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As for the current categories of Relapse/Remit and the various Progressive MS's, I don't believe these properly describe the problem and certainly don't point to a solution. The various immunosuppressive drugs developed since 1990 are used only for the Relapse/Remit phase, so once you've hit the Pr...

The "MS" patient suffers from an awful disease that is indeed like an elephant -- the elephant in the room that nobody talks about. I want to talk about it. The elephant is division. From initial diagnosis the doctor has an important decision to make: one that will determine the patient's...

Again, to make a long story short, Dr. Zamboni has discovered the problem – venous blood reflux or CCSVI – but not the sole solution. Detoxification and nutritional therapy coupled with circulation therapies and/or skeletal adjustments may suffice without taking the risk of angioplasty. I think you...

dr. admir, i love your way of thinking and explaining. you are right and i have always felt that each of us are different. when at war "one"aproach has never been the answer--multi attack from whatever gets the job done to win a war is the key. ok, now we have you dr. admir, we have dr. f...

For the newly diagnosed please read this link and all the links on it for your self preservation:
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Please read all the links on this posting:

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When I first started posting about the TMJ and Atlas asymmetry as a possible cause of so called "MS" I got a lot of stick. I think the tide has finally turned and my hypothesis is going to become the mainstay of "MS" treatment. As EJC well knows we are getting amazing results and...

Professor David Miller from the Institute of Neurology, said: "Over the last 25 years, research using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) has made some major contributions that have been of benefit to people with MS. "MRI scanning will be an important tool in the successful development of ne...

Funded by the MS Society!....

I wait with baited breath what new drugs it will bring onto the market.

This article was published in a dental specific publication. It would of been peer reviewed by such, and will not be on the general reading lists of neurologists. So it will not become increasingly accepted by those that currently are at the forefront of MS treatment. ie Neurologists. No one is goi...

What is good about all this enquiry is that it is being increasingly accepted that the TMJ and other asymmetries play a vital roll in patient health and is behind some 85% of illnesses - many wrongly attributed to auto immune dysfunction or classed into various syndromes and idiopathies! It should b...

Amir, what are your thoughts on an "Aqualizer" for those not able to access your treatment at this stage? more damage than good? I am glad that you are coming round to accepting the fact that teeth may, just may have something to do with MS. My patients will confirm to you that the treatm...

Calling something as innocous as a piece of plastic in the mouth "dangerous" is the height of absurdity. I have to say, I would see it as pretty innocous, however, if someone can "heal" MS using a device of this nature, would it not be possible for someone else to accidentally c...

As per the graph above we have developed a copyrighted system to analyse thousands of cases on the go and we hope that we can satisfy the sceptics. From the posts above some of you prefer controlled trials etc. You are perfectly entitled to do that and you must continue to take your drugs. I have no...

Yes, but beta interferon never makes anyone better. It stops 33% of relapses. None of the 20+ patients I am treating have had a relapse. What does this mean? A 100% result! Furthermore it appears that none of the patient symptoms have anything to do with any neurological damage. What the drugs are ...