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Lindsey Santiago Making resolutions for the New Year is as traditional as making a champagne toast at midnight. One of the most common aspirations is to lose weight. The ketogenic diet or “keto” diet (KD) has gained popularity as a way to drop a few pounds quickly without having to exercise. It does this by mimicking the … Read more
If you’re a member of iConquerMS, you know that we ask you questions about your ability to function at home and your satisfaction with daily activities. MS can cause problems with mobility and vision, which often makes everyday living a challenge. Making the right adaptations at home can make it easier to navigate and reduce … Read more
Proteins are the work horses of the human body and its cells, determining both structure and function. The key to discovering a cure for MS may lie in studying the components of proteins and how they interact. Omics research is an emerging field that aims to do just this. The ACP Repository is a growing, … Read more
If you’re a member of iConquerMS, you know that we ask you about all aspects of living with the disease, including your mental health and quality of life. There is evidence that spiritual practices help people with MS with both of these and more. What is Spirituality? Dictionary.com defines spirituality as “the quality of being … Read more
Explore MS fatigue, with details on upcoming research into a new, drug-free treatment for it.
If you’re a member of iConquerMS, you know we ask questions about diets and other wellness interventions that people with MS might undertake. There is ample evidence that eating a wholesome diet and living a healthy lifestyle has a positive impact on MS symptoms and daily function. One particular area of focus of diet-related MS research has … Read more