The Swank MS Foundation has given me permission to share their professional video, "Conversations with Roy L. Swank," with you. Please take the time to get to know one of the true medical geniuses of the twentieth century.

Our Diet & Multiple Sclerosis Study showed immediate and permanent positive changes in feelings of "well being" of patients with MS.

Conversations with Roy L. Swank, MD a Video Interview Recorded 2001

By learning the right way to eat, I have my life back. I am no longer waiting for the next attack. While I still think of it daily, MS no longer consumes my life. The last question I asked Dr. McDougall was what I should do next (to help with the MS). He told me to go live my life

Rebecca Lewis: Multiple Sclerosis No Longer Controls Her Life (Video)

In this taped interview from 1995, Dr. Roy Swank, 86, discusses his groundbreaking work in the treatment of Multiple Sclerosis (MS) through a low-fat diet. Dr. Swank’s early research was driven by the discovery that during WWII, MS suffers in Denmark and Switzerland actually got bette

For me, this isn't all about appearance. It isn't about trying a new diet fad. It's about eating healthy and living a long life. It's about keeping both my son and I strong and healthy. It's about creating a future that will not include medications and hospitals.

Dr. Roy Swank, MD is the founder of the Low Fat Diet treatment for multiple sclerosis. Dr. Swank served as the head of the Division of Neurology of the University of Oregon Medical School (Oregon Health & Science University) for 22 years, and has published many papers in the most

Dr. McDougall discusses the treatment of Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and other autoimmune diseases with a low-fat diet. (Video)

Roy Swank, MD: Multiple Sclerosis Pioneer - Plus a Conversation with Dr. McDougall (Recorded November, 1990) (Video)

Roy Swank, MD: Multiple Sclerosis Cure (the 5th Estate TV Show, Recorded 1989) (Video)

How could something as simple as what we eat be involved with such a mysterious disease as multiple sclerosis? Most professionals are expecting that the answer will be found, someday, by some "high tech," high profit, research in viral or immunological investigations.

I believe a healthy diet is the answer and from what I have seen, the scientific research backs that up. Too bad everyone doesn't know this simple truth.

The low-fat diet treatment for Multiple Sclerosis was developed by Roy Swank, MD, former head of the department of Neurology at the Oregon Health & Science University. He has treated more than 5,000 people over the past 50 years and the results are remarkable.

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