Re: Dr. Schaller, Re: Dr. Shoemaker's medicine duration

[Guest guest]

> The time that one takes this medicine, specifically Cholestyramine, is

> highly variable and no one person's experience applies to another. In

> another mold book I am doing for youth which also mentions schools, we

> found a child that magically lost all his ADD-like symptoms after removal

> from a specific school room and after 3 weeks of CSM (Cholestyramine).

> This is the exception.

>

> Please realize that any reduction of Mold Warriors to just taking CSM

> would be incredibly limited. We are using at lease a dozen interventions.

> And more being added each season.

>

> The duration depends on the amount of " poison " inhaled, for how long,

> how your genetics handled what you inhaled/ate/had hit your skin, your

> genetics and the purity of your new environment, and any co-medical

> problems.

>

> Sincerely,

>

> Schaller, MD, MAR

Thank you Dr. Schaller for the clarification. I'm sure there are many

unable to consult with you or Dr. Shoemaker who would want to use CSM

thinking it's a miracle cure for everyone. Nothing is so simple in real

life.

Hopefully more M.D.'s will adopt your protocols and will be able to help

patients unable to travel for treatment. I know a number locally who do not

have the finances to travel nor pay out-of-pocket for their medical

treatments; some have no insurance coverage, others only HMO so they wait or

perhaps if they hear about CSM might want convince their M.D. to prescribe

thinking it's the cure to all their problems.

Thank you,

Rosie