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It is through our connections and coaching that we are able to provide you with an expedient path to the Liberation Treatment.

For multiple sclerosis patients facing ever-worsening neurological problems, Liberation treatment offers a ray of hope. Mostly unavailable in North America, individuals seeking the treatment are forced to leave the country. Liberation Gateway has assisted many Canadians and Americans to travel to India to receive the treatment to open blocked veins in their neck, using a process similar to one used for the treatment of angioplasty in heart patients.

It’s an unproven treatment in MS patients but one that Dr. Zamboni, the Italian doctor who pioneered the treatment, has theorized will provide welcome relief for many of the debilitating symptoms of the disease. Andrea White, an early recipient of the treatment, felt Liberation treatment was the right choice for her now. "As the disease progresses, you won’t regain what you’ve lost. I’m not looking at it as a cure. It’s a hope to slow the progression of the disease."

While results vary for each patient, patients have experienced noticeable differences and feel this procedure offers them a better quality of life. Liberation Gateway Inc. works with MS patients to arrange their treatment in India. Founded earlier this year, Liberation Gateway recruited a top specialist in India to provide treatment for their clients. Lou Dietrich, founder of Liberation Gateway, recruited Dr. Pramod Kumar, a top specialist in his field, and arranged for him to meet at length in Poland with Dr. Marian Simka, a pioneer in the Liberation Treatment. The two collaborated and consulted on best practices regarding imaging, stenting and the CCSVI procedure. The process took a while as we had to ensure our patients would receive safe and effective treatment in a quality setting.

Liberation Gateway helps every step of the way.

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