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a neighbor of my mom's had an MS diagnosis for many years before they said nope, he actually had mutliple strawberry angiomas in his brain, not Multiple Sclerosis.

Which of course are vascular ... and have a correlation with MS:

http://cds.ismrm.org/ismrm-2004/Files/001503.pdf

the "resurrectee" made it his/her very first post on this site. Go figure that one out. This thread must have been 30 pages back no? What's going on around here? Doesn't anyone introduce themselves anymore, what's with the trolling? actualyl this one is SPAM, not trolling - the answer is in "anez"s...

yeah, I'm not a parent and I don't really know how common that (dropper vitamins feeding) is, but reckoned that parents who are MS-vit-D-aware (like folks on here) might be prone to giving their kids extra Vitamin D.

oh, man am I glad I never bought into the fear-based drug pushing when I was diagnosed!

Drury wrote:would it be possible to give me some information on MS after trauma accident to neck and spine?

see links in http://www.thisisms.com/ftopict-11570-.html

To date I have not heard any evidence that the vascular community sees that there is a definitive problem with jugular stenosis. For what it is worth: A consensus conference on venous malformations – headed by Prof. Byung B Lee from Georgetown and experts from 47 countries – studied the evidence an...

a note from Dr Elster: I would be happy to investigate it further but unfortunately all of my grant proposals have been rejected over the years by biased committees of medical doctors, etc. I'm afraid that without funding I have no way to pursue this any further other than to continue to post my pat...

See this article: http://www.jvsr.com/abstracts/index.asp?id=205 Conclusion: A causal link between trauma-induced upper cervical injury and disease onset for both MS and PD appears to exist. Correcting the injury to the upper cervical spine through the use of IUCCA protocol may arrest and reverse t...

See this article: http://www.jvsr.com/abstracts/index.asp?id=205 Conclusion: A causal link between trauma-induced upper cervical injury and disease onset for both MS and PD appears to exist. Correcting the injury to the upper cervical spine through the use of IUCCA protocol may arrest and reverse th...

Lyon, Is this really you??? Sheesh. How many usernames do you use anyway??? Tell Zap I saw through his charade immediately -- did he like what he learned? Huh, Zap? Tell us what you learned from me about Lyon that you really liked. And why didn't you ever get back to me, anyway? Lyon, you don't wan...

hmm, I just said I wonder who paid for it ... settle your pointy venom sticker, mister. It certainly felt more like a deliberate hatchet piece than a fair examination ... but even if that's the case, of course there are those whose motivations for such things are psychological or personal, rather th...

awesome rebuttal ... this is one of the most hatchety of the articles I've seen yet, for sure.

http://www.montrealgazette.com/health/H ... story.html

I can't help but wonder who paid for this article ...

Interestingly, before I was diagnosed with MS (and long before I heard about CCSVI), a friend of mine who does cranio-sacral work worked on me a bit, and said that she could feel that my cerebrospinal fluid was not flowing properly at the base of my skull/top of my neck ...