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New MS Procedure May Cure Disease in Days?
Dr. Paolo Zamboni (pictured left), a former vascular surgeon and professor at the University of Ferrara in northern Italy, began asking questions about the debilitating condition a decade ago, when his wife Elena, now 51, was diagnosed with MS. Watching his wife Elena struggle with the fatigue, muscle weakness and visual problems of MS led Zamboni to begin an intense personal search for the cause of her disease. He found that scientists who had studied the brains of MS patients had noticed higher levels of iron in their brain, not accounted for by age. The iron deposits had a unique pattern, often forming in the core of the brain, clustered around the veins that normally drain blood from the head. No one had ever fully explained this phenomenon, considering the excess iron a toxic byproduct of the MS itself. Dr. Zamboni wondered if the iron came from blood improperly collecting in the brain. Using Doppler ultrasound, he began examining the necks of MS patients and made an extraordinary finding. Almost 100 per cent of the patients had a narrowing, twisting or outright blockage of the veins that are supposed to flush blood from the brain. He then checked these veins in healthy people, and found none of these malformations. Nor did he find these blockages in those with other neurological conditions. "In my mind, this was unbelievable evidence that further study was necessary to understand the link between venous function and iron deposits on the other," Zamboni told W5 from his research lab in Ferrara. Zamboni dubbed the vein disorder he discovered CCSVI, or Chronic Cerebrospinal Venous Insufficiency, and began publishing his preliminary research in neurology journals. – CTV
Dominant Social Theme: How is this possible? Another nutcase?
Free-Market Analysis: There are plenty of cures out there for cancer – though whether any of them work is yet a debatable point. This is not because they are hoaxes, only because their inventors have, perhaps, been denied a proper forum for ongoing discussion and for the convincing their scientific peers.
Why? Because, as we pointed out yesterday, in our article about the stifling effects of Big Science on physics, there is so much money and control in the scientific arena these days that even the most promising treatments can get sidetracked by lack of funding and purposeful (in our view) inattentiveness. Here's how the established MS Societies view the above treatment (which sure sounds promising to us), according to the article:
The MS Societies of Canada and the U.S. are reticent to support Zamboni's theories. They maintain that: "Based on results published about these findings to date, there is not enough evidence to say that obstruction of veins causes MS. It is still not clear whether relieving venous obstructions would be beneficial."
It is too often the same weary story. Establishment scientific institutions and their planetary satellites – non-profits, etc. – huddle together to keep out anything that remotely challenges business as usual. Have you read about this potential MS cure in manifold versions in the mainstream press? You would think that journalists would leap at the opportunity to cover this astonishing research. Maybe there is nothing to this, but mainstream media silence, as usual, seems deafening. (Google "Zamboni MS" and there doesn't seem to be much mainstream exposure, or not yet anyway.)
Conclusion: We have proposed that Climategate is merely a tiny sample of the kind of rigorous control that "gatekeepers" exercise over noncomforming scientific thought. When outright bans don't work, too often the scientist may find himself or herself under criminal investigation. The monetary elite creates dominant social themes in science as elsewhere for purposes of control and wealth-gathering. We hope in this case, that Dr. Zamboni proves out his theories and is able to come in from the cold.
To find out more about Dr.Zamboni's potential ground-breaking treatment for MS, click here to watch the CTV documentary – The Liberation Treatment.
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Posted by Josh Ball on 03/26/11 08:21 PM
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Just Google Zamboni and you will find all the relevant information. It is not for everyone, apparently. Good luck.
Posted by Linda on 03/08/11 02:58 PM
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You probably have to contact the doctor in Italy.
Posted by Cindy on 11/02/10 11:49 AM
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You have to go to the source. Good Luck.
Posted by Don on 08/17/10 06:59 PM
The healthy lifestyle leads to a healthy body that has great blood flow that carries oxygen and essential nutrients to all parts of the body. (including the brain) Great blood flow means no blockages, no diseases.
So, the blockages in the neck may not convince a scientist that it has anything to do with MS, but the simple overall health principle would suggest it would alleviate the symptoms.
I personally believe one of the underlying causes of MS is lack of Vitamin D that you get from natural sunlight or fish oil. Simple stats will show that the majority of MS sufferers are lacking in one or both of these.
