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11-17-2008, 06:17 PM
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A friend just emailed me and said that the guy she goes to for Watsu (I think that's what it's called) said that "warm water is no longer a no-no for MS patients" and that he "did the research and found that out."
What did I miss? The last I knew, some of us are more sensitive to heat than others, but I don't remember seeing any recent research that changed the basic facts. I wonder if he meant that the symptoms exacerbated by raised body temperature are usually transient? Anybody hear anything I didn't??
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