Addendum re: Dr. Croft - pathologist

[Guest guest]

" Dr. Croft is a VET- and his main area as far as humans is what you

see him posting on here.. various studies on fungal illness. Not to

say that he is not helpful, he is very helpful AT WHAT HE DOES.. "

This is a complete description of Dr. Croft's background.

Dr. Croft is a MEDICAL PATHOLOGIST with a DVM.

A MEDICAL PATHOLOGIST must be a veterinarian in order to know which

animal tissue applies to the corresponding tissue disease in humans.

Veterinary Medicine is a comparative study of man and animals and

prepares one to study environmental disease as a scientist. Diseases

of animals, which can affect man as well can serve as sentinels or

models to study human disease. Pathology is the study of lesions or

defects within cells or tissues of the body. For every disease-causing

agent that enters the cell, there is a corresponding structural or

morphological change. Since it is unethical to do direct research on

humans, ANIMALS must be used to do Pathology Research. MD pathologists

do not have this type of education.

Dr. Croft, DVM, PhD

BS, Physiology, University of WI, Madison

DVM, University of Minnesota

PhD, Medical Pathologist

University of WI, Dept of Pathology,

www.edgi.org