How they cured my brother's advancing Multiple Sclerosis

About 2 years ago or more, my brother, Mark, who was soon to be 40, found a miracle. He had progressively debilitating MS, and it was taking away his functions, slowly but surely. He also was losing his ability to perform his job as a journeyman pipefitter. Fatigue, double vision, mental functioning, breathing and motor problems were just some of his issues. Then, he heard of a new study/trial being performed up in Northern California at Stanford for a breakthrough procedure to treat MS. He studied up on it and jumped on the bandwagon right away. He was up there within 2 weeks getting his evaluation and surgery. After that, they closed the study to see how patients were faring. Studies were also going on in places like South America, and Europe. Many MS patients were hoping to get a shot at it, as there was not much hope otherwise for many of them other than a steady degeneration towards total disability.

My brother's change was just amazing. He began to quickly return to mental clarity, energetic, strong, better than ever before. It was truly remarkable. He became very involved online with helping others seeking out info on the treatment, did his own video documenting the process, really helped advocate for the treatment. Not too long ago, Montel Williams finally had his procedure done. It is called CCSVI.

The amazing thing about this treatment is that it is not a drug. It is based on a discovery that the main neck veins that drain the blood out of the brain and back toward the heart were flattened and very much blocked in most MS patients tested. This was never really apparent before as the flattening was only visible if looked at from the side, more than from the front on scans and such. The solution was to stent these veins, restoring blood flow and function/health to these patients. The blocked blood flow pre-treatment is what is theorized to cause the brain lesions and neurologically related issues that develop in MS. I heard it is possibly iron deposits from the blood pooling in the brain. I am not an expert on it, I am just sharing what I remember my brother telling me.

Here is a video explaining the procedure. If you want to see the many patient testimony videos, just look at the YouTube page this video is on and you will find a large number of stories of what happened when others had this procedure. It's always nice to be able to share hope with others who are suffering with such an awful condition.

My brother is now 42, and was able to return to work, and is helping his wife raise their three young children, ages 1 to 6. I cannot imagine what his life would be like now (or theirs) if he had not had this opportunity at life again.