Multiple Sclerosis (MS)

Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a progressive, degenerative disorder of the central nervous system. Variable in its progression, MS affects various parts of the nervous system by destroying the myelin sheaths covering nerves. There is no known cure for MS. The underlying cause is unknown, but stress and malnutrition often precede onset of the disease.

Dietary Strategy:

Limit sugar, coffee, chocolate, highly seasoned foods and spices.

Suggested Products & Herbal Remedies

Product	Dosage	Comments
Ca-AEP (Calcium-AEP) 500mg 90 caps	500 mg per day	Calcium 2-AEP binds fatty acids to cell membrane to carry electrolytes and essential nutrients into cell. Protects cells and aids in repair.
Phosphatidylserine 100 Plus - 45 Softgel Caps.	100-300 mg per day	May improve nerve function in MS patients.
	100 mg per day	Increases energy, helps improve mood, and relieves depression often associated with MS.
GLA (Gamma Linolenic Acid) - 60 softgel caps	9 caps per day	Essential fatty acids control pain and inflammation.
	30 mg/day	Improves circulation and cellular oxygenation, increases energy production, and strengthens the immune system.
	10-25 mg/day for women - 15-50 mg/day for men. If this dose is ineffective, may be increased up to 200 mg/day. May increase hormone levels. Higher Strength capsules available.	Studies show that DHEA levels drop significantly in men and women after age 35. It is a metabolic precursor to other hormones and is critical to the optimal function of almost every component of the body.
UniZyme™ - 90caps	1-2 capsules 3 times/day	This formula is a synergistic combination of proteolytic enzymes. Studies suggest that the ingredients in this formula effectively reduce inflammation.
B12, Vitamin (Methylcobalamin), Sublingual Liquid 30 ml (1 fl oz), 120ml (4 fl oz)	1000-3000 mcg/day	Important nerve nutrient.

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