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November 14, 2010

Yes, I have heard about Sanoviv, believe the doctor who runs it designed

it so that it is EMF shielded also to help patients lower their total

body burdens for better healing.

So, are you saying it is an inpatient program that treats mold and other

EI illness? wonder what it costs, my dad was at a south of the border

cancer clinic before he died that cost $40,000 for the month, of course

if it would have worked it would have been worth it, but again, what is

sad is that this is medicine for the wealthy....why can't our country

fund health care for our sick people, and why doesn't insurance pay for

medical care for the sick, that is the concept, and that is what people

believe it does, that is until they get sick and find out that it is all

" deny and delay, don't pay.... "

And yes, I understand that it is expensive to run any business, and

especially medical clinics...but my guess is that the popular ones do

just fine financially...maybe I am wrong though....

And it is not that the Dr Rea housing is not plush or anything, it's

not, the units are purposely stripped down....the things that are not

optimal about the accomodations have to do with shortcomings of the

accomodations for patient EI issues, and yet this is one of the few

clinics that even attempts to provide suitable housing, so bravo, but if

you are considering going to this clinic contact me off list and I will

share with you some of the stuff I experienced there, positive and not,

to help you decide whether to go, and if so how to maximize the benefits

of your trip...

sue v.

>Sorry to hear that Dr. Rea's accommodations leave something to be desired.

> I know it is expensive to go there. But, I bet people would probably be

>surprised at the overhead physicians have now a days when running clinics

>for the chronically ill.

>

>I would LOVE to go stay at this hospital in Mexico, Sanoviv. It is a

>bonified, certified hospital. I have toured it. Its beautiful. Clean,

>pristine. All rooms have ocean views with balconies. They treat " toxic

>mold " and fungal conditions with diet and hyperbaric oxygen...I don't

>know what

>else they use.

>

>

>Sharon

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