I’m Sandy, a fellow MS warrior and nutritionist. When I was first diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, I was overwhelmed by fear, confusion, and uncertainty. I didn’t know what my future would hold, and I certainly didn’t know how to manage the symptoms that were quickly becoming a constant in my life.

My doctor told me about Copaxone, a disease-modifying drug that would need to be injected daily by myself and—most alarmingly—was the cost. I felt like I was choosing between the lesser of two evils: dealing with the unpredictable progression of MS or living with the potential side effects of this powerful medication. I started Copaxone and it wasn’t long before I began to notice the side effects.

My energy levels plummeted, and I began to feel more like a shell of myself than the active woman I used to be. By day 7, my anxiety was so bad I didn’t want to leave my house. How was this okay? I knew there had to be another way—a better way to take control of my MS without sacrificing my quality of life.

That’s when I began my journey into nutrition and all natural supplements. I spent countless hours researching, experimenting, and learning from others who had walked this path before me. I went back to school, became a nutritionist, and learned everything I could about food, inflammation, and the immune system.

Over time, I developed a simple, step-by-step plan that changed everything for me. There are a lot of misconceptions out there about how to manage multiple sclerosis. Society, and even the medical community, often tells us that medication is the only way to control this disease.

We’re led to believe that without these drugs, our symptoms will spiral out of control, and our quality of life will diminish rapidly. But that’s simply not true.

When I was diagnosed, my doctor had NO other alternatives other than medication. When it comes to autoimmune conditions, conventional medicine has failed us! Like myself, many women feel trapped, thinking that they have no other options.

But the truth is, there are alternative ways to manage MS symptoms and improve your quality of life—ways that don’t involve putting your body through the wringer with harsh medications.

I was able to eliminate all my MS symptoms and I’ve helped other women do the same! If you’re looking for an all natural way of healing, you’re in the right place!