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I’ve been watching some amazing vidoes about Multiple Sclerosis sufferers being treated for CCSVI blockages (blockages to arteries and veins that reduce blood flow to and from the brain). In these before and after videos we are seeing people who are severely crippled with MS having reversals of their symptoms! It is mesmerizing and heartening to watch, and may even have some bearing on Lyme disease treatment in future. If nothing else, it is an interesting avenue to explore, and obviously, if you know anyone with MS, is well worth discussing with them.
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Clark French tells us about living with MS and what it was like being diagnosed with such a life changing disease. Mulltiple Sclerosis is an AutoImmune disease that causes the Immune system to attack (for unknown reasons) the nervous system. The pain from this is unbearable and it is a constant in the lives of around 100000 peopl in the UK. www.ClarkFrench.wordpress.com www.facebook.com/Clark.French www.facebook.com/Action4MS To keep up to date with the rest of my travels and ganja experience please visit www.CannabisCure.co.uk and subscribe to The Cannabis Cure UK Weekly News Podcast. Each week I’ll be covering UK Cannabis stories and Activism, I’ll have more guests on talking about strains, preparations, the history of cannabis, and you’ll also get to meet some of most important movers and shakers in the cannabis community from across the world! Tweet me: @CannabisCureUK www.twitter.com/CannabisCureUK Facebook: Cure Ukay www.facebook.com/CureUkay Podomatic: The Cannabis Cure UK Weekly News Podcast www.CureUK.podomatic.com Join Clear – Cannabis Law Reform www.Clear-UK.org & www.facbook.com/ClearUK Thanks for watching Enjoy Peace!
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Article by Karl A. Smith, DDS, MS

Typically people in their thirties and forties (and men more than women) are most susceptible to periodontal disease. It is estimated that in the U.S. and Canada, over seventy-five percent of people over thirty-five years of age are afflicted with some type of periodontal disease (also known as gum disease). And while teenagers can develop gingivitis, they rarely have periodontitis. And the tricky part is that periodontal disease is usually painless until it becomes severe, so the majority of people afflicted with gum disease don’t know they have it.

While poor dental hygiene is a large contributing factor to gum disease, other factors such as smoking, diabetes, stress, medications, illness and genetic predisposition can also play a part in a person’s susceptibility. If any of these additional factors are a part of your lifestyle or genetics, periodontal exams are extremely important to ensure the health of your gums and teeth.

While there are many types of gum disease, the two main categories are:

Gingivitis – The mildest form of periodontal disease, it is often caused by poor oral hygiene and can be easily reversed with a visit to your dentist and improving your oral hygiene habits.

Periodontitis – When gingivitis goes untreated, bacteria in the mouth creates toxins which irritate your gums. This irritation, left unchecked, will cause your gums to separate from your teeth and in the process creates pockets that become infected. Still undetected, this infection continues to grow and become more severe and in the process breaking down and destroying the tissues and bones in your mouth. Yet, even though this disease is causing havoc in your mouth, the symptoms are still typically very mild.

If you have not recently had a thorough periodontal exam, request one on your next visit to your dentist or visit a periodontal dentist where the color and firmness of your gums will be examined, your teeth will be tested for looseness or sensitivity and your bite will be evaluated. Your periodontist may also take x-rays to evaluate your jaw bone. Periodontal probing will also be done where the dentist will place a measuring instrument between your tooth and gum in order to measure the depth of the pocket to determine its health.

Regular visits to your dentist and good oral hygiene can help keep your mouth healthy. And while gum disease is hard to detect on your own, there are warning signs that you can watch for:

Persistent bad breathGums that bleed during brushing or flossingAny redness, tenderness or swollen areas on your gumsChanges in the way your teeth feel or fit together when you bite down or chewPainful chewingTeeth that are sensitiveTeeth that are loose or separatedPus between your gums and your teeth

When these signs appear, it’s time to call a periodontal dentist who is trained in diagnosing and treating gum disease, so that the severity and damage can be assessed and the necessary treatment program can begin. Remember…the presence of pain is typically one of the last symptoms to appear and by the time pain manifests, the disease is most likely in a very advanced stage.

