Terry
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A night shift job is not great for human health. I did 2nd shift for over 30 years and my wife was almost 35 years. That definitely affected us both healthwise. We are both MUCH happier being retired.
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I look at it this way, I got myself sick by some action or ingredient, so no reason I can't get better by finding out what that action or item was, and then remove it from my life. As humans we have the ability to heal ourselves. I truly believe that statement. My doctors are not much help at all, even in disease management modern medicine is not very good. We've all seen MANY videos and read the stories of people that have healed themselves from things worse than MS. I believe the human mind has more to do with it then many of the other aspects. Fasting has been a huge help for myself. I need to do that more often. "Eat your meat and get healthy" (grilled Chicken wings for today)
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I informed my doctor of MY decision to quit the copaxone and she had no problem with me doing that. Didn't really matter if she approved or not. It was something I had to try. I figure I can always go back on it if there is something that I'm missing from not taking it. MS is too frick'n weird to try and figure out the disease itself. Copaxone is basically 4 amino acids which help with myelin and it doesn't work like most of the hard core immunosuppresant treatments. I never noticed anything from taking it and so far no difference not taking it. For $25K+ per year a person should see something for results, I think. $25K is a lot of meat medicine 🤣
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I've discontinued the Copaxone that I was on for my MS. I feel that it never did anything for me anyways. 2 years ago or so I thought I would give it a try and see what happens. Currently I have no real symptoms from the MS. Now if something does reappear in the future then of course I will think "oh, it must have been the copaxone that did that" OR maybe it's the carnivore finally kicking in after 4 years? With MS there is really no way to tell on an individual case basis. Things take so long to develop and so long to go away that changing something with your health care and seeing the results is extremely hard to track. I personally can't try anything harder as far as treatments due to my bladder cancer from 6 years ago. Most other treatments have increased risk of cancer and/or PML, and NO ONE wants PML!
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I agree on the huge quantities that some claim to eat. I can't eat that much nor do I want to. I do fine with the smaller quantities that my wife and I both consume. We do not track anything and won't be starting either. Carnivore is simple, just eat animal products only and tracking is not required. It's those trips off of the carnivore trail that will catch up with you, quickly!
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I got rid of our olive oil about 3 years ago. Makes great fire pit starter fluid when mixed with a little kerosene 🤣 Now the only seed oil in our house is a small bottle of avocado oil, and I use that whenever I want a really high heat sear on a piece of meat. But since I started making ghee I haven't even used any avocado oil.
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Welcome and good luck for your future health. One piece of advice i would offer is to clean all the crap foods out of your kitchen cupboards and fridge. Just throw the bad stuff away. DON'T "finish it up" or "Give to someone else" - just toss it out and don't look back. If it ain't in the house, then you can't eat it. This plan worked great for my wife and I. Carny for 4 years and my MS has been symptom free now for a year or more. I have stopped the Copaxone that i was injecting. I do not use any other meds, even aspirin or tylenol. I also have ankylosing spondylitis which seems a little better on carny. Hoping to improve that next now that the MS seems to be in remission. 5 years ago I had bladder cancer also (the list goes on and on 🤣) and i am now 5 years cancer free, and I thank the carnivore for helping that stay away. "Eat your meat and live a long live"
