Three Exercises That Benefit People With MS
by admin on 01/13/12 at 6:18 am
Multiple sclerosis can cause the muscular system to atrophy. However, a person with this disease can learn to manage their pain and help their body stay strong by the use of exercise. Exercise can help the body become stronger and will combat muscle atrophy. This, in turn, reduces the symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis. With this [...]
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