Petition for CCSVI Treatment to be Recognized by your Government
Pioneering studies by Dr Zamboni and his team of researchers have developed a new understanding of this degenerative disease. For decades, MS was widely accepted as being an autoimmune disease but Dr Zamboni has unearthed evidence that this is actually a vascular disease.
In the testing of over 500 MS patients, all have shown deformities to their Jugular veins. Healthy individuals with no signs of the disease showed no deformities.
Top class doctors in Italy, Poland, USA and Canada have carried out procedures on several MS Patients where stents are placed in the Jugular veins, allowing free blood movement to the brain. You can follow the progress of many of these patients on this forum.
We are pushing for the governments of our countries to hasten the approval, and treatment of CCSVI, allowing current and future MS patients a better quality of life!
If you or someone you know has MS please, please sign the petition in your country.
If your country is not listed you can create a petition here, then contact us at admin@multiplesclerosissurgery.com to add the link..
To avoid diluting the efforts of our petitions, please sign the petition in your own country, rather than create a new one.
POLAND - (Global Petition)
http://www.gopetition.com/online/32851/sign.html
AUSTRALIA
http://www.gopetition.com/petitions/support-ccsvi-research-in-australia/sign.html
CANADA
http://www.gopetition.com/petitions/the-liberation-procedure.html
Specific Petition : Canadian Health Care and CCSVI
SERBIA
http://www.gopetition.com/online/34083.html
UK (Deadline - 01 March 2010. This petition is now closed, as its deadline has passed.) Signatures: 10,607
http://petitions.number10.gov.uk/CCSVINOW
USA
http://www.gopetition.com/online/32789.html
The Delay in this Treatment Could Permanently Damage the Patient
From what has been learned from this new approach, any delay in treatment can only have a negative effect on the patient. Zamboni believes that the quicker patients can be diagnosed and treated for MS, the less damage the imbalanced blood flow can cause the brain.
Because MS is a progressive disease and strikes young people, if we lose time, there are a lot of young people that will progress without possibility to get back. This is very heavy for me."
Zamboni points out that the Liberation Treatment is unlikely to give back bodily functions once they are gone but he does state, back by solid evidence, that this new procedure appears to stop further developments of the attacks, and in some cases, improve the patients mobility and reduce the chronic fatigue, both of which.
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