"The Right Direction to Better Health!"

Diane Scallo, MS, RD
Registered Dietitian
Certified Chef
Personal Fitness Trainer

Specializing in:

Multiple Sclerosis Nutrition
Autoimmune Diseases
Food Allergies/Sensitivities
Weight Management
Diabetes

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Curing MS with Diet: Could Fat Have Something To Do With It?

October 13, 2009

The public has been fed a great deal of misinformation about the relative virtues of various fad diets as well as dietary supplements touting claims from anti- aging, increased sex drive, improved athletic performance, weight loss, and everything in between including multiple sclerosis. Unfortunately, such claims are often unproven and are usually made to sell a product or service.

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Is Exercise A Good Idea If You Have Multiple Sclerosis?

One of the first things most people consider after they have been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis is whether or not they should exercise. It would seem that exercise and multiple sclerosis would not make a good partnership given that the disease affects a person’s strength, balance, coordination...