CCSVI Treatment with Stanford Trained Dr. Luna

Dr. Luna is the interventional cardiologist who carries out CCSVI treatment at Angeles Health in Mexico with an interventional neurologist.

He completed his medical degree at Universidad Autonoma de Baja California, Mexicali, Mexico, where he specialized in Internal Medicine.

Dr. Luna has had a fellowship at the Instituto Nacional de Cardiologia in Mexico City in Cardiovascular Medicine with a sub-specialty in Cardiology, as well as one in Cardiac Catheterization with a sub-specialty in Invasive Cardiology. Continue reading →

Multiple Sclerosis and Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome

Woman looking into auto no-contact tonometer

Like MS, EDS affects the eyes

In this video Dr. Diana talks about the relationship between multiple sclerosis (MS) and Ehlers–Danlos syndrome (EDS). Medical research continues to link CCSVI to serious medical conditions such as MS and EDS, and it is becoming more and more evident that CCSVI treatment is an important procedure for many patients suffering from many different conditions. Continue reading →

Terry Wahls on MS and Exercise: Video

Even walking makes a difference

Even walking makes a difference

Dr. Terry Wahls is a doctor and author who also suffers from multiple sclerosis. In the video below she talks about exercise and how important it is to our body on a cell level. She wrote the book ‘Minding My Mitochondria’, in which she tells us of her amazing recovery from MS, from being in a wheelchair to living a very active lifestyle. Wahls has spoken widely about her personal experiences and findings and nutrition and physical activity are the main focus of her method of managing multiple sclerosis. Continue reading →