CCSVICCSVICCSVICCSVI CCCChronic CCCCerebroSSSSpinal VVVVenous IIIInsufficiency

is more than one abnormal narrowing in a vein

Most people with Multiple Sclerosis have

CCSVI in their jugular or azygous veins Blood leaving the brain and spine is slowed or blocked

while returning to the heart. The trapped blood must flow

in the wrong direction through the vein (reflux).

When treated for CCSVI, people with MS are showing

significant reduction in symptoms, relapses, progression.

Don’t wait to check it out - it is available now.

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CCSVICCSVICCSVICCSVI CCCChronic CCCCerebroSSSSpinal VVVVenous IIIInsufficiency

is more than one abnormal narrowing in a vein

Most people with Multiple Sclerosis have

CCSVI in their jugular or azygous veins Blood leaving the brain and spine is slowed or blocked

while returning to the heart. The trapped blood must flow

in the wrong direction through the vein (reflux).

When treated for CCSVI, people with MS are showing

significant reduction in symptoms, relapses, progression.

Don’t wait to check it out - it is available now.

Find us on Facebook:

CCSVI in Seattle

CCSVICCSVICCSVICCSVI CCCChronic CCCCerebroSSSSpinal VVVVenous IIIInsufficiency

is more than one abnormal narrowing in a vein

Most people with Multiple Sclerosis have

CCSVI in their jugular or azygous veins Blood leaving the brain and spine is slowed or blocked

while returning to the heart. The trapped blood must flow

in the wrong direction through the vein (reflux).

When treated for CCSVI, people with MS are showing

significant reduction in symptoms, relapses, progression.

Don’t wait to check it out - it is available now.

Find us on Facebook:

CCSVI in Seattle

CCSVICCSVICCSVICCSVI CCCChronic CCCCerebroSSSSpinal VVVVenous IIIInsufficiency

is more than one abnormal narrowing in a vein

Most people with Multiple Sclerosis have

CCSVI in their jugular or azygous veins Blood leaving the brain and spine is slowed or blocked

while returning to the heart. The trapped blood must flow

in the wrong direction through the vein (reflux).

When treated for CCSVI, people with MS are showing

significant reduction in symptoms, relapses, progression.

Don’t wait to check it out - it is available now.

Find us on Facebook:

CCSVI in Seattle

CCSVICCSVICCSVICCSVI CCCChronic CCCCerebroSSSSpinal VVVVenous IIIInsufficiency

is more than one abnormal narrowing in a vein

Most people with Multiple Sclerosis have

CCSVI in their jugular or azygous veins Blood leaving the brain and spine is slowed or blocked

while returning to the heart. The trapped blood must flow

in the wrong direction through the vein (reflux).

When treated for CCSVI, people with MS are showing

significant reduction in symptoms, relapses, progression.

Don’t wait to check it out - it is available now.

Find us on Facebook:

CCSVI in Seattle

CCSVICCSVICCSVICCSVI CCCChronic CCCCerebroSSSSpinal VVVVenous IIIInsufficiency

is more than one abnormal narrowing in a vein

Most people with Multiple Sclerosis have

CCSVI in their jugular or azygous veins Blood leaving the brain and spine is slowed or blocked

while returning to the heart. The trapped blood must flow

in the wrong direction through the vein (reflux).

When treated for CCSVI, people with MS are showing

significant reduction in symptoms, relapses, progression.

Don’t wait to check it out - it is available now.

Find us on Facebook:

CCSVI in Seattle

CCSVICCSVICCSVICCSVI CCCChronic CCCCerebroSSSSpinal VVVVenous IIIInsufficiency

is more than one abnormal narrowing in a vein

Most people with Multiple Sclerosis have

CCSVI in their jugular or azygous veins Blood leaving the brain and spine is slowed or blocked

while returning to the heart. The trapped blood must flow

in the wrong direction through the vein (reflux).

When treated for CCSVI, people with MS are showing

significant reduction in symptoms, relapses, progression.

Don’t wait to check it out - it is available now.

Find us on Facebook:

CCSVI in Seattle

CCSVICCSVICCSVICCSVI CCCChronic CCCCerebroSSSSpinal VVVVenous IIIInsufficiency

is more than one abnormal narrowing in a vein

Most people with Multiple Sclerosis have

CCSVI in their jugular or azygous veins Blood leaving the brain and spine is slowed or blocked

while returning to the heart. The trapped blood must flow

in the wrong direction through the vein (reflux).

When treated for CCSVI, people with MS are showing

significant reduction in symptoms, relapses, progression.

Don’t wait to check it out - it is available now.

Find us on Facebook:

CCSVI in Seattle