Dr.Schaller's new book and reply to Rosie...

December 23, 2005

Hi Rosie,

Thank you for your reply. You are right about the psyillium husks

and I will keep them separate. Hard to find a right time with kids

being in school. I like the idea of the husks being at bedtime, but

we have always done cod liver oil last thing. The multi-vitamins

are done with meals. I did not mention I do give a probiotic.

Dr.Schaller has his new book out and I really like it so far. In

some ways it is better than Mold Warriors as I think many get glazed

over by some of the content being too tedious. So far, it lays

information out with the minimum of words, I like the style of

writing better than mold warriors. My doctor claimed to page

through Mold Warriors, but I think there were too many personal

stories mixed in with the facts. I am rereading Mold Warriors and

it reads much better for me the second time, most people are not

that interested and we lose them easily.

In it he mentions that some people use chitosan as a substitute for

CSM. It has the same positive charge to attract toxins and last

night I was up reading medical reports where the two have been

tested side by side, looks pretty good for not being a

prescription. I may try using it mixed with a little charcoal.

Even if I am not a levels Dr.Shoemaker would use with CSM, it may be

better at removing toxins even if slow than without it. I emailed

Dr.Shoemaker and asked again for a list of doctors using his

protocol near where I live. Once tested I would send the results

and go if indeed the tests proved positive to need this type of

treatment. I wrote that I would sign a waiver since they had

problems with giving out names. I do not want to travel again

across the country unless I am more certain. My son passed the

visual test online, but Dr.Schaller said some who are toxic can pass

this test and that a computer screen is not as good as a paper test

for false-negatives. I do know he is very, very reactive to mold

and had high IgE,IgM,IgG levels. What the best course of action in

treatment is hard to see, we have had high hopes too many times.

Fletch

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