Posted by Carol on 07/31/10 03:01 AM
Posted by Michelle Carveth on 07/22/10 04:37 PM
Posted by Marie on 05/30/10 04:56 PM
I agree fully that there are a lot of politics in science, and that there are way too many instances where treatments without pharmaceutical drugs are disregarded. I'm just not sure that we should be encouraging MS patients to spend large amounts of money trying to obtain this treatment quite yet.
Posted by Markus Thur on 05/25/10 05:53 AM
Keep up the good work!
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Wonderful news about your friend.
Posted by John Price on 05/20/10 03:06 PM
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We cannot help you directly. This may be a contact for you on this research:
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Posted by Twila Quintana on 01/18/10 08:55 AM
Posted by Jim Belles on 01/15/10 12:00 PM
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There are numerous articles about Dr. Paolo Zamboni on the 'Net and some may offer you contact information. Don't know how far along the treatment is currently. Good luck.
Posted by Steve L. on 12/03/09 10:13 AM
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Thanks, we are aware of the controversy, though not of Dr. Horowitz. Thanks for the link.
Posted by Bonnie Donaldson on 12/02/09 03:18 PM
Physicians were noticing the syndromes in areas such as San Francisco back in the early 1980s but had no diagnosis and no idea what they were dealing with.
As for Zamboni, I wonder how his wife is doing, whether he was able to treat her and arrest the process. I am no more enamored of the current profit-seeking allopathic medical system than the typical paranoid person, however I have been intimately involved in it for over 40 years as a RN.
We need to keep some perspective. The medical system did not cause HIV to come into existence, anymore than it caused polio, another virus, to kill people. Neither did the drug corporations. I am not against antiviral drugs used to prolong the lives of HIV carriers. What I object to is the endless prescriptions for unnecessary treatments. The elderly are especially targeted, they carry around grocery sacks full of pill bottles, most of them doing more harm than good. Now there is even a drug that is being used to make eyelashes longer and fuller. Now THAT'S Crazy!!
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We're with you.
Posted by John Wiggin on 12/02/09 01:32 PM
P.S. got cancer? GET CESIUM CHLORIDE!!!!!
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Thanks for the response and cancer tip.
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Good luck, God speed, and thanks!
Posted by John Wiggin on 12/02/09 01:20 PM
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Can we let the market decide, in aggregate, on appropriate fuels? Won't it anyway?
Posted by Kelley Eidem on 12/02/09 12:36 PM
These cases are discussed in my book. The Townsend Letter For Doctors also published results of Revici's early work with AIDS patients. (Feb/Mar 1987)
Unfortunately, the Journal of the American Medical Association had already poisoned the well with regards to Revici, much like we now see with the Clmategate Saga.
Revici could not get published despite the fact that his patient responses were far beyond anything achieved by others. Please remember that in 1978, the cure rate for AIDS was -0-.
In some cases, the patient improvement was so dramatic under Revici that the previously ill patient was unrecognizable by those who hadn't seen him in a couple months.
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That's great!
So what is AIDS? We don't necessarily believe it is what it is said to be. ...
What did your research show ... if you don't mind providing us with a summary.
Include a link, if you wish, where people can purchase your book.
Posted by Dean on 12/02/09 11:56 AM
Imagine a world where cures for heart disease, cancer and diabetes existed " the potential devastation to careers in science, manufacturing, health care, hospital administration, and real estate is staggering. It could free up inconceivable sums of money from federal grants and private donations for 'research that could be used elsewhere.
Greed and power are formidable forces. In the end, what we don't know, will hurt us.
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Imagine a world where cures for heart disease, cancer and diabetes existed " the potential devastation to careers in science, manufacturing, health care, hospital administration, and real estate is staggering. It could free up inconceivable sums of money from federal grants and private donations for 'research that could be used elsewhere.
But is this the world we live in, perhaps, if we only realized it? ...
Posted by Norman Duncan on 12/02/09 11:01 AM
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Cures versus treatments? Very good point!
Posted by Dean on 12/02/09 10:55 AM
Whether it involves science, economics or politics - we seldom hear the whole truth. Should you be inclined to believe the accounts in the book of Genesis, half truths have existed since the appearance of man - "Now, the serpent was more subtle (cunning, crafty)..." - Certainly there was an agenda behind that first recorded interaction.
If each of us began a personal crusade to walk in absolute Truth, we would begin to do what is right, not just what is right for me. As to Google search - the number of results appears to be over 1,000 and this CTV article expounds upon the conversation you started -
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