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ARE THERE SUPPLEMENTS THAT CANNOT BE GOTTEN FROM DIET ?


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Yes, supplements such as evening primrose oil contain gamma-linolenic acid. This substance can be converted by the body to form linolenic fatty acid. However, individuals with MS seem to have difficulty making the conversion.




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Multiple Sclerosis Questions and Answers


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  2. Multiple Sclerosis - Is demyelination always permanent ?

  3. What can someone do to manage multiple sclerosis or ms ?

  4. Multiple Sclerosis - what effect could corticosteroids or immune suppressive drugs have ?

  5. Does diet play a role in controlling the progression of ms ?

  6. What are essential fatty acids ?

  7. What are types of essential fatty acids ?

  8. Why are essential fatty acids important for those with multiple sclerosis or ms ?

  9. Should individuals with multiple sclerosis or ms take supplements ?

  10. Are there supplements that cannot be gotten from diet ?







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