Why call them side effects if they are permanent?

MS has been known about for 200 years. We know full well that it doesn’t reverse itself naturally, and no-one has ever claimed it has.

PFS has been around for 15 years, in which time several people have claimed to have recovered naturally.

They’re not even comparable.

Claim, vs being proven are totally different things.

There are thousands of people who haven’t cured MS but have seen drastic improvements. I doubt many of these people who even claim being cured were among the worst cases of PFS among us. I have had PFS for years now, many of the side effects do improve considerably with time, but I am still not cured or recovered in any sense of the word. At this point, persistent and permanent are both acceptable until we know more as far as I am concerned.

I think its worth creating a separate thread for asparagus supplements.

I’ve been taking “Asparagus Racemosus” for over six weeks now.
It has definitely helped in the sexual department, such as better erections and libido.

I’m not claiming that its is a cure for PFS, but it definitely seems to get things working better.
Just my two cents worth.

The word “persistent side effect” is made up lawyer speak. Trying to avoid responsibility for damaging people.

Thats why the studies are so important. Recovering naturally obviously is a rare feat that cant be connected to a specific protocol. There have been about 10-15 people who claim recovery. That number is tiny in comparison to the number of people registered.

We will have to be patient with the studies. It will take at least a decade for significant progress. Until a cure is found we might be under the ground already. However we still have to pursue this path.