Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Flare-Ups: Addressing Inflammation and Finding Triggers
The Inflammation Investigator: Chronic Illness & AutoimmuneShow Notes
Elizabeth Yarnell presents a client's journey with multiple sclerosis from initial symptoms and diagnosis through a period of health decline. The episode follows the beginning of treatment and the client's initial improvements, before suffering a frightening health event and subsequent flare-ups. Elizabeth emphasizes the importance of addressing inflammation, identifying triggers, and tracking continued progress.
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