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Hello, I'd dearly like to try the Wheldon protocol but wondered what sort of specialist would be best to approach regards getting the required Antibiotics. I live in the UK so imagine that getting a prescription for what is needed might be a little challenging. My GP isn't very helpful so I wonder i...

God bless you dear Dr Sclafani and a very Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family too!!!

Sorry Adam, I must have misinterpreted your post that talked about Lyme/Wilson Diagnoses. Thanks for the info, I’m a little more confident in heading over there now. Apart from the prospect of any driving. Like you, my Madrid driving experiences haven’t been good ones. What’s the layout of his offic...

Hi Adam, Firstly let me say thanks for starting this thread. I do hope this ends up in starting a dedicated CTOS forum, I think it’s needed. Sorry to hear that you can now add CTOS to Lyme disease and Wilson's disease, but let’s hope that you can find some relief with being treated for these :D It’s...

Genius. Thanks Bruce!

Nunzio wrote:You can see this in the following video at min 2:30.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8RSs30vj ... re=channel

Hi Nunzio,

Thanks for the link.

Any idea why I can't it to work though? it comes up and says that the video is private....

Hey Johnson,

Yup, your laptop PSU will be fine if you plug it straight into the wall without the Hi-Lo - I promise.

If you are at the Qubus then there is a coffee shop in the mall next door (ground floor), but I don't know if it's any good.

Best wishes!

Good luck mtf, we're with you all the way!

frodo wrote: Maybe CTOS is just another possible cause of CCSVI, just like stenoses or defective valves.

I reckon you're right Frodo

Thanks Nunzio,

I wonder if they do the same procedure irrespective of where someone’s problems are? It seems that focus is usually concerned with carotid arteries etc, so I wonder how different it may be if they are treating a squashed jugular vein instead of an artery.

Hi Daisy, It’s definitely something on my radar and I’m trying to find out a bit more. I’m certainly a tad concerned about the invasive nature of the procedure, but it’s difficult to imagine many other long term alternatives, and like you say the list of options isn’t exactly long. I so wish I could...

Very best of luck Johnson, we're with you all the way friend!

Interesting to see how CCSVI and CTOS overlap each other and share so many things in common. The scans I had done in Poland confirm that my Jugulars are being squashed by the sternocleidomastoid muscles in my neck, which is the sort of thing that is characterised in classic CTOS. I now need to find ...

That's great news Erika. No more relapses, or not feeling any new symptoms is such a big thing!

I hope you are keeping well. On behalf of the 500 who followed you, thanks for helping pave the way!

Best wishes