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Here is the story. The link was not working for whatever reason. As always approach these trials with caution but it sounds promising. IntelliCell Biosciences' Cellular Therapy Treatment Yields Positive Results in Multiple Sclerosis Patients NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwired - Nov 12, 2013) - IntelliCell B...

http://www.utsandiego.com/news/2013/apr ... ford-case/


"Ordinary skin cells have been directly converted into the myelinating cells destroyed in multiple sclerosis, according to two new papers in Nature Biotechnology."

see the CCSVI board. I am sure many of the people there know how to answer your question. I asked the following question of Dr. dregen who uses stem cell therapy to improve outcomes for angioplasty in CCSVI treatment. As you can see I was wondering if stem cell therapy without angioplasty could help...

All the research money wasted on CCSVI that could have been put towards promising treatments over the last three years frustrates me. It is kind of like looking for the elusive sasquatch. While some claim to have seen it clearly the pictures they present are always blurry and most of us do not even ...

Thanks for clarifying for everyone. Tovaxin(Tcelna) once again takes a step forward but one has to wonder how long before it takes its historical two steps back! Interesting though.

What about the name Ginkgo Biloba makes me think of The Lord of the Ring trilogy?


http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/20 ... 113045.htm

In multiple previously conducted clinical trials for the treatment of patients with MS, Tcelna has demonstrated one of the safest side effect profiles of any marketed or development-stage MS therapy, as well as encouraging efficacy signals indicating Opexa’s therapy may have the potential to be bot...

Dr Stephen Huhn, from the firm, said: “We think these stem cells are one of the first tools we have for actually repairing the central nervous system. Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/stems-cells-have-helped-two-paralyzed-people-feel-again-2012-9#ixzz25d7urIX9 http://www.businessinsider.co...

In the latest study, published Tuesday in the journal Radiology, researchers in Italy used MRI scans to look at the neck veins of MS patients. Researchers found the presence of abnormal neck veins in 25 out of 39 MS patients and 14 out of 26 healthy volunteers. After measuring the brain blood flow,...

From the beginning of the CCSVI internet craze I have tried to point out that between the placebo effect and the natural course of MS it is very hard to make the claim that any specific treatment for MS is effective in the first year or two which is why long term studies are criitcal to finding out ...

Hey Vesta there is a CCSVI section on TIMS where you may find some support for your massage theory so you might want to move your thread into that forum. If not beware of the CCSVI skeptics for they are quite an ornery bunch!