Stem Cell Breakthrough Without Chemo. A.I. Episode
Send us a text A.I. Episode: Stem Cell Breakthrough Without Chemo In this special AI-hosted edition of The Just MS Show, we dive into a groundbreaking medical breakthrough: a novel stem cell transplant method that eliminates the need for toxic chemotherapy or radiation.Learn how this antibody-based technique, trialed at Stanford University, could revolutionize treatment not only for Fanconi anaemia but also for MS and other genetic or immune conditions.👂 Listen on your favorite podcast platf...
25 Jul 9min
Workout to Wheelchair - Why Trying to Get Stronger Made Me Weaker
Send us a text 🎙️ Workout to Wheelchair Why Trying to Get Stronger Made Me Weaker In this raw and personal episode of The Just MS Show, I share how pushing my body too far — even with the best intentions — led to injuries that rapidly worsened my Multiple Sclerosis (MS). From breaking my foot and rib, to temporary blindness, to a devastating lower back injury during lockdown workouts, each moment shifted my MS progression — and my mobility — in ways I couldn’t predict. You’ll hear the ful...
23 Jul 16min
Staying Fit with Multiple Sclerosis: One Year of Adaptive Fitness & MS Self-Care
Send us a text In this episode of The Just MS Show, host Justin Loizos shares his personal journey of maintaining a consistent fitness routine while living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS). From using adaptive gym equipment like the NuStep machine to performing aquatic therapy in an accessible pool, Justin highlights how movement and exercise help him manage symptoms and improve overall well-being. He also discusses the importance of accessible housing, proper nutrition, and emotional resilience ...
16 Jul 24min
Breakthroughs in MS Research: Cures, Causes, and Game-Changing Treatments
Send us a text In this special episode of The Just MS Show, we explore the groundbreaking advancements in Multiple Sclerosis (MS) research that are changing lives and redefining what's possible. We cover: The paradigm shift: How B-cells—not T-cells—are the true culprits behind MS, and how this discovery has led to life-changing treatments like Ocrevus and Kesimpta. The EBV connection: Why Epstein-Barr Virus is now considered the leading cause of MS, and how this could lead to a preventativ...
10 Jul 14min
Baseball, Hockey, and the Pursuit of a Sled Hockey League
Send us a text In this episode, I reflect on recent adventures navigating life with mobility challenges—from enjoying an accessible trip to the ballpark to a spirited night at a hockey game with a friend. I share my growing passion for sled hockey, sparked by a recent intro session, and discuss my ongoing efforts to establish a league right here in Toronto. With an eye on inclusion and sustainability, I talk about the sport’s impact, a minor setback with mobility, and what’s next on my fitnes...
12 Apr 22min
When Tech Fails, People Prevail: My Snowy Struggle
Send us a text In this personal episode of The Just MS Show, I share a recent experience of getting stuck in the snow and the unexpected mix of helplessness and gratitude that followed. From the challenges of mobility in winter to the incredible support from strangers who helped push me through, this day was a reminder of the kindness that exists in the world. I also reflect on the services like Wheel-Trans that make life easier for those of us with disabilities in Canada. Sometimes, it's the...
19 Feb 8min
The History of MS: Unraveling a Medical Mystery
Send us a text In this episode of The Just M.S. Show, we delve into the fascinating history of Multiple Sclerosis (MS), a disease that has puzzled and challenged medical professionals for centuries. From early misinterpretations of symptoms to groundbreaking discoveries in neurology and imaging, we explore the journey of understanding MS. Highlights include the story of St. Lidwina, the first documented case of Augustus d’Este, and the pivotal contributions of Jean-Martin Charcot. Learn how ...
16 Jan 25min
