Comments on: Multiple Sclerosis and nutrition http://kulvis.com/multiple-sclerosis-and-nutrition/ Where there's a will, there's a way . . . Tue, 22 Nov 2011 09:51:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: Whitney http://kulvis.com/multiple-sclerosis-and-nutrition/comment-page-1/#comment-969 Whitney Mon, 21 Nov 2011 18:54:58 +0000 http://kulvis.com/?p=50#comment-969 I have had incredible success with the autoimmune protocol of the paleo diet. I started a web site to help people learn more about the relation diet has to MS (multiple sclerosis). It is nutrisclerosis.com if you want to check it out. Diet is a big portion of the lifestyle you need to lead to beat MS. Having a good attitude, managing stress and sleeping well are just as important. I have had incredible success with the autoimmune protocol of the paleo diet. I started a web site to help people learn more about the relation diet has to MS (multiple sclerosis). It is nutrisclerosis.com if you want to check it out. Diet is a big portion of the lifestyle you need to lead to beat MS. Having a good attitude, managing stress and sleeping well are just as important.

]]> By: Optimal Nutrition http://kulvis.com/multiple-sclerosis-and-nutrition/comment-page-1/#comment-914 Optimal Nutrition Fri, 18 Nov 2011 01:36:24 +0000 http://kulvis.com/?p=50#comment-914 I would like to share my story: I applied the Optimal Nutrition (and I know more people who did the same) and I cured myself. I came to Canada in 1991 and after arriving I applied the recommended nutritional advice ,with now, a great regret. I cut fat, ate fish and chicken, and supplied my body with lots of fruits and vegetable. I ate this with MODERATION.( The word "moderation" has a different meaning to everyone, and cannot be used in nutrition which is a science - biochemistry). In 1992 I started to feel weak, unable to run and do most things I enjoyed doing before (hiking, biking). After couple of months these symptoms disappeared. The symptoms reappeared again 1996 and were much stronger, made me unable to enjoy life . I was diagnosed with MS, a very frightening disease. For everyone the diagnosis feels like a DEATH SENTENCE. Someone with MS feels like a heavy chain is strapped around the body, makes a person unable to move. The legs, arms are extremely heavy. To do anything requires good hand-eye coordination. By that I mean it is hard to know where a hand or a leg is without looking at it and trying, if it is still possible, to perform any tasks. When the body is supplied with the best proteins (building blocks), the best energy (fat - burning it gives energy and water) and with limited amount of carbohydrates (needed only for the brain and heart proper function) the mentioned above heavy chain starts to become lighter and lighter, and one day it drops. An unbelievable feeling. (Recent MRI test done at UBC shows, that I do not have MS anymore). The above information shows that people do not have to suffer. They can live a better, healthier life. All information on how to start and continue ON are on: Facebook “Optimal Nutrition-cures” http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100002335037903 I would like to share my story:
I applied the Optimal Nutrition (and I know more people who did the same) and I cured myself.

I came to Canada in 1991 and after arriving I applied the recommended nutritional advice ,with now, a great regret.

I cut fat, ate fish and chicken, and supplied my body with lots of fruits and vegetable. I ate this with MODERATION.( The word “moderation” has a different meaning to everyone, and cannot be used in nutrition which is a science – biochemistry).

In 1992 I started to feel weak, unable to run and do most things I enjoyed doing before (hiking, biking). After couple of months these symptoms disappeared.

The symptoms reappeared again 1996 and were much stronger, made me unable to enjoy life . I was diagnosed with MS, a very frightening disease.

For everyone the diagnosis feels like a DEATH SENTENCE. Someone with MS feels like a heavy chain is strapped around the body, makes a person unable to move. The legs, arms are extremely heavy. To do anything requires good hand-eye coordination. By that I mean it is hard to know where a hand or a leg is without looking at it and trying, if it is still possible, to perform any tasks.

When the body is supplied with the best proteins (building blocks), the best energy (fat – burning it gives energy and water) and with limited amount of carbohydrates (needed only for the brain and heart proper function) the mentioned above heavy chain starts to become lighter and lighter, and one day it drops. An unbelievable feeling.

(Recent MRI test done at UBC shows, that I do not have MS anymore).

The above information shows that people do not have to suffer. They can live a better, healthier life.

