ThisIsCCSVIinMS – Calcification inside the Cells, a Mitochondrial & Endothelial Dysfunction

Health consequences of calcification inside the cells caused by Magnesium deficiency or Mg/Ca imbalance - What does it mean?

It means the body is unable to remove calcium from cells, which leads to chronic inflammation, abnormal calcium accumulations (calcification) build up in soft tissues (e.g. in blood vessels) and cell membranes are becoming more and more rigid over the time.

This circumstance is affecting the cell transport systems and it tends to result in further decrease of Magnesium transport and other nutrients, which at the end causes significant adverse effects in the body like CVD , Stroke , Hypertension, Heart attack & Vascular degeneration.

Magnesium Deficiency caused by physical (injury, toxins etc.) and/or mental stress does cause => Calcified Body Tissue (e.g. contracted, constricted, hardened blood vessels), Mitochondrial & Endothelial Dysfunction => Restricted Blood Flow (high venous blood pressure) & Chronic Inflammation (unbound Copper & Iron toxicity) <=>more Magnesium Deficiency/Mitochondrial & Endothelial Dysfunction <=> (Blood Vessels may easily rupture/Mini-strokes) Breach of the Blood Brain Barrier (BBB) => CCSVI in “MS” <=> more inflammation => Death.

And most pwCCSVI were born with this Mitochondrial & Endothelial Dysfunction because our mothers already were Magnesium deficient and high in unbound Copper during the pregnancy. At least my mother was (Diabetes/Insulin resistant and Mg-deficiency affects glucose metabolism) and so was her mother, my grandma (Alzheimer D., Magnesium deficiency causes calcification of neurons in the brain).
This is called Epigenetics and symptoms of Mineral Imbalance/Deficiencies are to some degree reversible with the right nutrition.

I (RRMS diag. 1997, SPMS 2006) have done it successsfully and reversed my second re-stenosis without having a third angioplasty of my Vena jugularis done and I'm 100% free of M$ progression since 2011 without the help of drugs & med. "professionals"

You can do it as well!
Take care & get properly tested
Arne