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Old 05-02-2008, 06:38 AM #3
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I haven't tried alternative treatments (unless my beer and bar-b-q diet can be considered a treatment) but in 1992 I had several lengthy discussions with a chiropractor with regards to acupuncture. I recall reviewing several standard acupuncture "treatments" for MS and reading several testimonials.

We discussed this at length on a message board (Prodigy MS board - maybe 100 members - internet was in its infancy). A couple people had tried it - no positive results.

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