Magnesium is a mineral which aids many processes in the body. Every organ in the body utilizes magnesium, but especially the heart, muscles and kidneys. Among the many processes Magnesium plays a part in, it helps to contribute to teeth and bone structure and strength. Magnesium also activates enzymes, aids in the production of energy, [...]
Cortisol is a steroid hormone that is important for regulating many processes in the body, as well as helping to regulate your metabolism, and keep your immune system in check. Cortisol is our primary stress hormone that we used to require back in caveman days to avoid being eaten by the man-eating Saber-toothed tiger! Fight or [...]
The Facts Vitamin D is an ESSENTIAL nutrient. It is a fat soluble vitamin. It is especially important for people with MS. Whether you get it through supplement or sunlight it is crucial to get some everyday! Vitamin D has been shown to be beneficial for people with MS.🧑🦯 Vitamin D is also the only [...]
Are you looking for an easy recipe that doubles as a great way to clean out your fridge? Try a Buddha Bowl! The topping choices are endless and it's a fantastic way to introduce more plant-based meal options into your week! Have fun with the possibilities... this is your canvas and you are the artist!! [...]
Self-care quite literally means caring for your whole self. That can include anything we do to look after our physical, spiritual and emotional health — holistically. Self-care helps you maintain healthy relationships. That, in turn, allows you a better relationship with yourself. Engaging in a self-care routine has been clinically proven to reduce and/or eliminate [...]
So many of us are guilty of putting our health on the back burner to take care of others, or because our lives just get too busy... It’s time to put YOU first!!! Start by trying to be more grateful and happy When you are happy there are so many amazing benefits! An article from Purdue.edu [...]
In 1970, when I was in 6th grade, I was outside participating in gym class. Suddenly I felt kind of strange, like a little vibration in my brain, and I couldn’t quite figure out what was wrong. I told the teacher I wasn't feeling well and when she started talking to me it was like [...]
Eric Broser has been involved in the health and fitness industry as a trainer, strength/contest prep coach, model, author, magazine columnist, consultant to nutritional supplement companies and gym owner for over twenty-five years. Even though it may seem intimidating to start working out, trainers such as Eric all started where you are today. We recently [...]
Welcome to my first blog post with MSFC! With each of my posts, I will be sharing experiences and knowledge that I have gained throughout my life with Multiple Sclerosis. Each entry will alternate between exercise, nutrition, and mindset. Today, let’s dive into exercise. You all have probably been told many times that movement is [...]
In the United States, approximately one million people live with multiple sclerosis (MS). Normally, the first symptoms and diagnosis occur between the age of 15 and 50, but it can be diagnosed at any age. This is especially true for individuals living in North America, as research suggests that people living farther from the equator are more [...]
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