Dal 1 al 15 febbraio sarà possibile contribuire alla raccolta fondi per il progetto di ricerca BRAVE DREAMS inviando un sms o una chiamata da fisso al numero 45597. Il progetto sarà gestito direttamente dal Prof. Zamboni, dell'Univ. di Ferrara, che da anni si occupa di una teoria che vede la CCSVI (malattia vascolare determinata dal malfunzionamento delle vene responsabili del drenaggio del sangue dal cervello) legata alla Sclerosi Multipla, malattia del sistema nervoso centrale di cui ancora non si conosce la causa. Per una serie di motivi che varrebbe la pena approfondire, la teoria di Zamboni viene ostacolata da una buona parte della neurologia (in particolare in Italia) senza addurre studi scientifici condotti con la dovuta imparzialità. Per contro, molti studi (condotti in tutto il mondo) sembrano confermare che l'apparato vascolare giochi un ruolo importante nella SM. La mia esperienza in merito, per quanto statisticamente non significativa, mi fa pensare che sia urgente e prioritario approfondire le "intuizioni" di Zamboni.
Ho avuto anch'io una diagnosi di CCSVI. Vale a dire che è stato osservato con un Eco Color Doppler che le mie vene giugulari erano strozzate e il sangue, dal cervello, aveva difficoltà a tornare al cuore. Ho avuto la fortuna di fare un intervento di dilatazione delle vene occluse (PTA) che ha risolto non pochi dei miei problemi. Purtroppo una delle due vene, anche dopo una seconda PTA, continua a fare le bizze, rimandando indietro il sangue che cerca di scappare via dal cervello.
I benefici che ho sperimentato dopo gli interventi sono stati molto importanti (direi entusiasmanti) ma purtroppo non duraturi. Mi sento di sostenere però che "qualcosa c'è!", una connessione tra CCSVI e SM è evidente. E merita di essere approfondita.
Non escludo che anche i miei clamorosi benefici, che sperimento a seguito di intense nuotate, abbiano tra le spiegazioni una forte componente vascolare.
Per questo vi chiedo di sostenere con un contributo i Sogni Coraggiosi del Prof. Zamboni e di tutti i malati di sclerosi multipla.
E credo che sia un sogno, coraggioso ma obbligato, di tutti noi quello di sostenere e pretendere ricerche mediche INDIPENDENTI, senza pregiudizi né interessi di parte.
Vi ringrazio.
45597 :-)
Antonello
English version
From the 1st to the 15th of February it will be possible to contribute to the BRAVE DREAMS charity project by sending an sms or by calling 45597. The project will be managed directly by Prof. Zamboni of the Ferrara University. He has been defending his theory for years. He postulates that the CCSVI (vascular sickness defined by the malfunctioning of the blood draining veins in the brain) is linked to Multiple Sclerosis, which is tied to the central nervous system. For a series of reasons, Zamboni’s studies are being interrupted by a good part of Italian neurologists and this happens without proof of scientific studies. Other studies seem to confirm that the vascular apparatus may play a very important role in MS. My experience tells me there’s an urgency in going in depth in regards to Prof. Zamboni’s studies. http://fondazionehilarescere.org/
I have also been diagnosed with CCSVI. After an Eco Color Doppler exam, my jugular veins were ‘suffocated’ and the brain blood had difficulties making its way back to the heart. I was lucky to undergo a vein dilation operation (PTA) which has fixed quite a few problems. Unfortunately, one of the 2 veins, after a second PTA, still is not functioning as it should by sending the back the blood that tries to escape from the brain.
The benefits I have experienced after the operations have been very important (exciting actually) but unfortunately not persistent. I feel “something is there!”, there must be a connection between CCSVI and MS. It must be studied.
I do not exclude that benefits on my body, arising from intense swimming sessions, might be linked to vascular behaviors. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KoeaU-iinww
This is why I ask you to sustain Prof. Zamboni’s brave dreams and those of all people suffering from Multiple Sclerosis.
I also believe it is a dream for every one of us that of performing INDEPENDENT medical research without prejudice or interest coming from any side.
Thank you.
45597
Antonello
www.fondazionehilarescere.org
English version
From the 1st to the 15th of February it will be possible to contribute to the BRAVE DREAMS charity project by sending an sms or by calling 45597. The project will be managed directly by Prof. Zamboni of the Ferrara University. He has been defending his theory for years. He postulates that the CCSVI (vascular sickness defined by the malfunctioning of the blood draining veins in the brain) is linked to Multiple Sclerosis, which is tied to the central nervous system. For a series of reasons, Zamboni’s studies are being interrupted by a good part of Italian neurologists and this happens without proof of scientific studies. Other studies seem to confirm that the vascular apparatus may play a very important role in MS. My experience tells me there’s an urgency in going in depth in regards to Prof. Zamboni’s studies. http://fondazionehilarescere.org/
I have also been diagnosed with CCSVI. After an Eco Color Doppler exam, my jugular veins were ‘suffocated’ and the brain blood had difficulties making its way back to the heart. I was lucky to undergo a vein dilation operation (PTA) which has fixed quite a few problems. Unfortunately, one of the 2 veins, after a second PTA, still is not functioning as it should by sending the back the blood that tries to escape from the brain.
The benefits I have experienced after the operations have been very important (exciting actually) but unfortunately not persistent. I feel “something is there!”, there must be a connection between CCSVI and MS. It must be studied.
I do not exclude that benefits on my body, arising from intense swimming sessions, might be linked to vascular behaviors. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KoeaU-iinww
This is why I ask you to sustain Prof. Zamboni’s brave dreams and those of all people suffering from Multiple Sclerosis.
I also believe it is a dream for every one of us that of performing INDEPENDENT medical research without prejudice or interest coming from any side.
Thank you.
45597
Antonello
www.fondazionehilarescere.org
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