New Hope For Multiple Sclerosis Sufferers

[STINGOALI]

So what is the 'trigger' for MS?

[Lynneheal]

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[STINGOALI]

My MS symptoms have almost gone after a simple angioplasty procedure in both of my internal jugular veins - treatment for CCSVI. About 13000 people worldwide with MS have been scanned and treated for CCSVI - 95% of these people have been found to have congenital venous malformations. Have a read of Tallantyre (Nottingham Univ) paper - Tesla 7 scanner shows that almost all MS lesions have veins at the centre of them. Why treat stenosed veins with a cancer drug????

[gekiryudojo]

more time more money no cure! then :( just another snake oil!

[zingzangwallawalla]

Nearly a year on from my first Campath infusion and I feel great.

My level of disability has definitely improved, as mentioned in this clip.

My bloods have all been fine since as well.

Thank you for giving me my life back :)

[Vivianne766]

You are trying to re-educate body's immune system without knowing WHY it behaves that way in the first place. CCSVI has a good explanation. Liberation therapy makes more sense doesn't it?

[MSVlogSupport]

This sounds good, but I have a question regarding all drug trials. Why is the brain the only thing being monitored? Most of my lesions and relapses have all been due to spinal cord lesions. Is it just assumed that if it works for the brain that it will work with the spinal cord?

[erinmludwig]

I was screened to be a part of the phase III clinical trial but one of my lab results was off and they closed the trial to participants before new blood work could be taken. This looks like its going to be the new gold standard in treatment. I would much prefer 3-5 days of IV treatment once a year over daily injections. I can't wait for the results.

[xxxpistolpetexxx]

:O sounds like progress is being made.