Liberation Treatment Discovery for Multiple Sclerosis - Information, Clinics and Recommended Reading

Liberation Treatment

April 17, 2012 by admin · Leave a Comment

Liberation Treatment is a potentially ground breaking discovering for the treatment of Multiple Sclerosis. It is thanks to the research of Dr Paolo Zamboni and his team that we now know about this treatment. Dr Zamboni began his research into MS with the desire to cure his wife. Unhappy with the answers that he could find he decided to research what actually cause MS himself. His initial research related to why the location of lesion in the brains of MS patients were all venocentric. He rationed that there must be a link between the veins and the occurrence of these lesions. And with further study he found that the brain damage was all counter to the flow of blood, meaning that it likely had something to do with the drainage of blood back to the heart. Next he started to study both MS and normal patients to determine what differences he could find between them, hoping for an explanation. What he found was that in MS patients he could show that 100% of the cases he tested … [Read More...]

What is MS

April 13, 2012 by admin · Leave a Comment

What is MS? Multiple sclerosis is a complex disease of the central nervous system (brain, spinal cord, and optic nerves) characterized by relapses (neurologic symptoms which appear rapidly but often improve over weeks or months), remissions and often progression of disability over time. MS is currently not a curable disease. MS is thought to be an “immune-mediated” disease, meaning that errors in the function of the immune system cause damage in the central nervous system. The immune system functions to protect the body from various environmental hazards or pathogens such as viruses, bacteria and fungi. The immune system is very sophisticated and has regulatory mechanisms in place that prevent it from recognizing body tissues as a pathogen. In an immune-mediated disease such as MS, the regulatory mechanisms are disrupted and the ability to ignore “self” is lost. In MS, the immune system is able to recognize tissue within the central nervous system as a pathogen and therefore … [Read More...]