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Biofeedback for Multiple Sclerosis - MS and Biofeedback

Posted Aug 23 2008 3:09pm

This is a great article discussing how biofeedback can help with some symptoms of multiple sclerosis Link: Biofeedback for Multiple Sclerosis - MS and Biofeedback .

As a complementary/alternative medicine (CAM) technique, biofeedback falls into my category of “cool CAM things to try,” for several reasons: 1) it is unlikely to hurt you; 2) it may actually help you; and 3) it provides instant feedback that you are doing something right. While I don’t think that I would turn to biofeedback to solve many (or most) of my multiple sclerosis symptoms, I will definitely give it a try for mild sensory symptoms, sleep problems, mild cognitive problems and as a way to reduce stress.

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