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? I just recently found out about this option. I appreciate any feedback back. Blessings to all. Pia
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Members responded with caution to a question about an MS supplement claiming to support myelin repair, with many sharing concern that such... Read more
There is no way to monitor myelin repair in living people currently, so likely is snake oil.
No, I don't take it-this is the first I've heard of this mixture. There's one more vitamin online that claims to repair myelin-last year I told Dr. A about it and he said not to waste your $ on it. However, there is legit research going on about myelin repair-I posted it a few months ago. I wouldn't waste $ on this if I were you.
@A MyMSTeam Member I think this is the usual Vitamins Will Fix All Your Health Issues scam.
4 weeks! we MSrs have enough ongoing troubles without this kind of probably un-founded, un-proved and misleading advertising.
I'm sorry I can't be more optimistic Pia. I've spent $$$$ ove the past years following one false promise after another.
To me this looks like any other money-making try.
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I would be wary of this. I don’t think repairing myelin is ever this simple.
"Gracias, I think," Pia-it's info that I remember. Besides, I don't do or take any and everything b/c I learned from my dad and good, old King Solomon to be wise and seek wisdom as well as discretion. As the old saying goes, "If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is." Furthermore, I look up particular or unfamiliar ingredients-like the other myelin repair claiming natural vitamin supplement, one of the ingredients that clearly stuck out to me was pine-I'm like, 'wait a minute, I know we can eat pine nuts but I don't believe we can actually consume or intake the whole thing-probably poisonous.' Besides, there's too many quick fixes out there, smh.
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