"It's the most amazing thing that has ever happened to me" - Montel Williams

The Multiple Sclerosis
Phenomenon Doctors Have Ignored

Discover the ONE Area of the Body,
When Properly Evaluated & Treated,
Could Changed the Lives of MS Sufferers Instantly... 
Like it Did for Montel Williams                                         

By Dr. Donald Liebell
    Why do some MS victims live relatively pain-free, and balanced lives, while others struggle?  
    What if there was a way you could reduce or even eliminate some of your symptoms—even improve your balance… how much better would your quality of life be as a result?

     If you could read just one article about help for Multiple Sclerosis, this is it.  I dare you to read this entire article and not change the way you think about your Multiple Sclerosis.

    What is Montel Williams’ Secret?

   Dr. Erika Schwartz is an internationally recognized physician, patient advocate, and expert in conventional and integrative medicine -- with more than 31 years experience.  "Dr. Erika" as she is known, recently referred her patient, popular CBS television talk show host, and MS sufferer, Montel Williams for a rare, specialized treatment with upper neck specialist, Dr. Patrick Kerr of New York.  

    In Montel’s 2004 autobiography, "Climbing Higher, which became a New York Times bestseller, he detailed his struggle with Multiple Sclerosis.  Then, just a few years later, he was thrilled to tell the world about his stunning improvement on his show.  

    If you’ve been passively accepting that nothing can be done to improve the way you feel and function… you are about to learn the most overlooked truth about how to improve your condition.  In a moment you’ll get the details, and have the opportunity to watch the video of the segment from the recent Montel Williams Show. 

    If you’ve ever wondered what the single most important fact is regarding Multiple Sclerosis, that when understood, would single-handedly help more MS sufferers than perhaps any other thing, I would tell you, beyond a shadow of a doubt – it’s that...

    The single most overlooked aspect of Multiple Sclerosis may have NOTHING to do with Multiple Sclerosis!

    Listen closely.  You can spend hours reading about the “gloom and doom” of Multiple Sclerosis—focusing all your attention (as I suspect most physicians do) on its diagnosis…or… you can pay attention to this ONE thing Few Doctors Seem to Consider

    I'm going to explain a realistic, scientific approach to relieving symptoms that you (and quite possibly your doctor) have wrongly assumed are caused by Multiple Sclerosis. 

Here are just a few things you’ll learn from reading this article:  

• Why standard diagnostic tests that work for detecting and proving you have Multiple Sclerosis (Brain MRI, Analysis of cerebrospinal fluid) do not necessarily apply to some of your symptoms—and why overlooking other factors can rob you of the chance to feel better
• How to dramatically boost your overall health and wellbeing – and help stop Multiple Sclerosis from destroying your life, using a rare procedure that is proven to work with many chronic conditions.  
• How to get your central nervous system to function far beyond its current capability – why treatment of Multiple Sclerosis patients actually can center around stimulating your body’s natural healing potential, rather than merely suppressing symptoms.
• There is a science to improving nerve function (which is crucial for MS patients).  And there are certain immutable laws which govern how your brain communicates with your body.  Once these “laws of life” are followed, anyone can improve their health and wellbeing – with mathematical precision.

    This is a fantastic opportunity for you – but only if you take the first step.  Your first step is to read this article in its entirety.  Please don’t just skim through it – I don’t want you to miss a single word because when I demystify treatment of Multiple Sclerosis patients, you simply cannot fail to realize your healing potential. 

    The “Missing Link” in the Treatment of People With Multiple Sclerosis

    MS has been the subject of exhaustive study since its discovery in 1868.  There’s a ton of fascinating, but largely inconclusive data.   You’ve heard it before.  “There’s no cure for MS…but more and more research is being done every day.”  Sure, we need more research… but, what about right now?  What can MS sufferers do today? 

    If you’re like the typical victim, you began with symptoms which lead you to in-depth medical testing and ultimately… the diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis.  It can be terrifying.  As soon as you’re given this “life-sentence,” the emotions that surge through your body are staggering.  You wonder,“what hope is there for me to have a normal life?”  Isn’t a shame that a country as rich and wonderful as the United States hasn’t really gained much ground in 140 years.

    The term, Multiple Sclerosis refers to multiple scars (plaques) or lesions.  Scientists have focused on the “white matter” of the brain and the spinal cord.  Multiple Sclerosis destroys the “myelin sheath” -- tissue that helps nerve cells carry their signals.  It’s believed that it is the result of your immune system attacking your nervous system.  But still, no concrete cause has been found.  