All information on how to start and continue ON are on:

Facebook “Optimal Nutrition-cures”

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100002335037903

]]> By: Multiple Sclerosis http://kulvis.com/multiple-sclerosis-and-nutrition/comment-page-1/#comment-210 Multiple Sclerosis Mon, 27 Sep 2010 15:29:24 +0000 http://kulvis.com/?p=50#comment-210 It's needless to say that the importance of diet cannot be underlined enough when it comes to MS. There are plenty of diets out there, but one thing should always be considered by multiple sclerosis patients: how does the diet make them feel. When it comes to MS, one's diet needs to contain enough nourishment without putting extra strain on the body, and at the same time needs not to contain aliments that worsen the symptoms. So, it's recommended to keep a journal with what you ate and how it made you feel when you start on a new diet. This way you'll have a better look at how the diet works for you. It’s needless to say that the importance of diet cannot be underlined enough when it comes to MS. There are plenty of diets out there, but one thing should always be considered by multiple sclerosis patients: how does the diet make them feel.

When it comes to MS, one’s diet needs to contain enough nourishment without putting extra strain on the body, and at the same time needs not to contain aliments that worsen the symptoms. So, it’s recommended to keep a journal with what you ate and how it made you feel when you start on a new diet. This way you’ll have a better look at how the diet works for you.

]]> By: Cathalijne Zoete http://kulvis.com/multiple-sclerosis-and-nutrition/comment-page-1/#comment-55 Cathalijne Zoete Mon, 04 Jan 2010 16:00:31 +0000 http://kulvis.com/?p=50#comment-55 I watched the sites of Dr.Swank, and read the book of Dr.Kwasniewski and also read many other books on MS.(Prof.Harold Foster "What really causes MS") I would rather start on a paleo-diet than on homo-optimus... I find it striking that there is no good update on how many (new) MS-patients have gotten positive results with the homo optimus diet of Kwasniewski. Here in the Netherlands I think no one has ever tried it. But due to the minimum information I'm also afraid to start the diet, and I have also my own thoughts on it: I'm type A for the Eat right for your type-diet. I've always had negative effects from eating saturated fats, as long as I have had MS (10 years now) And have been a vegetarian almost all my life....doet this diet fit me? Wouldn't I have severe side -effects so to speak? Are there any people out there who would like to share? Thanks in advance for any remarks or information! I watched the sites of Dr.Swank, and read the book of Dr.Kwasniewski and also read many other books on MS.(Prof.Harold Foster “What really causes MS”)
I would rather start on a paleo-diet than on homo-optimus…
I find it striking that there is no good update on how many (new) MS-patients have gotten positive results with the homo optimus diet of Kwasniewski. Here in the Netherlands I think no one has ever tried it. But due to the minimum information I’m also afraid to start the diet, and I have also my own thoughts on it: I’m type A for the Eat right for your type-diet.
I’ve always had negative effects from eating saturated fats, as long as I have had MS (10 years now) And have been a vegetarian almost all my life….doet this diet fit me? Wouldn’t I have severe side -effects so to speak?
Are there any people out there who would like to share?
Thanks in advance for any remarks or information!

]]> By: Ron Murray http://kulvis.com/multiple-sclerosis-and-nutrition/comment-page-1/#comment-38 Ron Murray Wed, 02 Sep 2009 23:17:46 +0000 http://kulvis.com/?p=50#comment-38 I was a patient of Dr. Swank, starting his diet in 1984 and have remained on it until recently. It is not a type of Paleo Diet. I switched to the 100% Paleo Diet which is an expansion of the Swank Diet. He knew that the key factor in onset and treatment of MS was nutrition, and I'm sure he now would now embrace the Paleo Diet. If you watch the first video on the direct-ms.org it will explain in depth the reasons our modern diet is responsible for auto-immune diseases. I was a patient of Dr. Swank, starting his diet in 1984 and have remained on it until recently. It is not a type of Paleo Diet. I switched to the 100% Paleo Diet which is an expansion of the Swank Diet.

He knew that the key factor in onset and treatment of MS was nutrition, and I’m sure he now would now embrace the Paleo Diet.

If you watch the first video on the direct-ms.org it will explain in depth the reasons our modern diet is responsible for auto-immune diseases.

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