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Thanks a lot for sharing. I hope this is still recoverable condition.
by Croftengea 5y ago
Thanks a lot for sharing. I hope this is still recoverable condition.
- johnisgood 5y agoThank you and no problem! Sadly I have been going from neurologist to neurologist, but it does not seem like it is recoverable. There is no way to reverse demyelination[1]. There are some herbs that may help with that, but I am skeptical. If anyone knows something with regarding to this, their input would be welcomed! I know there is a lot of ongoing research on this. For now I take propolis, vitamin D, B vitamins (B1, B6, B12 especially), garlic oil, quercetin, and bromelain. I just ordered CBD oil and this will be my first time testing it. I hope it is going to work for my muscle spasticity. Additionally I ordered Ceylon cinnamon, because I read some studies with promising results. I might as well give it a try. Opiates do help tremendously, but they do not treat all of my other symptoms. [1] First search results: "There's no cure for demyelinating conditions, but new myelin growth can occur in areas of damage".