@Any alternative treatments including herbs?? on Shift.ms

hi Tatiana, lots of people use herbs and supplements (diet) as a part of a holisitic approach to reducing disease progress and promoting wellbeing, all alongside other better evidenced means to reduce MS progression such as DMTs, low saturated fat diets, meditation, excercise, yoga. I 'think' it's made me healthier, but who knows if it's that the diet change or cutting stres an toxic people/interactions out of my life! One thing about treatment - were you offered none? asking because some folks with CIS have a DMT, that's because there's different schools of thought in the medical profession as to what CIS so who you see determeine if you get offered treatment. Some neurologists lean toward CIS being an early stage of MS rather CIS being a separate disease that's dormant or ended. Those that view CIS as a stage of MS or simply MS offer disease modifying therapies straight away to slow progression. Others work on the basis a minority of patients don't go on to receive a full MS diagnosis so consider CIS a closed matter as long as folks recover until a further MS relapse or sympton presents. below are some of the things what it seems some people with MS and I take, it's well known to create some of the most expensive pee available and wil ot fix the disease! For me it's a bit more like decent cell food than treatment ad if but that's semantics. it's gut food, anti inflammatories and regenerators - in kinda priority order D3 and K2 4000iu daily probiotics flaxseed oil for omega 3,6,9 alpha lipoic acid tumeric ashgawandha grape seed extract sea kelp extract ginko biloba lions mane extract, cordyceps extract most people that take them avoid additives in capsules or pills and prefer all natural sources hope that helps and best wishes