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Weekly Fish Consumption Slows Multiple Sclerosis Progression by 34%

3/7/2025

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A groundbreaking Swedish study reveals that multiple sclerosis (MS) patients who enjoy fish may significantly slow their disability progression. Analyzing 2,719 patients over 15 years, researchers found that those who ate fish weekly had a remarkable 34% lower risk of worsening symptoms. This suggests that simple dietary changes could play a vital role in MS management.

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A groundbreaking Swedish study reveals that multiple sclerosis (MS) patients who enjoy fish may significantly slow their disability progression. Analyzing 2,719 patients over 15 years, researchers found that those who ate fish weekly had a remarkable 34% lower risk of worsening symptoms. This suggests that simple dietary changes could play a vital role in MS management.