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A Different Kind of Holiday Season: Staying Grounded with MS During the Holidays
Festive dinners have already begun. Invitations are filling the calendar. Tables are getting longer, plates are getting fuller, and somehow the season seems to arrive all at once. Here we go. The holiday season has a way of sweeping people up before they even realize it’s happening. One gathering becomes two. One indulgent meal turns into several. Routines soften, then quietly disappear, all in the name of celebration. For people living with multiple sclerosis (MS), autoimmun

Dr. Teri Jaklin ND, IFMCP
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The Healing Power of Cozy: How Small Winter Rituals Create Big Health Shifts
There’s a moment each year—usually after the first cold snap—when something in you exhales. The days shorten, the kettle starts working harder, and cozy sweaters appear like old friends. Cozy season quietly arrives. And for anyone living with MS, autoimmune disease, or chronic stress, this shift matters. Small, intentional winter rituals support nervous system regulation, steady your energy, and help you reconnect with your body’s natural rhythm. This is the real healing powe

Dr. Teri Jaklin ND, IFMCP
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The Heart of Healing: How Your Mindset Shapes Life with Multiple Sclerosis
For more than 25 years in clinical practice, I’ve worked with people living with multiple sclerosis (MS) who want to take back control of their health. What I’ve learned is simple but powerful: your mindset shapes your experience of MS — and, ultimately, your ability to heal. Why Mindset Matters in Healing with MS After thousands of cases, I can almost tell who will thrive living with MS. The difference isn’t treatment or medication; it’s mindset — how someone sees themselves

Dr. Teri Jaklin ND, IFMCP
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Transform MS: A Journey to Better Health
Discover practical, science-informed strategies for MS transformation. Learn how nutrition, movement, stress reduction, and personalized care can help you move beyond symptoms and reclaim your health.

Dr. Teri Jaklin ND, IFMCP
3 min read


Navigating Fall Allergies: A Guide for Individuals Living with Multiple Sclerosis
As summer fades into fall, a new challenge arises—an increase in environmental allergens like ragweed, mold spores, and leaf dust. Even if you're not sneezing or dealing with a runny nose, these airborne irritants can aggravate inflammation and trigger autoimmune symptoms. This is especially true for those of us living with chronic conditions like MS (multiple sclerosis), RA (rheumatoid arthritis), and AS (ankylosing spondylitis). Other inflammatory states, from digestive iss

Dr. Teri Jaklin ND, IFMCP
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