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This is sad. A lion with MS? This stuff can even tame the king of beasts....


http://www.examiner.com/multiple-sclero ... s-brazil-1

Cece wrote:thanks, scorpion, I added this to the improvement reports list.

Glad to hear it. I was kind of confused where it should go since he did have some improvements, but then lost them, but not all of them, but some got worse, and...well hey the improvement reports sounds good to me!

No matter what anyone feels about CCSVI and angioplasty it is certainly becoming a lucrative business. Lyon aka"horseface" I see you are at it again, this time in the comments section of this article!

Despite return of symptoms, MS patient seeks second treatment
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This part was likely accidentally left out of the article you posted Cheer: Dr. Mehta and his colleagues reported that they each had several significant financial relationships with device manufacturers. Usually this type of information is used to discredit trials that do not support the CCSVI hypot...

When I trace back to my very first funny feeling was approx 17 years ago, I had a desensitised feeling all down my left side from the top of my head to the tip of my toe, at the time I was diagnosed with depression and that was really plausable at the time as my partner caused quite a lot of unecce...

I just received my official "Preliminary Report" results back from the Eastern Maine Medical Centre: FINDINGS: On the right, the right internal jugular vein valve was visualized and appeared to be normal. The cross-sectional area of the internal jugular vein was 1.79 cm/squared in the sup...

Wow. This thread is making my head spin!

Somewhere along the way, you would of thought that doctors might make the connection between compromised blood flow with stroke paitents and MS symptoms. http://www.tree.com/health/stroke-disability.aspx MS symptoms wax and wane(unless you are diagnosed with progressive MS) while stroke symptoms do...

I don't see how someone can win a Nobel prize for using a technique that is not valid in order to obtain his results but hey we live in a crazy world. There is no reason for me to have much of a discussion with the "enlightened"(as opposed to the "skeptic" of course) on this boar...

Again, focusing on studies based on Doppler ( operator dependent ) studies gives a very biased result that is not good. It shuts the door rather than asking for more study. A better gauge to measure CCSVI AND IT'S TREATMENT is Dr David Hubbard's objective before and after study of the brain perfusi...

But researchers said it's hard for doctors to even know what they're looking for on blood vessel scans, and whether anything that looks strange could be playing a part in MS symptoms.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/07/ ... NV20110714

civickiller wrote:i wish someone with known ccsvi would go to japan and have the japanese test for ccsvi lets see their results or vice versa

Great idea!