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Placebo at it's finest !

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Για να εξασφαλίσουν την θεσούλα τους και ειδικά τώρα την εποχή της οικονομικής κρίσης να περιμένετε και άλλα πιό εντυπωσιακά καραγκιοζιλίκια !

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They left out a few important details seen in another article from a different source. Not the least of which that he had experienced voluntary movement 6 weeks after his injury in 2010. He had temporary paralysis from inflammation and cord compression. If there was a frank lesion of the cord and truly paralyzed, all the prayers in the world wouldn't have helped. Funny that no physician familiar with his case was interviewed. If they really wanted to see a "miracle" his organization would stop stifling research into stem cell therapies.