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Hi Andrew, I'm new here and find this fascinating. I am trying to help my lovely and amazing daugher who is an MSer -- who would thrill to a non-drug related therapy. Before I tell her about this please tell me what happens, do you know, if you adopt this practice and then must on occaison sleep on ...

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can folks from the States get into the good doctor in Poland? Anyone know how payment goes in this case?

another interesting clue ... ACE inhibitors (e.g., Lisinopril) that reduce blood pressure by relaxing the blood vessels appears to have a positive effect on MS. Very preliminary and the researchers are seeking more funding. But it would lend strength to CCSVI contributing to MS and also represent a ...

another interesting angle on the CCSVI/MS connection. There is some preliminary work that shows that ACE inhibitors (Lisinopril) that work to lower blood pressure by relaxing blood vessels have a positive effect on MS. This may point the road to a non-surgical treatment for CCVSI and also serves as ...

venous insufficiency is more common among women (think varicose veins), so this could explain the gender difference in MS and make the CCSVI association/cause of MS consistent.

Hi all, first time on this site. My lovely and amazing 24 year old daughter was diagnosed with RRMS almost 3 years ago. She is on Avonex and doing OK -- taking vit D eating low fat diet (all the things that would keep veins relaxed and open). I am a scientist and have been searching for the ANSWER t...