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The following columns related to MS and diet were written by Ashton Embry.

  • Why National MS Societies Are Not Acting in the Best Interests of Persons with MS
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  • CCSVI Science – The Latest Results and their Relevance
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  • Up close and personal with CCSVI
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  • New Studies Show the MS Drugs Don’t Slow Progression
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  • The Liberation War
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  • New Data on CCSVI and Vitamin D Underscore the Need for Taking Action
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  • CCSVI, Autoimmunity and Nutrition

    (February 2010 New Pathways Article)

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  • More Thoughts on CCSVI

    (December 2009 New Pathways Article)

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  • CCSVI - A Huge Breakthrough in MS?

    (September 2009 New Pathways Article)

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  • A Leaky Gut – A Key Part of the MS Disease Process
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  • Death of a Giant
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  • The Need for Proper Regulation
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  • Up from the Chair - The Terry Wahls Story
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  • A Tale of Two Trials
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  • Advice for the Newly Diagnosed
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  • Statistics and Risk Assessment
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  • Low Dose Naltrexone
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  • Vitamin D Supplementation and Autoimmune Disease - Opposing Views
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  • Vitamin D and MS – An Update
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  • The Role of Lectins from Grains and Legumes in the MS Disease
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  • Drastic Measures for Aggressive MS
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  • The Varied Roles of Infectious Agents in the Onset and Progression of MS
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  • Multiple Sclerosis and Food Proteins
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  • Appraising Therapies
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  • Genetic Epidemiology and Causal Factors of MS
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  • Scientific Subjectivity
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  • The Three Stages of MS
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  • MS and Supplements
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  • MS and Fats – A Balancing Act
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  • Where Did MS Come From?
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  • Are patients being given objective information on MS drugs?
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  • Death and Dividends: The Tysabri Debacle
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  • MS and Vitamin D Deficiency
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  • MS and Vitamin D Supplementation
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  • MS and First Do No Harm
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  • Nutrition Factors and Multiple Sclerosis - Part I: Identifying the Prime Suspects
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  • Nutrition Factors and Multiple Sclerosis - Part II: Vitamin D
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