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What vitamins and foods should someone with ms avoid?
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Not much: I would avoid very HIGH doses of vitamin B6 (which is true whether you have MS or not.) I WOULD use at least 2000 units of vitamin D per day, as long as your doctor doesn't see any reason not to. Eat a healthy diet...nothing specific.
Answered 12/21/2014
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