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Thanks, EJC :) But, I can't get into that link above.....?..?...... I've asked Amir to take a look at that Diane and see if there's a reason you can't see it. Before we met Dr Amir, Emma had been seeing a chiropractor. Only for two or three visits, to help with lower back pain amongst other things....

What I've learned in the last two years following Emma's Treatment with Dr Amir is TMJ, jaw and other alignments can be so subtle that's it's difficult to provide anything visual that could be considered measurable. Of course, if you've had an physical accident or have an obvious over or underbite t...

Do a search for Dr Amir, or Atlas balance - it will pull up a number of threads. My wife has been seeing Dr Amir for two years now, with significant and sustained improvements in some, but not all areas of her "MS". Two years on and with the benefit of hindsight would she start treatment a...

I saw a quote recently, it may even have been in a signature on this very forum. It couldn't be more apt to the position we all find ourselves in. "It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends upon his not understanding it!" - Upton Sinclair - from his book...

tenuous link to CCSVI. What link...? I'm reading a book at the moment entitled "Healing is voltage" by Jerry Tennant. I'm still trying to absorb it all to be honest (hence the tenuous link). This book is not aimed at people with MS, but it reads very relevant indeed. It's where the gall b...

I was discussing a similar theory only this week with my business partner. The NHS system in the UK is outstanding. Outstanding if you have an acute problem. Serious injury, cancer, recognised organ issues, etc etc. The problem comes if you have something chronic or a "Syndrome" - correct ...

You might want to Google "Ox Bile" sounds revolting I know.

It's something I stumbled across reading a book this week entirely unconnected with MS but with quite significant effects on MS if it's something you have had removed (the gall bladder that is).

You'll find this thread interesting.

http://www.thisisms.com/forum/chronic-c ... 18706.html

The EHC was the only (advertised) option in the UK. The official line there now, is the procedure was no longer being offered due to a hike in insurance costs on the part of the EHC. It no longer made commercial sense to offer the procedure in so much s they couldn't charge enough to make it commerc...

1eye wrote:Maybe you need to have a poll. I had mine out and I'm not sure it was before or after I was declared 'SPms'. I think it was after. I was already having progression. Everybody is different though.

Do you take an supplements or do you simply watch what you eat?

Bear with me here, there might be a tenuous link to CCSVI.

I'm curious to know how many forum members here have had their gall bladder removed?

If you have are you supplementing in any way and if so, with what?

There seems to be an awful lot mashed into that paper, much of which I admit I don't understand personally. For non medical people like myself I sometimes need to ask straightforward questions to find out where someone is going with thinking of this nature. Have you asked Dr Sims what his take is on...

Back on track though, Alzheimer's has also been linked to low levels of B12.

Japan raised it's based level to about 2.5 times the accepted level of B12 for Europe and North America and watched over the next two decades as Alzheimers and Dementia cases plummeted.

on a similar topic 1eye, you'll probably find this of interest, the DMD situation in the UK:- http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/healthnews/7800543/NHS-has-wasted-millions-on-MS-drugs-which-did-nothing-to-help-patients.html In case you can't read the link I'll copy and paste below:- NHS 'has wasted m...

A conventional dentist who treats teeth usually pays no heed to the misalignment of the pelvis, while the manual therapist or orthopedist remains focused on the pelvis and does not pay attention to dental or mandibular misalignments. As long as the musculoskeletal system is not viewed and treated i...