MS-Perspektive - The Multiple Sclerosis Podcast
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In the MS-Perspektive Podcast, I present my view of multiple sclerosis and show you how you can make the best of the diagnosis. Because a beautiful and fulfilling life is also possible with multiple sclerosis.
Here you will find information and strategies on how you can actively influence your course. In addition, I publish solo articles with my experiences, interview experts and on various topics related to living with MS as well as other affected people. In addition, there are a few episodes that serve the relaxation, positive attitude and stimulation.
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Im MS-Perspektive Podcast stelle ich Dir meine Sichtweise die Multiple Sklerose vor und zeige Dir, wie Du das beste aus der Diagnose machen kannst. Denn ein schönes und erfülltes Leben ist auch mit Multipler Sklerose möglich. Hier findest Du Informationen und Strategien, wie Du Deinen Verlauf aktiv beeinflussen kannst. Dazu veröffentliche ich Solobeiträge mit meinen Erfahrungen, interviewe Experten und zu verschiedensten Themen rund um ein Leben mit MS sowie andere Betroffene. Außerdem gibt es einige bunte Folgen, die der Entspannung, positiven Einstellung und Anregung dienen.
Prof. Ulrik Dalgas explains the various proven benefits of exercise and on the immune system and dedicated MS symptoms for patients. You can read the complete transcript on the blog article: https://ms-perspektive.com/022-ulrik-dalgas
Today I talk with Prof. Dr. Ulrik Dalgas from the Aarhus University in Denmark about various evidence proven effects of exercise on the immune system and existing symptoms of MS patients.
One thing is absolutely clear, exercise helps in symptomatic treatment and maintenance or best possible recovery of good physical and mental condition. The achievable goals are, of course, determined by the individual conditions of each person living with MS.
Table of Contents
- Introduction – Who is Prof. Dr. Ulrik Dalgas?
- Knowledge about the importance of exercise
- Details on the effect of exercise on MS
- Establish a routine and stick to it
- Farewell
Introduction – Who is Prof. Dr. Ulrik Dalgas?
Well, my name is Ulrik Dalgas and I’m professor at Aarhus University in Denmark. I have been interested in exercise rehabilitation in multiple sclerosis for the past 20 years. And I run a research team that is specialized in this particular aspect. We also do some studies in Parkinson, but multiple sclerosis is our main focus.
And maybe I should also declare that I’m an exercise physiologist by background. I’m not a medical doctor or a physiotherapist which many people tend to think. But I come from the more exercise background.
How and where can interested people follow your research activities?
Well, I have my personal homepage on the webpage of Aarhus university where you can see what we are working with and what we are publishing. And then also we do have both Twitter and LinkedIn accounts and stuff like that, where we also publish some of these things when we think there are interesting things. And we are also collaborating closely with the Danish MS Society. So when we have interesting results, we really try to break them there as well. So these would be the best channels. And we also, by the way, work with a number of German groups. There is a really strong exercise team in Hamburg led by Christopher Hansen, which I think you have spoken to earlier. And also, a professor called Philip Simmer, who is located in Dortmund. So we have really good German collaborators in this field as well. And we are also planning joint studies ahead with these people. So we hope we can make a strong Danish German connection in this field. #01:04:01#
- Homepage of Prof. Dr. Ulrik Dalgas on the webpage of Aarhus University
- Twitter / X Account of Prof. Dr. Ulrik Dalgas
- LinkedIn Account of Prof. Dr. Ulrik Dalgas
Is there anything else you would like to share with the listeners?
Don’t focus too much on that it has to be a certain type of training. It’s much more important to do something that you can sustain and that you actually gain some pleasure from. That’s much, much more important I think in the long run.
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See you soon and try to make the best out of your life, Nele
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