About the Author

Dr. Karl Smith has been in dental practice for over twenty-seven years. His specialties are periodontics, dental anesthesia and implants. People come from near and far to experience the comfort and professionalism of his office and patient-oriented staff. http://www.drkarlsmith.com

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Multiple sclerosis is a tough disease, but there is basically three things that you need to do when you are taking care of patients with multiple sclerosis. We have learned this in our MS Center through extensive research and follow-up of patients over many years. One, you need to be picky about the diagnosis. Two, you need to follow up patients actively to make sure that what you are doing is working or to see whether or not it is not working. Three, you cannot blame every single symptom that a patient with MS has on MS. Those three are absolutely critical. You need some examples here. One is that every year we see five or six patients who are on the shots for MS and who turn out not to have MS. They turned out to have another disease that caused their symptoms. For instance, the most common one that we see is sleep disordered breathing or sleep apnea, fatigue, and either neuropathy or a problem with carpal tunnel with entrapped nerves as they go through the wrists. The second one is that you have got to follow your patients actively and aggressively. We try to see our patients with multiple sclerosis every three months. We are able to get them in either the day or the next day after they begin having problems. We put them on a little graph that is called the Multiple Sclerosis Functional Composite Graph that looks at their thinking, their ability to manipulate their hands and fingers, and their ability to walk. In this way we can assess whether or not they are staying …

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First recognized in 1868 by French neurologist Jean-Martin Charcot (1825-1893), Multiple sclerosis or MS is an autoimmune condition in which the immune system attacks the central nervous system, leading to the degeneration of the myelin sheath which protects the nerves of the brain and spinal cord.

Characterized by irregular improvements and worsening of symptoms, MS with an average age of onset of 34 years is a major cause of chronic disability in young adults. The disease affects more women than men and is twice as likely to occur in Caucasians as in any other group.

Cause of Multiple Sclerosis
The exact cause of the condition is unknown but MS is believed to be the result of a complex combination of environmental, genetic, and autoimmune factors.

Emotional stress, fatigue, overwork, pregnancy and acute respiratory infections have been known to precede the onset of MS. A new epidemiological study from Denmark demonstrates that people with Diabetes Type 1 are more then 3 times more likely to also develop the disease than people without diabetes.

A family history of Ms and living in an area with a higher incidence of the disease (northern Europe, northern USA, southern Australia and New Zealand) increases the risk.

Diagnosis
Multiple sclerosis can be difficult to diagnose since its signs and symptoms may be similar to many other medical problems and can often come and go, sometimes disappearing for months and in fact a misdiagnosis of psychiatric problems is common. An MS diagnosis is made by the history of symptoms and a neurological exam, often with the help of tests such as an MRI or a spinal tap.

Tests to diagnose multiple sites include: Cerebrospinal fluid tests, including CSF, oligoclonal banding, head MRI scan, Lumbar puncture, nerve function study and a Spine MRI. Abnormal EEG findings occur in a third of patients and the white blood cell count may be elevated.

Types of Multiple Sclerosis
There are four main types of the disease: relapsing or remitting, primary progressive, secondary progressive and progressive relapsing.

Signs and symptoms
Signs may be transient or they may last for hours or weeks. They may wax or wane with no predictable pattern, vary from day to day and be difficult for the patient to describe.

Because nerves in any part of the brain or spinal cord may be damaged, patients with multiple sclerosis can have symptoms in many parts of the body. MS can cause problems with muscle control and strength, vision, balance, sensation, and mental functions.

Early symptoms of the condition include weakness, tingling, numbness, and blurred vision. Incontinence, emotional swings, poorly articulated speech and sometimes quite bizarre symptoms are common. People with severe cases of may lose the ability to walk or speak and usually.Most patients have severe skeletal abnormalities and excessive muscle tensions.

Treatment
There is no cure for but treatment can slow the progression of the disease and reduce the number of relapses. Medications used to slow the progression of multiple sclerosis may include: Immune modulators to help control the immune system, including interferons, monoclonal antibodies, glatiramer acetate, mitoxantrone , methotrexate, azathioprine , cyclophosphamide , and natalizumab.

Steroids may be used to decrease the severity of attacks. Researchers are now also testing a vaccine that seems to halt the progression of the disease.

Taking vitamin D supplements helps prevent osteoporosis or slow its progression and may help slow the progression of multiple sclerosis. Anecdotal evidence suggests that the use of a new technology known as LifeWave patches can be very helpful.

Physical therapy, speech therapy occupational therapy and support groups are also useful while planned exercise programs help maintain muscle tone.

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