We already know that there is a genetic component in MS. We see many cases where several family members have MS, so we know your DNA is a factor. This does not rule out that CCSVI is the trigger, which allows MS to start. In this recent genetic study they performed genome-wide scans on the DNA of 9,772.

Around the globe, well over 20,000 with MS have had their blood flow “scanned” using Doppler, MRV and Venography. In clinic after clinic, many report over 95% of the patients they see have abnormal blood flow.

Of those scanned for blood flow issues, more than 15,000 have been treated for CCSVI, and a majority see benefits that are simply unmatched by any existing autoimmune treatment. Also, in countless cases, people who were treated for CCSVI see their MS symptoms return, when their blood flow restriction returns.

With so many cases of CCSVI showing up around the world. You can’t rule out that blood flow and MS are linked, just because you did a DNA study. 

If the researches insist that MS has nothing to do with blood flow, then you have to conclude that CCSVI is a separate disorder, and you would also have to conclude that a majority of the people who were diagnosed with MS, really have CCSVI instead.

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Globe and Mail - Massive study disputes Zamboni theory of multiple sclerosis:

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/health/new-health/health-news/massive-study-refutes-zamboni-theory-of-ms/article2125784/

CTV - MS genetic discovery casts doubt on vein theory:

http://www.ctv.ca/CTVNews/TopStories/20110811/ms-gene-study-immune-system-110811/