Multiple Sclerosis is an autoimmune disease that causes a disruption of the myelin sheath that insulates and protects nerve cells in the brain and spine. It is an abnormal response in the body in which the immune system’s T-cells pass from the bloodstream into the nervous system to attack the myelin sheath around nerve cells. Myelin sheath are essential to the body for the nervous system to function appropriately. They are a fatty white substance that encompass a nerve cell to form an electrically insulated layer. The nervous system controls the processing of sensory information for all five senses, reflex reactions, voluntary movements, and body function mechanisms, such as breathing. As more and more nerves are affected by the loss of myelin,
