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There's no specific diet that has been determined to be crucial for transverse myelitis patients however in saying that those who are eating more natural foods was processed foods or no processed foods low amounts of sugar I am ounce of vitamins and mineral rich food are important less complex carbohydrates more fruit based carbohydrates are helpful in giving the body a little bit more energy those people with transverse myelitis have very low vitamin D3 levels as well as B12 therefore increasing both of those are important many people are unable to absorb vitamin B12 even sublingually there for injections of B12 are typically helpful and needed to battle the severity of the fatigue. Personally it's also extremely important due to bladder and bowel function dysfunction that high-fiber magnesium psyllium husk ground flaxseed aloe juice all seem to assist with the bowel and bladder. I personally suffer incontinence issues with constipation along with the inability to fully empty my bladder I have been lucky that I don't typically have to use a straight Cath because I found other ways to help my body to release I do not have sensation of bladder or bowel only pressure and pain therefore timing is really important utilizing a Timing System continuously going to the bathroom even if you just sit there to train the bladder and the bowel to release. Many people have found that eating a Whole Foods rich in nutrients filtered water organic all those things do assist the body in its own immune system which therefore is a little stronger to fight against the disease that's it hyperactive within the autoimmune system