Unlocking Remyelination: MS Recovery from Afar
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- This video is a unique twist! While still talking about Multiple Sclerosis and the amazing process of recovery and remyelination, the setting has a fun twist. Even though I'm filming in the same location as usual, my mind is currently spinning 1500 miles away.
Vacation or not, my brain never stops working. I'm always on the lookout for ways to explain how life changes once Multiple Sclerosis Remyelination kicks in. Remember, one essential element to trigger your recovery is weight lifting. Though I've expanded the topic to encompass all forms of exercise during my vacation, I must say, being in a different setting sure doesn't dampen the burn - it's like feeling that remyelination process in action from miles away!
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I’ve been following you for nearly 3 years and that hopeless feeling I had back then is all gone, thanks to you and your informative videos. Thanks for continuing to do the research and prepare these videos for all of us, even while you’re on vacation. You are amazing, my friend! 😎🥰💗
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Thank you so much for this video! Lately, I have not been motivated to workout and keep at my healing routine - your essentials. This video is the spark I needed to get back at the weights, cardio and healthy eating. It is a journey with ups and downs. Thank you.
Hey Steve, hope you had a nice time while you were away. Your sister has an impressive gym.
You are true poet Steve.
I needed this ❤
Love your videos and your dedication Steve. Unfortunately have an open-minded doctor and wonder what the name of the remyelination drug you discussed is. Thanks and God bless you
Clemastine Fumarate is an antihistamine used to relieve allergy symptoms, but after studies performed at the University of Cambridge, there is evidence it activates remyelination as well. Here is a video by a neurologist: ruclips.net/video/T6p5e2TcR9Q/видео.htmlsi=MBVed1z0quMFfr27
@@SteveSolvesMS thanks so much Steve. Shall I just give my GP that name and ask him prescribed it and how is it taking may I ask pill or inhaler? You're getting better give us all hope
Hey man! Love your content and positive energy. Quick question: are you on a dmt?
Yes I am, Ocrevus!
@@SteveSolvesMS cool. Thanks for responding.
I'm so sorry Steve, i can't listen to the video with the background music. I love your videos and love hearing what you have to say but i can't listen to you when there's background music.
Looking forward to your next video 🙏🏻
Sorry to hear that
Good luck.
Thanks, you too!
Do you have any suggestion for extreme fatigue? Thanks for your videos!!
I don't, like you and most people with MS, there is nothing. I fought through the fatigue doing my essential elements.
L-acetyl carnitine (not l-carnitine). Look into it and give it a try, it helps me a lot.
@@ldjt6184 ty🤗
@@ldjt6184 any specific brand?
Have you looked into MS being linked to infections, be it fungal, viral, or parasitical? I don't mean large parasites in the gut causing digestive issues. I mean microscopic intracellular parasites, or parasites in the CNS,. Very interesting. I think all people with MS should treat 'silent' infections.
You sound like something out of the 1990s! Since then, there has been extensive research and countless double-blind studies that show a correlation between infection and MS. That said, it has been proven that the Epstein-Barr virus is needed to develop MS, but that evidence stipulates that "EBV is needed in addition to genetics and lifestyle factors."
What EBV does is infect B cells in the CNS. So while most people who contract EBV as a teenager get sick for a week, in people with MS, EBV is one factor that triggers MS.
Now I have killed all my B cells taking the drug Ocrevus every 6 months. But is MS gone? Absolutely not!
@@SteveSolvesMS I sound like something out of the 90s? What's that supposed to mean? I'm well aware of EBV 's correlation to MS, but I wasn't only talking about viral infections. I also mentioned fungal and parasitical infections in my comment which you didn't address. Are you familiar with Dr. Alan MacDonald's findings on parasites?
I'm sorry, I don't want to discount what you said. In the 1990s and early 2000s, there was a lot of research done into fungal and parasitical infections. No evidence was found while the evidence of it being auto-immune grew. Thats why disease-modifying therapies show effectiveness. I'm not familiar with Dr. Alan MacDonald. But there have been countless other doctors who have come and gone claiming fungus and parasites over the past 20 years with no meaningful evidence to show.
@@SteveSolvesMS Yes Steve, you're completely discounting what I'm saying. No, there have not been "countless other doctors who've looked into fungus and parasites over the past 20 years with no meaningful evidence to show." You can't be serious. Swallow your pride.
Hi again Steve and thanks for all the great information I had mono when I was a kid and still have Epstein-Barr present. With regards to saturated fats and using coconut butter to help remyelination would GHEE clarified butter also be an appropriate saturated fat? You are looking great and I am striving to get better with you. Thanks again and God bless