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That's a great question! SeroVital Amino is a human growth hormone (HGH) supplement, and there isn't specific research connecting it to changes in MS lesions on MRI scans. No MyMSTeam members have shared experiences with this particular supplement in relation to MRI changes.

When it comes to supplements and MS lesions, the Show Full Answer

That's a great question! SeroVital Amino is a human growth hormone (HGH) supplement, and there isn't specific research connecting it to changes in MS lesions on MRI scans. No MyMSTeam members have shared experiences with this particular supplement in relation to MRI changes.

When it comes to supplements and MS lesions, the most researched options include:

- Omega-3 fatty acids/fish oil – shown to help reduce relapse rates and inflammatory markers
- Alpha-lipoic acid (ALA) – some studies suggest it may help slow brain shrinkage in progressive MS
- Vitamin D – low levels are linked to increased MS activity MRI lesion changes are best tracked through regular scans and working closely with a neurologist. Disease-modifying therapies (DMTs) remain the most proven way to reduce new lesion activity.

It's always worth checking with your neurologist or pharmacist before starting any new supplement, as some can interact with DMTs or affect MS symptoms.

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