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I'm not one to pin down *symptoms* to MS so quickly as individuals tend to sloppily explain away things they do not understand, or wish to understand [because it involves the effort of investigation; sometimes a very painful thing]. Caveat: I mean this entirely generally and not personally directed ...

Interesting.

Haven't had a chance to review; am posting from limited resources; very interesting, nonetheless.

http://medicalxpress.com/news/2013-08-h ... sions.html

Car accidents aren't a one-way street [forgive the pun]; what about people getting hit by other automobiles? Or drunk drivers?

Also, how do we qualify this "trauma"?

Traumatic encephalopathy negatively affects the white matter in the CNS: true.

But is it the same as MS?

Too bad they didn't control it with a glucose drink.

Imagine getting diagnosed, getting an ultrasound, they find the small IJVs, and they can then recommend that you go on Tysabri or a risky but more effective drug right away. Especially since hypoplastic IJVs can't be increased in size, as far as current methods are available, this makes sense to me...

I hope you don't stress too much...



Peace

Can you post a link to #5? I am interested in reading the peer-reviewed work.

Maybe the volatility of the gut has something to do with the antioxidant paradox?

Sustained duration type exercise, i.e., endurance, tends to wipe people out. If you were, on the other hand, to do a low-repetition, high-exertion strength training, then that would act more like a tonic.

So, in 1996, in Sweden, Lycke et al. administered 800 mg of acyclovir, a common anti-viral, ter in die , for two years. The trial was randomized, placebo-controlled, double-blind; in short, gold standard. At the end of the trial, researchers concluded that: "neurological parameters were essenti...

Curious: has Kim been tested/treated for CCSVI?

Gogo, please stop commenting on research that you have not read or understood; all you are accomplishing is the spread of misinformation. Also, in regards to Woessner, 18 weeks out of a 52-week year is hardly "long-term." Zhang and Metz studied a group of about 10 patients on minocycline f...

How would you know your gut stopped leaking?