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Kansas City, KS
January 30, 2016
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@A MyMSTeam Member I don't know why ever agreed to inject glatimer acetate (Copaxone ) into my body and expect it to help me. The name of it alone is extremely synthetic! !!...more harm to me than good. I think it's wonderful that it does help so many people however we are all wired differently. :)

January 31, 2016
A MyMSTeam Member

I think that current society has become so addicted to synthetic forms of support for health that natural products become a foreign bad thing. Truth be told our bodies reject the high levels of synthetics we pour into our systems which is why we suffer the side effects from current treatments for all diseases. There is no one component that will promote a cure or overall better health for anyone, it's always a collaboration between lifestyle and diet and when it's necessary, educated choices about intergrating the synthetic group. Health and peace 2 U my wonderful My MS team family. <3

January 31, 2016
A MyMSTeam Member

Thank you@Katastic. I always respect any input for possible help and I will never give up fighting for a better life. :)

February 2, 2016
A MyMSTeam Member

Thank you! I'm always searching , right now vitamins B and D3, Lutien, Whole Organic Foods, no red meat, lots of rest are helping a bit. :)

February 2, 2016
A MyMSTeam Member

I became so ill from it....I cannot even express how bad I felt...I thought I was dying.... we all respond differently. I can not tolerate any Superdrug I have tried. I believe Copaxone is basically for RRMS, not sure why it was prescribed for SPMS.

February 1, 2016

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