Re: OT Environmental Doctors

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will they recognise and treat mold issues?

Janet

In a message dated 1/23/2011 7:33:34 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

surellabaer@... writes:

I have 2 in NYC which is not really New England but might be close enough

to travel to?

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> Does anyone know of an Environmental doctor in the New England area?

> Janet

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[Guest guest]

I have 2 in NYC which is not really New England but might be close enough to

travel to?

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> Does anyone know of an Environmental doctor in the New England area?

> Janet

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[Guest guest]

what you well find with this is that you still need to contact them and ask if

they diagnose and treat for WDB exposure and/or mold illness, chemical

sensitivity, TE CIRS.some environmental doctors dont, even some listed as AAEM.

than you can find a listing of doctors that are AAEM members , like allergest

and immunologest on the AAEM member's list that might be allergest and

immunologest but aren't environmental doctors.

you really have to call and get answers or you might be waisting your time,money

and effort.

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> Hi Janet-

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> Maybe a place to start might be AAEM (American Academy of Environmental

Medicine) ...here's their webpage for Massachusetts:

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> http://www.aaemonline.org/find.php

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> Have seen various positive postings by MCSers on other webgroups about

Englender and Hubbard.  Like that they both offer SDEPT method of allergy

testing but also see that Nagy and LaCava offer chelation therapy.     

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