The former Globo star has adopted limited food to cope with the symptoms of the disease
Ludmila Dayer39 years old, known for starring in productions of Globe in the 1990s and 2000s, she revealed on Wednesday 29 that she had been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.
Living in the United States, the actress, said he sought medical attention after experiencing problems with vision and cognition. After discovering the disease, she opted for a healthier diet, eliminating meat, eggs, fat, gluten, caffeine and alcohol.
“It was symptom after symptom, and that’s why I went to the doctor. I couldn’t see well, my speech didn’t follow my thoughts, I had memory problems and a lot of muscle aches. I went from room to room. other and I did not remember what I had gone to do, “he declared Ludmila Dayerlive held in Instagram.
According to ex Globethe main suspicion is that the disease was triggered by the Epstein-Bar Virus (EBV), which can be transmitted through saliva, blood transfusions and contact with contaminated objects.
“I removed the gluten, the eggs, the animal meat. Everything that fed the virus and caused the symptoms. I also started eating things that deflate my body, “she stressed.
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Sclerosis is a disease inflammatory chronic, probably autoimmune. For genetic or environmental reasons, in multiple sclerosis, the immune system begins to attack the myelin sheath. [capa que envolve todos os axônios] which covers neurons and impairs the function of the nervous system.
In Brazil, different famous already stated dealing with the disease, such as Claudia Rodrigues, actress and comedian, and Guta Stresser, the eternal Bebel of ‘A Grande FamÃlia’. Abroad names such as Selma Blair, Christina Applegate, Jack Osbourne and Jamie-Lynn Sigler have already claimed to be diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.
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