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Dietary Supplements and Multiple Sclerosis: A Health Professional's Guide
by Allen C., M.D. Bowling, Thomas M. Stewart
from Demos Medical Publishing

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• Avg. Customer Rating: 3.0 / 5.0

• Bad intention & Questionable Credibility
  Dear MS-er:
  If you expect this book to present a "Complementary and Alternative Medicine Program" that can help you with your disease (As could be implied by the authers' profissional field), then you are mistaken. If you are looking for "Dietry Supplements" (As could be implied by the title of this book) then look else where.
  If you need to read such silly claims like"Excessive Vitamin E can increase risk of bleeding" ( may I ask if this has been clincially proven? huh), then buy this book and... more info

• Jampacked with lots and lots of essential information those of us with MS need
  WOW! I now no longer feel like I'm fumbling around in the dark about dietary suppplements and MS! Dr. Bowling thoroughly and objectively examines supplements and their effects on MS! How empowering it is to know that certain supplements have the side effect of nausea, which is my most frequent and bothersome MS sypmtom and the one thing I simply can't cope with.
  No more Evening Primrose Oil for me! I've replaced it with Flaxseed Oil, which does basically the same thing, but unlike Evening Primrose Oil... more info

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