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Aimspro is a product derived from the serum of immunised goats. Daval have, until now, used a flock of goats based in the USA. The recent case of suspected “Mad Cow Disease” in North America has led Daval International Limited to consider the safest source of serum for all future production, especially as the USA is now deemed to be a Category 3 risk area.

The medication has an impeccable safety record (thanks ...

I am not linked to Aimspro, or to any charity or organisation linked to Daval. I attained Aimspro through a prescription from my doctor and paying Daval their asking price. Although not cheap, I wouldnt call it exhorberant considering the costs they have probably incurred thus far.

I have now undergone two injections, about two weeks ago.

I have found that aimspro had only a little affect on my MS symptoms (0 to 10% if ...

Hi all,

I have managed to get Aimspro, that will be delivered in the comming days.

I was hoping to get some information from someone else who has used it.

I am wondering what I can expect from injecting something that has JUST defrosted from -20C. What is it like injecting something that is SOOOOO cold into warm flesh?

I currently inject rebif 44 three times a week, after it has warmed to room temp. ...

Dear all,


The following article from the UK MS Trust (a charity) website provides further details about the optic neurosis trial with Aimspro.


Aimspro trial results presented

Doctors in Oxford who conducted a small trial of Aimspro as a treatment for optic neuritis presented their results at a meeting of the Association of British Neurologists (ABN) in Belfast on 1 April.

This is the first randomised double blind placebo controlled trial of the drug. The ...

Posted on MSRC (The Multiple Sclerosis Resource Centre) www.msrc.co.uk

Aimspro Latest Update 14th April 2005

Over the past few weeks the subject of Aimspro has been at the forefront of many people's thoughts. There is a great deal of speculation and conjecture about what is happening with this therapy, the company involved and the MHRA.

Proventus, the support group for Aimspro users and those attempting to receive this treatment, ...

Having read the last post from Finn. I am wondering where this person gets all of their information. They seem to know everything about Daval. I don't think so? Daval has never ever charged any patient for Aimspro. Daval is a small company who has a product which they and a lot of eminent professionals in the medical world believe in. Daval has shareholders who have invested their savings with the belief that Daval has ...

Dear all,

Last week I reported that the UK MS Society had called the Aimspro optic neurosis trial results disappointing. The makers Aimspro (Daval International) have written to the UK MS Society.The letter is on their website and is copied below:



Dear Sir

Aimspro

As you know, we act on behalf of Daval International Limited the producers of the above product.

On 6 April 2005 you posted on your website an article headed “Further evidence ...

http://www.mssociety.org.uk/news_events/news/research/goatsdisapoint.html

http://www.davalinternational.com/markup/news-multiple-7-4-05.cfm

Make of these what you will. I'll leave them with you! :?

Sarah
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Dear all,

The UK MS Society has posted the following on its website:


Further evidence needed after disappointing Aimspro trial results, say neurologists
06.04.05

The results from the recently completed small study of Aimspro (goat serum) in optic neuritis (a common symptom or model for MS) were presented at a scientific meeting last week. They make it clear that the main measures used to evaluate its effect were negative. Tertiary outcomes, while not showing a ...