Of course they are. Give one reason why they wouldn't be?
What other drug restores homeostasis?(According to whats been shared with us from PR and/or conferences)
Better yet, I'll just post a quick copy and paste on symptoms of MS and see in what areas a-273 could help according to what has been put out from the p2a/b clinical trial so far.
Pain areas: in the back or eyes
Pain circumstances: can occur in the back due to head nod or with eye movement
Whole body: fatigue, dizziness, heat intolerance, poor balance, vertigo, or weakness
Sensory: pins and needles, abnormality of taste, reduced sensation of touch, or uncomfortable tingling and burning
Urinary: excessive urination at night, leaking of urine, persistent urge to urinate, or urinary retention
Visual: blurred vision, double vision, or vision loss
Sexual: erectile dysfunction or sexual dysfunction
Mood: anxiety or mood swings
Speech: slurred speech or impaired voice
Also common: constipation, depression, difficulty swallowing, difficulty thinking and understanding, flare, headache, heavy legs, limping, numbness of face, rapid involuntary eye movement, sleep deprivation, tongue numbness, or difficulty raising the foot
Are we done with an "important" person leaving the co and needing a PR for it?