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How to Trust Yourself to Make MS Decisions—Without the Overwhelm (S8E5)

Ever feel like you’re one wrong decision away from making your MS worse? Between your doctor’s advice, endless Google rabbit holes, and everyone on social media swearing by a different protocol… it’s enough to make anyone freeze. You’re exhausted. And the stakes feel sky-high. But learning how to make MS health decisions doesn’t have to […]

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Most MS advice is either outdated, overwhelming, or straight-up impossible to follow.

I’m Alene, a Functional Nutrition Practitioner and your MS sister. I’m here to give you strategies that actually work in real life. Think practical MS nutrition, habits you can stick with, and mindset shifts that change everything. Because you don’t need more noise.
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New research shows a strong connection between migraines and MS.

Migraines and multiple sclerosis – it just sounds like a cruel combination of pain. I mean, migraines alone are a doozy. If you know… you know.  They’re more than just a bad headache.  Migraines are a full body experience.  I often compare it to having brain freeze and the flu at the same time.  It […]

Migraines Multiple Sclerosis

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A graphic showing a head with a pulsating migraine and a nervous system, illustrating the direct connection between migraines and Multiple Sclerosis.

Apple Podcasts | Spotify  Migraines. If you know, you know. They are more than just headaches. For many of us, migraines are a full-body experience that can feel like brain freeze and the flu at the same time. They can last for hours, days, or in some heartbreaking cases, never truly go away. Migraines affect each person […]

The Connection Between Migraines and Multiple Sclerosis (S1E12)

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A person walking through a dense fog, visually representing the often invisible and unpredictable symptoms like fatigue and brain fog associated with Multiple Sclerosis.

Apple Podcasts | Spotify  What does it feel like to have Multiple Sclerosis? Ask ten different people with MS and you’ll get ten different answers. Ask one person with MS on ten different days and you’ll still get ten different answers. It’s not about being indecisive or exaggerating symptoms. MS is unpredictable and often impossible to describe. […]

What It Feels Like to Have Multiple Sclerosis (S1E11)

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Illustration of a mind expanding, symbolizing the broadening of one's understanding of health beyond physical aspects when living with Multiple Sclerosis.

Apple Podcasts | Spotify  What does it mean to be healthy, now that you have MS? If you can’t be cured, can you even be healthy? This was something I personally struggled with because when I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis, I was a nutrition coach, yoga instructor, and personal trainer. I should have been the picture […]

Broaden Your Understanding of “Health” (S1E10)

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Scientific illustration of a sugar molecule and brain cells, representing research on how N-acetyl glucosamine may improve Multiple Sclerosis function and reduce inflammation.

Apple Podcasts | Spotify  A recent headline caught my attention: “Simple sugar compound improves function in multiple sclerosis patients, a UCI study shows.” At first glance, it almost sounds too good to be true. Sugar? Helping MS? Before anyone reaches for the candy jar, let’s take a closer look at what this study is actually saying. The […]

In the News: Does This Sugar Improve MS Function? (S1E9)

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A group of people sitting together in conversation, depicting the process of discussing a Multiple Sclerosis diagnosis with family and friends and helping them understand the condition.

You’re scared to tell people that you have Multiple Sclerosis. How will they react? Will they see you differently? You don’t want things to change. But you also feel so alone carrying this secret. Telling people about your diagnosis isn’t easy. It’s vulnerable. And that’s uncomfortable. I’ve been there. As a very private person, I […]

How to Tell Family and Friends You Have MS (S1E8)

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A vibrant image of someone reaching towards a bright future, symbolizing the guiding principles for thriving and finding hope despite a Multiple Sclerosis diagnosis.

We all wish we had that one person when we were first diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis. The one who understood exactly what we were feeling. Someone who could offer real-life advice, not just the clinical version you get from your doctor. When I was newly diagnosed, I searched everywhere for her. But no one showed […]

3 Guiding Principles to Thriving with Multiple Sclerosis (S1E7)

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Vitamin D Multiple Sclerosis

Want to lower your risk of Multiple Sclerosis symptoms and relapse? Take vitamin D. A lot of it. That’s basically been the message to the MS community for years. So we stocked up on our supplements and took ‘em daily. But now recent research suggests that this may not be true. Two studies concluded that […]

Vitamin D Multiple Sclerosis

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Image of sunlight and a vitamin D supplement bottle, illustrating the discussion about Vitamin D's role and recent research in managing Multiple Sclerosis.

If you’ve been told to load up on vitamin D to help with MS, you’re not alone. For years, that’s been the message within the MS community: take vitamin D. Lots of it to lower your risk of symptoms and relapse. It seemed like the simplest and cheapest addition to our wellness routine. And bonus? […]

Vitamin D and MS: Should You Still Be Taking It? (S1E6)

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A person looking at multiple medication bottles, representing the challenge of deciding on the best Multiple Sclerosis treatment plan and discussing options with doctors.

Were you diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis and handed a binder full of treatment options with the pressure to choose one quickly? You are not alone. Deciding which MS medication is right for you is one of the most overwhelming and personal decisions you will make on this journey. There is no one-size-fits-all solution, which is […]

Deciding on MS Medications: How to Make the Best Choice for You (S1E5)

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Illustration of diverse healthcare professionals, symbolizing building a comprehensive and affordable wellness team for managing Multiple Sclerosis.

Living with MS means facing uncertainty nearly every day. One day it’s fatigue. The next it’s brain fog. A few days later, your leg feels off and you’re left wondering if it’s just a passing sensation or the beginning of something more serious. That’s why having a solid MS wellness team is so important. You […]

Build Your Dream MS Wellness Team Without Breaking the Bank (S1E4)

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Beating the MS Biological Clock Starts With One Habit

MS has its own biological clock, and it doesn’t stop while we wait for the “right time.” But you can slow it, with small, sustainable habits that are realistic and powerful enough to change your future.

You’ll learn how to beat the MS biological clock with science-backed habits that protect your brain and give you back a life that feels good.

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