Re: Re: Legal Action will be taken against any doctor calling themselves DAN Doctor

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Sounds to me like there hasn't been enough research into this approach.

Many therapy treatments are out there and many haven't been researched so

they can't be proven to work. I tend to take anything without a few

independent research studies under it's belt with a grain of salt, as they

are often costly and only have anecdotal evidence to support it's claims.

I'd be interested to see what future research finds.

> Here is the original article that started it all in my case as my son

> has been making tremendous progress compared to what he has been

> through where all conventional doc's he is seen by where unable to

> detect on what was going on with what he was suffering from but yet

> knew there was something going, just could not pin point it.

> This center is not a quack, can vouch for it and many other families

> to who I am still sending this information to, to seek action.

>

> Consumer Health Digest site:

>

> http://www.consumerhealthdigest.com/

>

> Consumer Health Digest #08-48

> >

> > November 25, 2008

> >

> > Current # of subscribers: 11,707

> >

> > Consumer Health Digest is a free weekly e-mail newsletter edited by

> > Barrett, M.D., and cosponsored by NCAHF and Quackwatch. It

> > summarizes scientific reports; legislative developments; enforcement

> > actions; news reports; Web site evaluations; recommended and

> > nonrecommended books; and other information relevant to consumer

> > protection and consumer decision-making.

>

> > Autism clinic criticized.

> >

> >

> > Autism Watch has posted a detailed investigative report about CARE

> > Clinics, of Austin, Texas, and its " nonprofit " twin, the Center for

> > Autistic Spectrum Disorders (CASD). CARE 's diagnostic evaluations,

> > which cost at least $9,000 per patient, feature genetic tests that

> > supposedly serve as a guide to " detoxification " and " correction of

> > biomedical imbalances. " However, the recommended tests and

> treatments are unsubstantiated and lack a plausible rationale.

> [barrett S. Be wary of CARE Clinics and the Center for Autistic

> Spectrum Disorders (CASD).

> > Autism Watch, Nov 25, 2008]

> > http://www.autism-watch.org/reports/casd/overview.shtmlCARE's

> medical director, Jesus Caquias, M.D., has been disciplined twice by

> the Texas Board of Medicine.

> >

> > http://www.casewatch.org/board/med/caquias/2007_order.shtml

>

> > Concerns re nominee for HHS Secretary.

> >

> >

> >

> > Tom Daschle, who is President-Elect Barack Obama's nominee for

> Secretary of Health and Human Services, provided strong support to

> unscientific practitioners while serving in the U.S. Congress from

> 1979-2003. During several sessions, he was a prime supporter of

> " access to treatment " legislation intended to weaken state licensing

> boards. A 1997 version, for example, would have given individuals the

> right to have nearly any desired treatment and permitted practitioners

> to provide any treatment that would not pose an " unreasonable risk. "

> >

> > http://www.quackwatch.org/07PoliticalActivities/amta.html Although

> > couched as efforts to preserve patient freedom, such bills would

> thwart regulation of physicians who engage in quack practices such as

> chelation therapy. Daschle also spearheaded the passage of laws that

> increased Medicare payments to chiropractors and forced the U.S.

> >

> > Veterans Administration to add chiropractic services.

>

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