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Old 09-10-2008, 03:21 PM #1
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Any suggestions for supplements/vitamins/minerals for people with multiple sclerosis?
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Lightbulb I am not an expert on MS...
but from what I have read in studies the most commonly used
and referred to product is B12.

In fact in Japan they had studies treating MS with it, in very high doses.

If you check some of the MS websites there is usually some mention of B12 supplementation.

Also for spasticity, magnesium is very helpful. I have a magnesium thread on our Vitamin forum.
http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/thread1138.html

this is a pretty good website:
http://www.nhfw.info/multiple-sclerosis.html

I have read that to improve myelination of nerves you need:
B12
B6
folate
Omega-3 fatty acids
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but from what I have read in studies the most commonly used
and referred to product is B12.

In fact in Japan they had studies treating MS with it, in very high doses.

If you check some of the MS websites there is usually some mention of B12 supplementation.

Also for spasticity, magnesium is very helpful. I have a magnesium thread on our Vitamin forum.
http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/thread1138.html

this is a pretty good website:
http://www.nhfw.info/multiple-sclerosis.html

I have read that to improve myelination of nerves you need:
B12
B6
folate
Omega-3 fatty acids

Thank you for the suggestions and links. I will definitely check them out.
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