This is so interesting!
This video is a few years old but what’s interesting is that it correlates with a lot of recent research and with lots of MS diets!
https://youtu.be/2ycHwcV9MvM
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@keepsmyelin99 , Yes, there is a lot if interest within the gut and its resident bacteria. Whether diet alone can correct this is debatable. What is clear is that an incorrect diet can cause untold damage. The anecdotal evidence of specific dietary regimens may be attributable to adopting a healthier diet than one may have previously had . There may be part of the answer in the gut, which may possibly be some bad bacteria. Whether this can be fixed by diet alone is potentially questionable. Sorry, just my views.....
Don’t apologise @stumbler ! As you know, everyone's MS is unique so there may be several way that MS starts. If there is any link between the gut bacteria though, it would make extra sense to me because my Mum has Crohn’s disease which is all about the gut, so it would suggest some sort of genetic (or diet related) gut factor in my family. It could be different for everyone. I’m particularly interested in the foods and actions that strengthen the blood brain barrier to prevent “leaky brain”/toxins and killer T cells getting into the brain.