    Now here’s the key: Basically, MS is a disease of the nervous system... a malfunctioning of the nervous system where the nerve cells can’t conduct their messages properly between the brain and body.  And, it’s important to understand that with modern diagnostic imaging, scientists now say that a lot of the damage actually occurs outside of the brain… and… nearly any neurological symptom can be present with Multiple Sclerosis.
 
    So what does this mean to you? 

    It means that ANY disturbance to your nervous system can produce symptoms present with MS.  And this means that...  Every Symptom Associated with Multiple Sclerosis...  Is NOT Necessarily CAUSED by Multiple Sclerosis

    Therefore, blaming everything that ails you on Multiple Sclerosis (even the “textbook symptoms”)—simply assuming your nerve-related symptoms are ALL caused by your MS…
 
    Is Dead Wrong! 

    This was certainly the case with Montel Williams.  Let’s look at this logically: Let’s consider two hypothetical patients.

    Patient “A” is someone who DOESN’T have Multiple Sclerosis.  She suffers balance troubles, numbness in the hands, upper back and neck pain, and fatigue.

    Patient “B” has Multiple Sclerosis.  She also suffers balance troubles, numbness in the hands, upper back and neck pain, and fatigue. 

    Hmm… this common scenario forces us to think, “what’s the difference between the two patients… how does patient “A” have the same MS symptoms?  This should be the “a-ha” moment for you, if you have been diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis.  

    There are many KNOWN causes of breakdown to the nervous system, that can cause these and many other symptoms… Treatable causes… causes that are NOT lesions of Multiple Sclerosis. 

    As you sit here reading this article, you now understand that instead of accepting MS as your “identity” or your fate, you should take massive action right now -- to find out every and any possible known disturbance to your nervous system.  The great news is that scientists have indeed isolated MANY causes of nervous system malfunction.  But there’s one thing in particular that is finally getting lots of attention by enlightened, open-minded medical scientists and the media…

    Something Doctors Had Barely Noticed 

    There’s been some recent evidence that a tiny hidden neck problem from a trauma could be a factor in MS.  It could come from a neck, head or upper back injury, possibly 10 years or more prior to onset of symptoms associated with Multiple Sclerosis.  Some MS sufferers indeed remember having head injuries, car accidents, falls.  Some don’t.  But one particular kind of neck problem has been sadly, not looked for in most patients diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis.

    Research Journal Publishes Amazing Case Study 

    In the May 2001, the Journal of Vertebral Subluxation Research (JVSR) published a dazzling case report by my colleague, Dr. Erin Elster of Colorado, whose practice, like mine, is focused on specialized diagnosis and treatment of disorders related to the upper neck (upper cervical spine): 

    A 47-year-old woman had begun to have MS symptoms 3 years prior to the study.  She recalled having a fall about 10 years prior to her MS symptoms coming on, which was diagnosed by a neurologist.  At first she had loss of bladder control and difficulty processing thoughts.  Her symptoms worsened for 2 years, and she had leg weakness and “pins and needles” sensations in her arms and legs.  Medication was recommended, however instead she began treatment of her upper neck (upper cervical spine).  Sophisticated x-ray analysis revealed that the top part of her neck (upper cervical spine) was slightly misaligned with her skull. 

    Specific corrections (upper cervical) were performed, and her progress was closely monitored with examinations and diagnostic tests.  After 4 months of treatment, all symptoms associated with Multiple Sclerosis were GONE… and… follow-up MRI’s revealed reduction of the original MS lesions.  Two years since, no MS symptoms returned. 

    We doctors in the field of diagnosis and treatment of upper neck related disorders (upper cervical doctors) have suspected that this all-important area of the body might have something to do with some cases of Multiple Sclerosis.  

    Dr. Elster went on to help an additional 75 or so MS patients, and an article was published in “Women’s Magazine” entitled,  New Drug-Free Method Helps Multiple Sclerosis Patients.

    There’s more…

    Another 5-year study on 44 patients produced the same conclusion; that proper treatment of upper neck injuries could improve or even reverse progression of MS.  Most of the patients in the study reported some sort of trauma, such as sports injuries, car accidents or falls—ranging from two months to 30 years ago. 

