Fwd: Be cool

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Dear Members,

Summer heat can impose additional hardships for people with MS. The good news is that sometimes there are ways to "beat the heat" by using cooling techniques. We have recently updated www.ms-cam.org to include additional information about cooling. If you are interested in reading about heat problems in MS generally, cooling techniques, or seeing the results of a survey we have previously conducted on the subject, click here: Cooling information

In addition, our survey on diet and dietary supplements in MS is ongoing. Nearly 2000 people have participated so far. We look forward to analyzing the results of this survey in more detail in the coming months. To see the early results of the survey, to participate in the survey, or to read our review of dietary supplements in MS, please click on the link below:

Diet and Supplement Review and Survey

Thank you very much for your interest, and stay cool!

Sincerely,

Bowling, M.D., Ph.D.

Tom , PA-C, M.S., J.D.

Rocky Mountain Multiple Sclerosis Center

Rocky Mountain Multiple Sclerosis Center

Complementary and Alternative Medicine Program 701 E. Hampden Avenue, Suite 420

Englewood, CO 80113

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