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From CCSVI / CCSVO specialist Dr Paul Thibault : The concern I have is that people (medical doctors, patients, and the general public) will become disillusioned by the many studies (including Zamboni et al), which refute the use of venoplasty to achieve a "cure" for MSi. Zamboni has highlighted the ...

A new publication is available showing that PwMS have improved blood flow in the veins draining their brain and spine after antibiotic treatment. The author recommends against angioplasty to treat these veins, due to the increased risk of thrombosis associated with a bacterial infection in these vei...

A new publication is available concerning this research. It indicates that PwMS have better blood flow through their central veins draining the brain and spine after using antibiotic treatment http://cosmeticcentre.com.au/client_images/1905173.pdf

Hi there, I've created a new website to help those who are trying to treat their CCSVI and MS using antibiotics: Through my journey of being diagnosed with MS, CCSVI and Cpn, I've relied heavily on scientific information I've accessed through the internet. Much of it has been pretty heavy to read......

Hi there, I've created a new website to help those who are trying to treat their CCSVI using antibiotics: Through my journey of being diagnosed with MS, CCSVI and Cpn, I've relied heavily on scientific information I've accessed through the internet. Much of it has been pretty heavy to read...especia...

the doctors currently offering/arranging angioplasty treatment for PwMS in Australia are listed at : http://ccsvi.org.au/contact-us/ More have performed the treatment in the past (Prof T's office had a whole team skilled at this, as he works in a teaching hospital). Prof T's team is currently offeri...

and let's do a double blinded random placebo controlled study, to see if removing an obstruction in a tributary facilitates flow.

It would be funny if it wasn't true.

was great to see this finally air!

I've gotta say - I've been fascinated by this study. Looks like a great result for you Egggirl. So you don't need to keep taking eggs? Or do you only take eggs again under certain situations (like after antibiotic therapy???) - or do you not get access to eggs anymore as the trial is over?

Hi Dr. Sclafani, Just wanting to ask if you've heard of pathogen interaction with CCSVI?? I have been treated 4 times in Australia - the final surgery deemed failed and IJV flow did not improve (~136mL/min bilat). So I looked for pathogen sources and investigated one that results in saphenous vein ...

A third woman, too, was talking about how she saw the colors outside and wanted her kids to come and see and to them it was normal - that is exactly what I experienced too.

That woman was Kerri Cassidy - of CCSVI Australia

never saw this advertised on MS Australia's FB page (it's gone now). Looking forward to watching this episode, with my favourite rock star

There is more to this than just theory. Dr Thibault has been treating people with a combination of Combined Antibiotic Protocol (CAP) and angio since he got involved in CCSVI a few years ago (he first got involved in CCSVI through this forum using the username vein1): http://www.thisisms.com/forum/p...

the commercial tv station is still sitting on that other one! I guess they got scooped.

What do you mean "finally" - they only taped it on 21st November 2011 !

http://www.abc.net.au/7.30/content/2011/s3399100.htm

Here's the link for anyone interested.

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