How do I know which treatments of multiple sclerosis (MS) are effective?

First, treatments of multiple sclerosis (MS) don’t stand the test of time. If they were effective, they wouldn't fall by the wayside from year to year. Second, they don't hold up to scientific scrutiny.

Basically there is only one proper way to evaluate a proposed treatment - a double-blind control study. A double-blind control is a study in which two groups of patients are started in a program at the same time. One group gets the treatment and the other gets a placebo - an inactive pharmaceutical substance given to compare the effect of the "real" treatment on trial.

Neither the patient nor the doctor knows who got the real treatment and who got the placebo until the end of the study.

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