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Old 08-15-2009, 10:38 PM #7
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BBS I think he said that he thought immunosuppression, in the early stages of MS, was the way to treat. Before damage is done and could not be regained.

He said not think the DMD's should be the first line of treatment, that is why it contradicts all the previous opinions.

I hope he elaborates about this more in future issues, because it is confusing to me. He also talks about all the subsets of MS are basically the same. We thought that there was at least two or three subsets.

PL, That is interesting. Makes me wonder about that too.
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