RE: Re: Prokarin/

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

do you think you'll need to have it done again?  Why isn't it permanent

and how

much does it cost?

Pamela

 Pamela Castro Carcelen

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To: mscured

Sent: Wed, June 1, 2011 10:09:10 AM

Subject: Re: Prokarin/ Rach

 

> how long ago did you have the CCSVI procedure? Is it true that only lasts 12

>months?

> Pamela Castro Carcelen

Pam, I know you were talking to but I've had the CCSVI treatment too. I

actually had it three times, June 2010 (a few weeks of benefits), Aug 2010 (6

months of benefits), Mar 2011 (symptoms came back but there were no blockages,

nothing to fix, little benefits). Still, I'm glad I had it. I've had MS since

1997. Overall the CCSVI treatment was beneficial.

Pino

Hi

[Guest guest]

Hi Pamela

Do you know much about CCSVI? I have an info email I can send out to you

tomorrow if you like. It might help give you some information and direct you to

some sites which can explain it all to you.

Stenosis is something which happens gradually generally - the inner 'linings' of

veins have cells which overpopulate causing stenosis.

As tis is programmed into our DNA, it happens when things like Diet, lifestyle

and lack of nutrients are in an amount to cause/maintain stenosis.

The procedure isn't permanent because the body will tend to restenose in some

cases.

I recommend that anyone interested in getting the procedure done schools up on

the hows and whys of it all.

MScured

From: pamcastro@...

Date: Wed, 1 Jun 2011 07:49:22 -0700

Subject: Re: Re: Prokarin/

Hi ,

do you think you'll need to have it done again? Why isn't it permanent and how

much does it cost?