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Old 11-28-2010, 07:10 PM #9
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This is going to sound strange but have you tried eating fish a two or three times a week or taking fish oil capsules? It really is a super brain food. So is chlorella.

Those who are on Pred or other immunosuppressants need very good omega 3's, etc. to counteract the effects of them. Pred is an antiprostaglandin, meaning it reduces both good and bad prostaglandins. To get good ones back, you need to eat or supplement with them!!!

Or try sublingual B12 or get your thyroid checked or cortisol or a sleep study or lots of other things that could cause brain fog. Don't assume it's the MG. It could be but it could be a boatload of other things too.

I feel so awesome after eating fish (without mercury). And it is great for acne too.

I hope you can get back some of your brain power!

Annie
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