Food Medicine for MS (21-Day Challenge)

When you were diagnosed with MS, did you ask what you should eat?

Were you disappointed with the answer?

So was I.

My name's Dani. I've had relapsing multiple sclerosis (RMS) since 1998.

I'm also a health writer, and from a medical family, so I did the research.

After a year of research and breaking it down into simple chunks, I have made a 21-day challenge to help anyone with multiple sclerosis of any kind.

The good news is, we have so much control over MS.

This is all evidence-based.

You'll learn:

• Why looking at your diet is the single biggest thing you can do for your health
• The 5 golden rules I followed to become symptom-free (without medication)
• The one thing all effective MS diets have in common
• How I massively reduced inflammation in my body
• How your gut microbes are your best friend in making MS irrelevant (this is where MS starts)
• Which oil to choose and which to AVOID and why.
• The truth about carbs - there are 2 types. One is essential. One is bad.
• How to slash fatigue, boost your energy, elevate your mental health, and eat for pleasure, family, and your good health.

There's no calorie counting or fat tracking. It's simple and sustainable for life.

This course is about food, not medication.

If you're taking an MS drug that works, keep taking it. But do this as well.

There are no side effects with a healthy diet.

No drug can do what food can.

NOTE: To Paid Substack Subscribers.

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Thank you and be well XO

Disclaimer

The content presented on this website and in the Food Medicine Diet for MS course is based on the personal experiences and perspectives of the author. It is provided for informational and educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition.

This material does not constitute medical advice and should not be relied upon as a substitute for professional consultation, diagnosis, or treatment by qualified healthcare providers. Individual results may vary, and no outcomes are guaranteed.

The information provided here is not a substitute for medications or other treatments prescribed by your doctor. You should always seek the advice of your neurologist or other qualified health professional with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition or health goals.

Consult with your healthcare provider for personal advice.