We often think about disability as being associated with a particular diagnosis but modern Western lifestyles are creating disability in the apparent absence of illness.
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The Professor reflects on the meaning of disability in Western society
Similarities between Swank and Zamboni’s theories
The Professor considers the parallels between Swank’s basic research work and that of Zamboni, both of whom have concluded that MS is a vascular disease, with leakage of blood around small veins; in Swank’s study he went further to show that this was caused by saturated fat interrupting the blood brain barrier and could be [...]
Review of Swank’s work on varying fat intakes with MS
The Professor looks at Swank’s Multiple Sclerosis Diet Book and is once again amazed at the research evidence supporting a low saturated fat diet in MS; here particularly he reviews the death rates from MS in people with varying fat intakes in Swank’s study.

