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Bugg
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http://www.americanwaymag.com/ron-husmann-university-of-wisconsin-kildare-yuri-danilov
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The more I read the "MS" stuff the more Dr. Z. finding of kinks in veins from brain makes sense too.

This hyperlink tells the whole story and shows the kinked veins.

Zamboni Research
The Liberation Treatment video

http://tinyurl.com/ybjp5ql

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I agree...the 2nd study from University of Buffalo should be coming out soon. Stanford is doing the study too. The MS Big Pharma is not happy with this and is trying their best to stop it. People who have gone to Europe have had fairly good results however some have had restenosis.It is all part of the puzzle .. Did the Lyme or some other pathogen cause the scarring in the veins to make the kinks or is it genetic? These are all the questions to ask and answer yet.
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very interesting link Bugg. thanks for sharing!
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Thanks for sharing. I just got the news last week that my blood vessels to the brain are partially blocked. It was only a thermagram but I need to follow up on this, very promising.

sk8ter, you might be right. Exact in this area I have the worst pain and inflammation and infection going on, also cysts outside on the skin.
Guess they are inside as well.

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