Eat Like a Caveman to Protect Your Brain From Shrinking

By Dr. Mercola

Multiple sclerosis (MS) drugs are some of the most toxic drugs used in the field of medicine, and while it is my strong recommendation not to use them, conventional physicians often offer them as a first-line treatment.

This is especially tragic because there are other options for fighting MS, namely nutrition to support and heal your brain and central nervous system, which I'll explain shortly.

Unfortunately, many MS patients take drugs because they are not aware that alternatives exist, and this can be a deadly decision.

In fact, a 59-year-old multiple sclerosis patient died last month within 24 hours of taking Gilenya, which is the first oral drug approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to reduce relapses and delay disability progression in patients with relapsing forms of MS. >