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If you have MS you simply have to learn to live without saturated fats as much as possible. Be careful of trans-fatty acids as food manufacturers try to pass these off as healthy vegetable oils, but in fact they are modified and heated oils which have been made to preserve foods like biscuits, muesli bars etc., which allows them to sit on the supermarket shelfs a bit longer.

Our emotions rule our lives and if we learn to increase positivity in our lives, we can increase happiness. This in turn will help our health and extend our life-span and make us much happier to get on with the things they are needed.

I have drawn on my clinical experiences of treating MS patents, as well as research on treatment regimes recommended by various MS experts such as Dr Fred Klenner, Dr George Jelinek, Dr Alan Gaby and Dr Roy Swank. I have learned much more from MS patients over the years than form any other source. Often patients with conditions like MS end up doing their own research, whilst some go in-depth and truly astound me. They have been a true inspiration.

Children and adults with Irlen Syndrome put more energy and effort into the reading process, whether it be the words, numbers or musical notes, because they see the printed page differently from a proficient reader

Have you ever heard someone tell you, in summer particularly, that they developed a problem with their tummy after they went to a barbeque or when eating out at someone’s place? As a naturopath I have seen many people come into the clinic with ‘sore tummies’.

Enzymes are also of extreme importance to the immune status of the body. Enzymes are necessary for all mental and physical functions and minerals are the catalysts that make enzyme function possible.

Spasmed muscles are often not painful to begin with, but will be noticed when the inability to move the area, whether neck, limb or back, through its normal full range of movement increases. A common stress area is usually manifested in our necks and can be caused by emotional problems at work or home, unless specific work muscles are being repeated.

Polycystic kidney disease is a genetic disorder characterised by the growth of numerous cysts, predominantly in the kidneys, but also occurring in other organs such as the liver and pancreas.