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Dear legs: Distancing and isolation are not always possible. The virus spreads from contact with people who have no symptoms. My former PSW, my sister-in-law who is a nurse, and my MS friend who also has juvenile diabetes for the last 50 years, and works as a receptionist in an old-age nursing home...

Has Dr. Zelenko Successfully Treated 669 Coronavirus Patients? https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/zelenko-669-coronavirus-patients/ "A blog post asserting that people responded well to an experimental COVID-19 treatment is in no way an evidence-based contribution to science. Unproven" i wi...

"]Dr. Vladimihhr (Zev) Zelenko Board Certified Family Practitioner 501 Rt 208, Monroe, NY 10950 845-238-0000 March 23, 2020 To all medical professionals around the world: My name is Dr. Zev Zelenko and I practice medicine in Monroe, NY. For the last 16 years, I have cared for approximately 75%...

https://www.naturalnews.com/053765_homeopathy_Swiss_government_alternative_medicine.html 22 avr. 2016The Swiss government is breaking out of that confining mold and allowing patients' health insurance plans to cover five new complementary therapies. In May 2017, health insurance plans in Switzerland...

Having canceled a trans-Atlantic flight for health reasons, the travel insurance company demanded an MRI of the brain prior to reimbursement of my air ticket. I wasn’t averse to this idea because I had had only one MRI in my life in 1990. Being a study of the brain, I wanted to see the upper spine a...

Thanks for the suggestions. Now that I'm back to juicing regularly, it will be good to spice things up a bit.

During my first VERY SUCCESSFUL HEALING 1984-85, my Kinesiologist recommended I drink 12 cups of newly extracted Vegetable Juice per week. I bought a centrifugal juicer and went to work. About this time I read Norman W. Walkers small book on Veggie Juice healing that he wrote in the 1930s (since los...

Hello all, I wasn't sure where exactly to post this, maybe another spot is better so please let me know if I should post elsewhere too. I had an initially venoplasty in the US at Dayton Interventional Radiology where I experienced unbelievable results. I wanted to take a minute to talk about my exp...

MRIs are a good tool for diagnosis but are of limited usefulness otherwise - some people have lots of lesions and minimal or no symptoms and others have few or no lesions and lots of symptoms. Lesions also come and go regularly so depending on when you have an MRI, they may be present or not. You m...

Thanks for the link which is very timely for me because a back injury has impacted my sacral spine, impeding movement in general (tensed up the musculature) and no doubt CSF circulation which I believe is manifesting as MS Progression.

Vesta, how do you account for the fact that many people with MS do not have CCSVI or any type of restricted blood flow? Refer to Dr Owiesy's work. Stress can cause temporary spasms in the veins to block blood flow. Same principle with Trigeminal Neuralgia (sp?). And Migraines. It's more complicated...

Hey VESTA you really went all in on CCSVI do you think it causes ms or ms causes it what I mean is when the blood flows though a restricted vein is the blood infected with ms but because less blood gets to your brain it enhances the lesion' s that are there. So more flow is better to circulate the ...

Response to this article thought this article was good , easy to understand Overview of Secondary Progressive Multiple Sclerosis (SPMS) When you stop having relapses but your MS worsens By Julie Stachowiak, PhD Medically reviewed by Claudia Chaves, MD Updated June 28, 2019 In This Article Onset Sign...

"Actually, much has changed" I would like to know what in your opinion has changed and what is now known WITH CERTAINTY compared to what was know with certainty many years ago. There are certainly a lot of new theories but theories are just that, theories. I have not seen any of these the...

"Why are Neurologists unequipped to help me ?" What type of doctor could actually 'help' and what could he/she actually help with? My father had MS about 50 years ago and there was little known then about MS and MS treatment and frankly I don't know if there is much more known about treat...