[Alert] Docs BOTCH Deadly Diagnosis!

By Jack Taylor Posted May 9, 2019

Some weeks, you see your doc so often that he’s practically family. Heck, you’ve known him long enough that he might as well come by for Christmas dinner…

So when he looks you in the eye and tells you it’s multiple sclerosis (MS), a disabling, incurable disease that effects your brain and nervous system…

You trust him completely.

And you sign on for whatever mainstream treatments he suggests, fully believing that he has your best interests at heart.

But now, new research reveals that no matter where his heart is, it’s his BRAIN you’ve got to worry about…

Because scientists out of California and Vermont have finally pulled back the curtain on one of the WORST medical crises I’ve seen, a years-long trail of mainstream misdiagnoses that boils down to one thing…

You might not have MS… but you’ve been PAYING FOR IT all this time!

In a new study, published in this month’s issue of Multiple Sclerosis and Related Disorders, scientists from three respected American research centers analyzed the medical records of 241 people with long-standing diagnoses of multiple sclerosis.

That’s one of the worst diseases imaginable… a neurological condition where your immune system ATTACKS fatty tissue surrounding your nerves, interrupting communications with your brain and leading to MAJOR declines in cognition, mobility, vision, and balance…

But according to researchers, a whopping 18 percent of people studied DIDN’T HAVE IT!

That equates to almost 1 IN 5 patients… many of whom, researchers found, were actually suffering from migraines.

But this whole thing gets EVEN WORSE.

Because among misdiagnosed patients, 72 PERCENT had received treatment for the disease… meaning that they forked over THOUSANDS for unnecessary mainstream drugs and therapies!

Researchers estimate that the cost of unnecessary treatments may be as high as $10 million…

On top of that, the study found that 48 percent of those people got treatments linked to a rare viral infection called progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy (PML), which may further damage nerve cells and harm your brain!

And while MS is notoriously difficult to diagnose (with symptoms similar to stroke and migraine), this mess is a good reminder of why seeking a second opinion is absolutely VITAL.

No matter how long you’ve been with your primary physician or how well you think you know him, NEVER be afraid to consult elsewhere on an iffy diagnosis.

It’s never too late. If you’ve been diagnosed with MS and don’t think it fits, talk to an expert who can identify other possible conditions and help you find appropriate treatment.

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