Partnership for Cures supports Multiple Sclerosis Research at the UW-Madison TCNL:

The funders of PFC have been supporting this simple but powerful research that stimulates the brain to help recover lost physical function. A number of our supporters, including Sanjay Arora and Al Provenzano, have taken part in multiple sclerosis research at the UWM TCNL. Every subject who has participated in the research has regained significant function, balance, and strength after only two weeks in the research protocol.

The treatment works by sending millions of nerve pulses from the nerves of the tongue to the brain while the person is simultaneously challenged with exercises and physical therapy. The nerve pulses help the brain create "new learning areas" to take the place of those brain areas damaged by disease. With time, effort, and stimulation, the parts of the brain surrounding damaged areas take over functions so that brain and nerve can work together again  and lost function can be regained!

Please help support the innovative and life changing research at the TCNL so more people can benefit!

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The history and video of the research being conducted at the TCNL