I will be the first to admit that I love juices. They’re colorful, full of tasty fruits and vegetables, and […]
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I will be the first to admit that I love juices. They’re colorful, full of tasty fruits and vegetables, and […]
During the First World War, the Surgeon General received numerous pitches for miraculous cures for sick and wounded American soldiers. […]
By Lara Freidenfelds
“You have multiple sclerosis? My cousin cured her MS with a gluten-free diet and qi gong — you should really try it!”
Since I was diagnosed with MS 17 years ago, I have heard many, many versions of this story, though with a rotating cast of miracle cures in the starring role. Some involve mainstream pharmaceuticals; many more are from the world of alternative medicine. I usually politely say, “Thanks for letting me know,” and let it drop. Everyone who tells me a story like this wishes for my good health, and I do appreciate that.