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Can Fruit Peel Amazingly Give Us Back Our Myelin?
The UK MS Society has just reported on this latest research that works so far in mice.
Ursolic acid a compound found in some fruit peels, herbs and spices has been found to do this.
There is no evidence yet that it works in humans.
Supposedly you can though buy it as a supplement.
So I’m going off now to check.
Are you tempted at all?
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So, I’ve given it a go.
I take a myriad of supplements that might possibly help MS.
Some like Biotin have recently proved to be worthless. Still, it’s flogged as being ‘Support for Healthy Hair, Skin and Nails’ so at least I’m giving myself the chance at being lustrous!
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Nah, not tempted. As I heard a researcher say the other day, “mice lie and monkeys exaggerate.” On the other hand, one of my favorite songs is “Peel me a Grape.” https://youtu.be/n7Uc3q346VU
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A compound found in the peels of some fruits, such as apples and prunes, may reduce neuron damage and promote myelin repair, a mouse model study has found.
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Hi Ed & hello Collette
Practically every study I’ve flagged up or read about seems to be tested on mice! I’ve highlighted this recent study before questioning the validity of all mice research on us humans.
So as much as I agree with your valid skepticism Ed – think my MS advancement has me now grasping at straws. Despite the plastic ones being terrible for the environment! x
PS Counter with Tom Petty ‘This Old Town’ – admittedly only mention of rodents is ‘Rats to Kill’ but love his music.
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