    According to the research journal, a staggering 91 percent of the patients showed improvement.  What’s even more shocking is that in the same study, 37 Parkinson’s disease patients experienced similarly amazing results. 
This was the first time any common link between these two dreaded diseases had been made.  

    Obviously armed with this knowledge, all MS sufferers should pursue evaluation with a specialist in the field of upper neck treatment.  

MS Stricken Extreme Skier Overcomes Blind Spots, Bladder Control and Balance Problems... With Little-Known Upper Neck Treatment

Matt Bogue, an “extreme skier” has proven that living with Multiple Sclerosis doesn’t mean living an inactive life.  Ryan Thompson, reporter for the Daily Camera, a Colorado newspaper, reported that Matt was preparing for a 471-mile, 8-10 week trek from Denver to Durango. “My main goal is to raise awareness for MS, whatever it takes,” said Bogue.  He was doing also because he can.  In 1996 his eyes began to deteriorate, with blind spots.  He eventually was diagnosed with MS.  He felt his “body was going wacko” and was preparing to die.  He took steroid treatments and continued to stay active.  Then he went for upper cervical treatment.  Bogue credits the treatment for alleviating many of his symptoms!

    Amazing, right? 

    So you’ve got to be wondering, “why hasn’t our government jumped on this discovery and allocated big-time funding to research this further?  A solid question.  The answer seems to lie in the fact that this is a physical treatment and there’s absolutely no role played by pharmaceutical companies.  

    Hmm… with hundreds of millions of dollars spent each year on Multiple Sclerosis research – none goes towards treatments such as this performed by drugless physicians.  Even though medical researchers have considered that neck and head injuries might be a factor in both MS and Parkinson’s disease, the focus has been only on developing new medicines.  Clearly there’s got to be a corporate profit centered approach that IS well-funded.  Consider Avonex, the drug that’s been highly promoted for treatment of MS symptoms.  It can cost you a whopping $1,200 per month—indefinitely! 

    Wouldn’t you love it if the same funding that went into the research and development of Avonex went into research that focused on finding and treating CAUSE factors of MS, like upper cervical care, dietary research and other treatments that didn’t have ties to corporate riches? 

    If you're like most MS sufferers, it makes your blood boil to discover that help IS available, but you're being kept in the dark basically because there's no "pot of gold" for pharmaceutical companies regarding natural, corrective and rehabilitative treatments.  If you're like many MS victims, you may be living under the false assumption that every ache, pain, imbalance and neurological symptom you endure is caused by the brain lesions of multiple sclerosis. 
It is possible that some of your troubles are caused by interference to nerve function resulting from an upper neck imbalance.  Fortunately there is an entire specialty - doctors who've devoted their careers to the study of this all-important area of the body.  

"The benefits that I have received have been incredible!" - Susan Russel, Virginia Beach Regarding the Atlas Orthogonal Procedure

"I was on so much and such high doses of medication, it was impossible for me to function... Now I can do my laundry... I can wash my dishes... I can put on my makeup and feel good about myself... the depression has lifted... I feel like a new person.  Dr. Liebell has been wonderful to me.  I can't say enough about it (upper neck procedure)... You never know where the pain is coming from in your body."                   - Susan Russel, MS sufferer

 
    There are even several patient advocate non-profit organizations as well.  They've been formed by patients who've understood that people must not have to wait for government funding in order to learn about safe, time-tested and scientific treatment options.  Their purpose is to provide public information to people desperately searching for answers to their medical conditions.

    What a joy it would be to be involved in a major research study for Multiple Sclerosis patients and treatment of the upper neck.  But until the U.S. government comes knocking on our doors with a big research grant proposal, we doctors will continue doing what we do best: helping patients -- one at a time.

"Thank You Again From Saving Me From the Worst" - Lois Haynes, Smithfield, VA

"In March of 2008, I saw a Neurologist and had an MRI that confirmed that I have MS.  He was surprised that I am doing so well and when I told him about your treatment and the food allergy test that I took, that those were surely the things that I had done right to save myself from the worst.  I am so happy that I had your treatments (several years ago)... because I could be in a wheel chair by now... Thank you again for saving me from the worst."     Love to all,  Lois

 
  If you suffer from Multiple Sclerosis, you are welcome to contact me for questions using the form at the bottom of this page.  I eagerly welcome any questions regarding your condition, my website, my practice and myself. 

    Here's the video of the Montel Williams show I promised you: