Neutralization and Provocation

November 25, 2005

Carl. I still need to understand one specific thing. Does Dr. Shoemaker do

neutralization and Provocation by subcutaneous injection? That is the main

thing that I am concerned about people skipping.

And to answer the moderator's question I thought I was answering Kim but

I may have been mistaken. I think people should stop using the word

'trashing' a physician. I am not saying Rea is amazing and Shoemaker isn't.

I am saying that the principals focused on by Environmental Docs is often

skipped by the other guys. I am a patient that had a severe exposure to

trichothecene and responded well to environmental controls (including crown

removal) and chemical , inhalants and foods shots. There is no fault or

patients who get worse or not better with the best treatment available they

are just really sick. Many patients will not be able to get that much

better. I understand the insurance thing is ridiculous. I agree. I paid

all cash and I am broke. But I will work again. I will have earning

potential again which will offset the expense. Better to pay cash for

antigen therapy than to be thrifty and skip it -- FOR SURE.

I have a friend who had lots of food intolerances. She got worse on ALF

and perhaps worse on antigen shots. But that is supposedly rare. It is not

anyone's fault she reacted negatively to those treatments but her own. It

is her genetics and her exposure history that determined that. She doesn't

trash Rea for that failure to respond. I am not trying to do anything but

advise people so they do not step into pitfalls like the lure of

inexpensive, insurance covered, treatment that skips neutralization if

indicated. You guys are incorrect about the misperception of Mycotoxicosis

as a purely allergic problem by Dr.s in Dallas. They wouldn't have had the

annual meeting about molds and mycotoxins in 2003 if they thought it was so

simple. We all know it is a toxic problem. Rea doesn't think we are

allergic to chemicals -- we are immunologically, cellularly and

neurologically poisoned by them. Trichothecenes damage mitochondria in rats

and that has been in the literature a number of times as well as written

about by Wanamaker.

Nagy M.D.

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