Re: Re: Dr. Shoemaker experiences

[Guest guest]

, if you will check around, you will find that not only is the VCR test a

valid means of testing for neurotoxins, it is also technically possible to

deliver it via web - although this isn't the absolutely optimal way to do it.

(I first thought as you do, then did the homework to check it out.)

The protocol isn't nearly as simple as, " Here, take this stuff. " Unfortunately,

I have found that Dr. Shoemaker is no longer doing phone consults. You have to

physically go to his office at least once, and there are extensive lab tests to

be done. You might also check with Dr. Schaller (Dr. Shoemaker's co-author). He

is a member of this group.

shelly_omd <shelly_omd@...> wrote:

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I just paid to take this vision test from Shoemaker and it sounds

similar to what you are describing. You cover one eye at a time and

identify whether bars are straight up, to the left or right. Though

the $1,000 immunoscience lab test I took for the presence of

neurotoxins was positive for neurotoxins and I remain symptomatic,

this vision test said I was negative and the web site would not

provide me with the protocol for the meds to give to my doctor. I am

a RN, OMD and QME and I can not help now but question how legit this

is.

> IS IT THE VEP (VISUAL EVOCTED POTENTIAL) TESTING? THAT'S WHERE YOU

STARE AT A CHECKERED BOARD SCREEN, WITH ONE EYE, WHILE OTHER IS

PATCHED-- & THEN THE OTHER EYE IS DONE. I'VE HAD THAT A FEW TIMES

ALREADY. IT CHECKS THE OPTIC NERVE--FOR DEMYELINATION.

>

> V.

> [] Dr. Shoemaker experiences

> >

> >

> > We are getting ready to take the kids to Dr. Shoemaker. They

did his

> > online test, and were positive. We are now waiting for his

paperwork. I

> > was wondering if any of you have went thru treatment with him.

If so,

> > would you be willing to share your experience, and what it is

like? Did

> > you have any side effects? What was the worst part? How long

did it take

> > until you felt better/or until you saw some improvement? I am

wondering

> > what the experience will be like, from a personal experience.

I don't

> > know what to expect, if the experience had things you are not

comfortable

> > sharing we understand.

> > Thank you if you are willing to share.

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

In the other VCS tests I looked at, the only key to being able to view the tests

online was being able to produce the correct screen resolution. However - the

other video settings are not quite precise, and neither is the distance from the

screen. This online test is only being used as part of an overall screening

test.

fletch_82000 <fletch_8@...> wrote:One more thing, my son had very high

IgM and IgG to eleven molds in

Sept, but in Feb. had after three months on Sporanox had no IgMs, and

many IgGs fell but were still high-two stayed high or higher, and also

now had high IgEs to different molds.

He made it through the winter without breathing difficulties, but this

spring has brought them back.

My son passed the VCS test with a higher score than me or my wife who

passed also. My son failed the preliminary test. Dr. Schaller said

the computer VCS test is not as reliable as the paper test.

Fletch

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