Support research against multiple sclerosis with the purchase of AISM Aromatic Herbs. The volunteers of the Italian Multiple Sclerosis Association will be present at the solidarity points, distributing kit with a selection of two aromatic herb plants in exchange for a donation of 12 euros. To find the nearest square, just click here.
The proceeds will contribute to:
support scientific research, increase assistance services for people with multiple sclerosis and related pathologies.
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For those who want to support AISM’s activities there is also a solidarity number, the 45512. It will be possible to donate:
2 euros if you are a WindTre, TIM, Vodafone, Iliad, PosteMobile, CoopVoce, Tiscali customer; 5 or 10 euros for calls from TIM, Vodafone, WindTre, Fastweb, Tiscali and Geny landlines; 5 euros from calls from TWT, Convergenze and PosteMobile landlines.
What will the AISM Herbs kit contain?
It will also be included in the AISM Aromatic Herbs kits an information postcard with a QR Code through which you can discover precious tips and tasty ideas on how to use aromatic herbs, not only in the kitchen thanks to several AISM friends.
Francesca Romana Barberini will create specifically for AISM a sweet aromatic recipe and many chefs, including Luca Pappagallo and Federica Carucci, will support aromatic herbs through the creation of original and exclusive advice with themed recipes. Just frame the QR Code with your cell phone camera to know everything.
It is essential to support research against multiple sclerosis
Despite the considerable progress made by research, multiple sclerosis remains one of the most serious diseases of the central nervous system. It strikes in half of the cases before the age of 40. Women are more interested, twice as much as men. In Italy alone there are 140,000 people living with multiple sclerosis, while new diagnoses are around 3,600 per year.
The causes are not yet known and there is no definitive cure. However, they exist therapies and treatments capable of slowing down its progression and improving the quality of life of patients. Among the pathologies related to MS, we find neuromyelitis optica (NMO), which has a framework of health and social care needs and interventions similar to MS.