TYSABRI INFUSION no 21 AND I TALK ABOUT WHY I FEEL I HAVE CCSVI

It is time to start getting the news of CCSVI around Australia... i started a facebook page for Aussie's http://www.facebook.com/pages/CCSVI-AUSTRALIA/263307140799?v=wall

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[DonKCalder]

thanks everyone... i am taking 100mg Aspirin and Horse chestnut,

One thing to is that we are told by neuro's to have Aspirin two week about we get on a plane to stop clots. so why are we not told to have them all the time?

i did hear about that rick.. my neuro is at the Royal Melbourne and i will be seeing him on the 29th but i don't suffer that much pain to need in.. but i really hope it works for people that do tho...

[Jeoff42]

Good watching you! I have my reservations about CCSVI, but do like the theory..... I am about to shift from Avonex onto Tysabri so here's hoping 2010 will be good for me too! Tracey x

[stephcalebcat]

I think you are right, "2010 is going to be a good year." I am thinking about switching from Avonex to Tysabri, so I followed your videos through your journey. I think I will try it while I wait for the CCSVI research to be completed in Buffalo, NY. Someone recommended an artery cleanse to me. I haven't noticd a change yet, but it's worth a try while I wait for the Liberation Treatment. Thanks for the videos. They were very helpful.

[wendell3308]

Congrats on your 21st Tysabri infusion. Intensive aerobic exercise as soon as possible after your infusion will help mobilize even more stem cells into your blood. While studies show 6 to 7 fold improvements in stem cell mobilization with Ty, increased blood flow helps get those stem cells out of the bone marrow. Continued health with whatever MS therapy u choose.

[MrIDTenT]

Since learning about CCSVI I also went on aspirin strait away, however adding water, or horse chestnuts is something I hadn't thought about, thanks for the tips. Also rigorous exercise might be a good idea as athletic hearts tend to push blood through arteries with greater force. I am also lucky I've been on a low saturated fat diet since my MS diagnosis which I think also would help prevent blood clots.

[Alexknobsob]

One more time, SO VERY VERY GOOD!!! Too much water gave me an increased fiblirilation...

[Alexknobsob]

Tell Dr Spira at the Sydney POW

[Alexknobsob]

Good for you mate, we'll get to the bottom of it.

[WithCourage2008]

I totally agree with you, Don! This is going to be a big year for us! MS needs to watch out! haha :)

Best wishes to you in 2010!

[Vonnag]

I have always thought my issues were heart related as well. To the point, my doctor ordered a heart monitor.

Damaged veins cause circulation issues.

Circulation issues cause less oxygen to the brain.

Less oxygen in the brain causes brain fog, extreme fatigue, dizziness, weakness, shortness of breath, high blood pressure, low blood pressure, heart palpitations, headaches, tingling, on and on...

Just google low oxygen in the brain.

It really makes sense!

Thanks for the video.

[andie221]

Yes, me too with this hit, my head and suffered a whiplash type effect then "bingo" 2 weeks later Optic Neuritis - I posted this as a comment on Trev in the UKs site. Come off whilst waterskiing way back where I twisted my neck as well.