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Know what you mean and yes! some neurologists can be a real pain in the ass sometimes - but don't you think your Nazi-Jew-Neurologist analogy might be a wee bit disproportionate?

At 19:15 Dr. Zivadinov states "we found that protective factors for ccsvi in healthy individuals might be the use of dietary supplements of which the most important in the analysis was ???glycomiloba???" - does anybody know what supplement he is talking about?

Either Cece or Kamikaze-Marc. Or maybe they could do the stunt together - would be the first TED-double-speaker-event, as far as I can remember.

Very interesting indeed. Just saw this TED-talk by Dr. Li on angiogenesis: http://www.ted.com/talks/william_li.html His speech focusses mostly on cancer, but actually he lists ms as one of the diseases with excessive angiogenesis. He also has a website: http://www.angio.org/. And his ideas for preve...

SammyJo wrote:I have friends with Parkinsons who are getting scanned per Dr Noda's theroy about CTOS. Will post everyone when I hear the results.

What I'd like to know is: Do people ever suffer from both conditions? MS and Parkinson? Has ever anybody heard about a person as unfortunate as that?

markus77 wrote:words can not explain my anger and dissappointment on

which is understandable. yet this CCSVI-thing has progressed with lightning speed compared to other researches - thanks to a few devoted researchers supported by an active community. And it will continue to do so!

Yeah! All thumbs up for JOAN

BRAVO

Can't be - ask Erika!

Unbelievable! They could have known all this for more than 70 years. And it still makes so much more sense, than all I've been reading about autoimmunity and interferon, T-Cells and mice.

You mean like ... this? (via csvi-ms.net - Thanks to our friends in the Netherlands )

I agree with you that this is a valid concern. Maybe you will find this discussion interesting. Thanks, this helps a bit further. My concern is that maybe without proper ultrasound testing, MRI images are not as valid as I thought they would be. Couldn't it be that you do have bulbous jugulars with...

Previous discussions here and here Sotiris, thank you for the links. Unfortunately no post adresses my concern regarding the image depicting the venous system and Dr. Rose's comment that "Veins are normally tortuous with bulbous dilations". I mean, this is a key question indeed.

I had not seen this before and agree that most of it sounds like aggressive bullshit. But anyway, it's always good to have adversaries with arguments and there is one thing I like about his post and that is the image of the venous system . What makes me think is his remark that this is supposed to b...

GiCI, who is a regular contributor to this forum was one of Prof. Zamboni's patients. Use the "search" function to read about his experiences (pretty positive ones, I'd say).