started when MS is caught early on?

Thanks for any input you can give. I appreciate it.
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