Lots of articles on Twitter about the encouraging re-myelinating properties of the supposedly 'over-the-counter' older antihistamine, Clemastine. For example: https://multiplesclerosisnewstoday.com/news-posts/2023/06/16/mri-analysis-ms-rebuild-data-shows-myelin-repair-clemastine/ However, here in the UK, this over-the-counter drug is not available. A friend in the NHS told me it was recalled several years ago with no explanation, and although it technically is still an over-the-counter medication, as there is no supply, it isn't available. One could almost become suspicious of pharmaceutical companies that stand to make significantly more from DMTs than an old antihistamine. Personally, I would read the study and copy the trial dose that achieved such encouraging results rather than wait 10 years for the medical profession to make up its mind - time is brain after all. So two (three?) questions: 1) can you get clematine over the counter, and if so, where? 2) would you take it if you could get it?