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Cranston, RI

Anyone have any experience with this?

May 7
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Members explored the question of Artiminisin and its potential benefits, with several sharing curiosity about natural and traditional remedies... Read more

Members explored the question of Artiminisin and its potential benefits, with several sharing curiosity about natural and traditional remedies alongside conventional treatments. A few members noted connections to traditional Chinese medicine, possible myelin repair properties, and anti-cancer potential, while also flagging caution around supplements like Choline that can cause dangerous drops in blood pressure. A recurring theme was openness to trying new approaches while encouraging others to consult their doctor first, paired with warm community support throughout the thread.

A MyMSTeam Member

Dihydroartemisinin with the hopes of anti-cancer properties πŸ‘πŸ»

Although the medical profession may not have much to comment on French Grapeseed Extract, there are some hopes of anti-cancer properties in that.

Antioxidants play a *role in that as well. Hey, anything to help our cells stay more oxygenated.

And, we all have cancer cells, but anything to assist the process of them not going *rogue, that is when crap starts.

May 7
A MyMSTeam Member

@A MyMSTeam Member There's another study they are doing with clemastine combined with metformin. Similar results as the Dihydroartemisinin from what I'm gathering. I wanna see if I can get in one of these studies.

May 7
A MyMSTeam Member

Kev, things like the product you listed and Choline state they can help with myelin repair.

I find this sort of stuff fascinating. I just wonder if the route to go would have to be *non-digestive route.

πŸ€·β€β™‚οΈ Choline, for example, if taken a certain higher mg than recommended can cause hypotension.

This is a crash in low blood pressure and can be potentially fatal.

However, I’m on the conventional med side and open to the natural side. πŸ™‚ My 2 cents!

I’ve done a lot of personal study on the natural side discovering interesting things.

May 7 (edited)
A MyMSTeam Member

Shit I'll try anything πŸ€ͺ

May 7
A MyMSTeam Member

Thankyou.....
Kev Flanagan....
Happy day πŸ˜‰
Gods blessings πŸ™Œ πŸ™ ✨️ ❀️ πŸ’–

May 19

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