As recently as twenty years ago, medical researchers thought that even light to moderate physical activity might worsen the effects of multiple sclerosis (MS). But that started to change with the [...]
Good news! We have just published another research paper. Published papers are critically important because they are the only path to changing clinical practice. The most innovative ideas are [...]
New important information regarding MRI’s and pregnancy. Original article linked here. Lara C. Pullen, PhD September 08, 2016 Women exposed to magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) during the [...]
Public Release: 24-Aug-2016 UI researcher gets $1 million grant to study MS diets Study will compare effects of 2 diets on symptoms of MS fatigue Read the Original Release Here Listen to my [...]
Dr. Ken Sharlin was a key speaker at The Wahls Protocol Seminar held over August 4th-6th in Cedar Rapids where he touched on the topic of sleep: This essay will appear in the August/September [...]
Dr. Wahls will be rounding out the summer with the highly anticipated Wahls Protocol Seminar. This includes the Health Professional Workshop where attendees have the opportunity to take the exam [...]
Ashutosh Mangalam, PhD and his colleagues out of Mayo Clinic wondered whether those with a chronic autoimmune disorder, such as multiple sclerosis, would have a gut microbiome that is different [...]
For four years, secondary progressive multiple sclerosis confined Dr. Terry Wahls to a tilt-recline wheelchair. But by using Functional Medicine to create the Wahls Protocol, Dr. Wahls has [...]
In the 1970s and 1980s, medical students were taught that chronic disease was a consequence of altered biochemistry, driven mostly by a person’s genes. Because of the number of proteins our [...]
In the late 1950s, Professor David Strachan, a lecturer at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, was tasked with figuring out why rates of hay fever and eczema were skyrocketing in [...]
