Re: AW: Re: Help with CCSVI questions please

[Guest guest]

I only just saw this part of the CCSVI replies but am not sure who this response

was from -

'My take on this is that those who have reversed their ms with diet obviously do

not have physical deformities like webs, nonfunctioning valves or crimps due to

external pressure because no diet or blood thinning supplement can fix those

problems'

This statement is incorrect. I understand your having come to that personal

conclusion, but I had malformed veins and the Best Bet Diet has always been a

HUGE help for me so I'm living and functioning proof that Diet does help those

with 'physical deformities'.

Diet always has, and still does, help me - and my malformed valves have been

fixed through the CCSVI procedure.

Oh, and I'm now walking quite easily and confidently and rding my exercise bike

over 5 kilometres per day.

At the end of the day, as is always the case, everything is always an

'Each-To-Their-Own' thing but we cannot and must not make blanket statements

based solely on our own personal experiences. Unfortunately, our situations are

all individual and CCSVI and 'MS' are not 'one-size-fits-all' matters.

'What we do in life, echoes through eternity.'

MARCUS AURELIUS (121 - 180 A.D.)

--- eapsystems schrieb am Mo, 14.3.2011:

Von: eapsystems

Betreff: Re: Help with CCSVI questions please

An: mscured

Datum: Montag, 14. März, 2011 12:38 Uhr

My take on this is that those who have reversed their ms with diet obviously do

not have physical deformities like webs, nonfunctioning valves or crimps due to

external pressure because no diet or blood thinning supplement can fix those

problems although they may improve flow a bit and for PWMS, even a small

improvement is a big thing. But if there is a physical problem adversely

affecting bloodflow, getting it fixed would offer far greater benefit and then

supporting it with the diet/supplements.

Also, for what it is worth, one of the most common improvements at this point in

time is cogfog and fatigue, followed by bladder, mobility is more difficult,

although it can happen.

[Guest guest]

, I always feel so much better when I read you posts (15th, 5:55 A!M

!). 

You get up really early, I should take note.  :-)  Edie

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To: MSCured <mscured >

Sent: Tue, March 15, 2011 5:55:39 AM

Subject: RE: AW: Re: Help with CCSVI questions please

 

I only just saw this part of the CCSVI replies but am not sure who this response

was from -

'My take on this is that those who have reversed their ms with diet obviously do

not have physical deformities like webs, nonfunctioning valves or crimps due to

external pressure because no diet or blood thinning supplement can fix those

problems'

This statement is incorrect. I understand your having come to that personal

conclusion, but I had malformed veins and the Best Bet Diet has always been a

HUGE help for me so I'm living and functioning proof that Diet does help those

with 'physical deformities'.

Diet always has, and still does, help me - and my malformed valves have been

fixed through the CCSVI procedure.

Oh, and I'm now walking quite easily and confidently and rding my exercise bike

over 5 kilometres per day.

At the end of the day, as is always the case, everything is always an

'Each-To-Their-Own' thing but we cannot and must not make blanket statements

based solely on our own personal experiences. Unfortunately, our situations are

all individual and CCSVI and 'MS' are not 'one-size-fits-all' matters.

'What we do in life, echoes through eternity.'

MARCUS AURELIUS (121 - 180 A.D.)

--- eapsystems schrieb am Mo, 14.3.2011:

Von: eapsystems

Betreff: Re: Help with CCSVI questions please

An: mscured

Datum: Montag, 14. März, 2011 12:38 Uhr

My take on this is that those who have reversed their ms with diet obviously do

not have physical deformities like webs, nonfunctioning valves or crimps due to

external pressure because no diet or blood thinning supplement can fix those

problems although they may improve flow a bit and for PWMS, even a small

improvement is a big thing. But if there is a physical problem adversely

affecting bloodflow, getting it fixed would offer far greater benefit and then

supporting it with the diet/supplements.

Also, for what it is worth, one of the most common improvements at this point in

time is cogfog and fatigue, followed by bladder, mobility is more difficult,

although it can happen.