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i came across this thread this morning. very interesting! i have a refluxing right jugular so should i tryto sleep with my head turned to the right or left?

Another plus is that I'm actually starting to develop something ressembling a chin :) From memory, EJC's wife and now yourself are having treatment, and are posting on this site. The issue I have with these two cases and how it applies to myself, is that both involve "obvious" jaw issues ...

Hello Amanda and Welcome. What treatment are you undertaking with your dentist? (If you don't mind me asking). I had orthodontics when I was a child in the 1980s. I had 4 premolars extracted and fixed braces. My current dental treatment is expand my narrow upper arch with orthodontics, and to enabl...

The articles above seem to back up your hypothosis Amir. For the benefit of new readers of this thread (and me!) It may be good to summarise the points made so far in simple terms. Cranial and skeletal asymmetry (however caused) could affect the neck vertebrae (and other things) and restrict cerebro...

How much more rubbish can the honerable members of this forum continue to tolerate? Members of the CCSVI community did not spare George Goss (who underwent HSCT, a clinically proven MS procedure with curative results) nor criticism nor insult for claiming to be cured. I wonder whether Dr. Amir's bo...

thanks to you all for your input. You're right in that emotion needs to be put aside when considering this treatment; which is difficult as we all want to feel better right? The real trouble is that I agree with everyone! The theory all makes sense to me, but any treatment like this surely involves ...

LR1234 wrote:Sent you Pm. I am in the UK and got treated abroad

Thank you but the pm didn't come through

Hi there mark, thanks for your input on this... very valuable. I read your article only yesterday

I'd love to discuss this and your experience one-to-one... would there be an opportunity to do this?

Thanks everyone, I think Dr Sclafani's approach is very similar to Dr Tariq's and you're right that choosing the right experienced IR is absolutely paramount. A big concern for me is what happens when I return to the UK, so I need to be prepared for any complications, or check-ups and monitoring of ...

Thanks for reading my post and replying with your story and opinion

I think I'd like to write to Dr Sclafani indepentley from this forum.

Does anyone have his conytact details?

Thanks

Hi everyone, I'm 42, from the UK and was diagnosed with RR in 2000. I'm still pretty good and drug free, and haven't seen a neuro in five years or so. I now have an opportunity to have the liberation treatment conducted in Egypt by CCSVI specialist Dr Tariq. He seems to be a bit of a pioneer in this...