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Helping Others to Help Yourself

by Caramia 26 Feb 2010 Emotions

Helping Others to Help Yourself In Core: Relationships 1.3-1.4 I show how our positive and negative thoughts and feeling influence our health and wellbeing. This is reinforced in a great article I’ve just read about a woman with MS. An unusual prescription from her holistic health adviser transformed her life......read the article here....: In Month of Giving, a [...]

Tagged as: Altruism, Connecting with others, Daily giving, Gifting, Giving, Helper’s high, MS, Multiple Sclerosis, Self help by helping others, Stepping outside of your own story, Volunteerism

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Gay with MS?

by Caramia 19 Feb 2010 Intimacy and Sex

Gay with MS? In recognition of your unique issues, especially when it comes to sex, I would like to dedicate this Introductory blog to lesbian women and gay men - hence shortened to ‘Gay’ people - who have MS. While you probably share many of the experiences that straight men and woman described in this site have [...]

Tagged as: Anal, Disability, Gay, Gay sex, GLAMS, Homosexual, Lesbian, MS, MS sex, Multiple Sclerosis, Sapphistry, Stigmatised

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Control Your Genes

by Caramia 18 Feb 2010 MS and Genes

Control Your Genes Naked Multiple Sclerosis proves how the origins of MS are rooted in your beliefs, thoughts, feelings and emotions. These in turn influence your genes. Not the other way round. However, the more Conventional medical view is that MS is caused by a complex interplay of bacterial, genetic and environmental factors and that one has [...]

Tagged as: Autism, Bipolar disorder, Change genes, Chromosome 6, Control your genes, Depression, DNA, Early genes, Emotional stress, Emotions, Epigenetic marks, Epigenetic therapy, Epigenetics, Epigenome, Gene expression, Genetic engineering, Genetic expression, Genetics, Immune system, Methylation, Mind over matter, MS, MS and Genes, Multiple Sclerosis, New Biology, Placebo effect, Pot belly, Quantum physics, Schizophrenia, Spontaneous healing

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A Roll in the Hay keeps the Doc Away!

by Caramia 17 Feb 2010 Intimacy and Sex

A Roll in the Hay keeps the Doc Away! Yes, it’s official: SEX IS good for you Many reputable studies have confirmed that an active sex life boosts immunity, increases blood flow, reduces pain, relieves stress, burns calories, improves Cardiovascular Health and sleep. In fact, there appear to be at least ten ways in which having sex [...]

Tagged as: Calories, Cardiovascular Health, Cholesterol, DHEA, EFT, Emotional Freedom Technique, Estrogen, Exercise, Health, Hormones, Immunity, Insulin, Intimacy, MS, MS and Genes, MS sex, Multiple Sclerosis, Nutritional Type, Orgasm, Progesterone, Sex, Sexual, Sexuality, SHBG, Sleep, Sugar, Testosterone

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No Sex Please

by Caramia 30 Jan 2010 Intimacy and Sex

1. The Asexual with MS Challenge! Do you have MS and are uninterested in sex or are ‘asexual’? If so, this blog is for you! Its purpose is to explore the nature and challenges of the asexual life both with and without MS. If indeed, it is a challenge to you at all! Maybe you are more of [...]

Tagged as: Abnormal, Aesexual, Aesexuals, Asexuality, MS, MS sex, Multiple Sclerosis, No sex, Nonsexual, Normal, Sex, Sexual, Sexuality

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MS Diagnosis

by Caramia 27 Jan 2010 MS Diagnosis

MS isn’t easy to diagnose. First, there is no single test for multiple sclerosis. Second, most MS symptoms can also be caused by other conditions. The doctor needs to rule out all other possible explanations. Prof. Alan Thompson, Institute of Neurology, UK agrees, saying: “The diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis is very difficult. You need neurologists with the knowledge to [...]

Tagged as: Blood Test, CNS, Demyelination, MRI, MS, Multiple Sclerosis, Myelin, VEP

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Avoid Conventional Lumbar Puncture!

by Caramia 27 Jan 2010 MS Diagnosis

If you don’t want to be bed ridden for days: AVOID the Conventional lumbar puncture procedure! Mine was horrific. First, they couldn’t find the right place to insert the needle. Then, when they found a good place, they couldn’t get the needle in properly resulting in the needle being wiggled around enthusiastically in my spinal column. My screams and [...]

Tagged as: Lumbar puncture, MS, Multiple Sclerosis, Ultrasonographic guidance

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