Can patients with neuromyelitis optica eat royal jelly?

Patient's question:

My older brother has developed optic neuritis and myelitis, and he is currently being treated in the hospital. We hope he can have a better physical condition to cooperate with the treatment, so we want to give him royal jelly for digestion and nutrition. Could he eat it?

Doctor's answer:

Multiple sclerosis patients can consume an adequate amount of royal jelly. In addition to normal hormone treatment, natural hormones can gradually replace the treatment. It enhances the immune function of the body and reduces the body's disease resistance. By expanding microcirculation and combining traditional Chinese and Western medicine, it can fully supply the microcirculation of injured nerves to prevent the disease from spreading excessively. At the same time, it stimulates and activates nerve cells that cause anesthesia and shock, so that the virus antibodies cannot occur again in the body, in order to surpass the repair and regeneration of the injured spinal cord and optic nerves.

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