Dr

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I have, he is the guy who is trying to culture Bb from blood, the

latest I have heard is he is having success in his own lab, but no other

labs have been able to duplicate his results to date, here is information I

have on him:

> I called that Dr. number yesterday and they said to call

back in 8

>weeks for an appt to have his test done in his office. His number is:

#203-894-9418. the phone consult was 150.......his first office visit was

325 and

followups are 150.

This was a note I received from a NJ friend who considered seeing him

around March.

Hope this helps,

Marta NJ

>From: BearyPrety@...

>

>Have any of you guys heard of a Dr. in CT?

>

[Guest guest]

I live in his area, but don't see him. He uses all oral meds... no IV at

least that is my understanding. I have met several of his patients.... All of

them seem to be doing very well and are all well educated re: lyme.

I am sure he has very sick patients, as well, they, like a lot of us, are

prob. home in bed.

People around here love him....Had I not already been seeing a LLMD I like, I

prob. would have gone to ...Altho I am kind of a big believer in IV

abx.

It is also my understanding that he combines ABX with suppliments to treat

lyme

Dabs

conn

[Guest guest]

Thanks Marta,

for the info on Doc . : ) I hope ur feeling better. Ur in my

prayers, as are all of my friends on this list : )

Hugs ,

[Guest guest]

Bernadette, I am sorry for your problem with Dr s site since I am the

one that gave it to you. I have ordered at least 8 times from there, always

had my order within 2 days and never had any problems with charges.

Christel

[Guest guest]

I've never ordered from Dr. , but it has been my experience when doing

business with companies which are PEOPLE oriented (as I feel they should be)

more than business oriented, that,

unfortunately, these things seem to happen a bit more often. For me, the trade

off is worth the inconvenience, as intent is important to me, and I feel that

businesses who put people first

have the correct intent. I know it can be frustrating though, especially when

I'm real busy. Then I figure I'm getting yet another lesson in patience, lol!

abrs@... wrote:

> I ordered Vit C powder from Dr. Web site and was charged twice for the

> transaction. Has anyone else had this problem? I will be trying to talk with

> them today, but who has the time for this.

>

> Bernadette

>

>

> Subscription email:

> mailto:bowel cleanse-subscribeegroups

>

[Guest guest]

I callled and they seem real concerned that they did this. They are lookin

right into it. If it were a large transaction it would have hit me hard

because my CC# is my checking account.

Bernadette

From: " Blair " <lblair@...>

<bowel cleanseegroups>

Sent: Monday, December 18, 2000 11:14 AM

Subject: Re: Dr

> I've never ordered from Dr. , but it has been my experience when

doing business with companies which are PEOPLE oriented (as I feel they

should be) more than business oriented, that,

> unfortunately, these things seem to happen a bit more often. For me, the

trade off is worth the inconvenience, as intent is important to me, and I

feel that businesses who put people first

> have the correct intent. I know it can be frustrating though, especially

when I'm real busy. Then I figure I'm getting yet another lesson in

patience, lol!

>

>

>

> abrs@... wrote:

>

> > I ordered Vit C powder from Dr. Web site and was charged twice for

the

> > transaction. Has anyone else had this problem? I will be trying to talk

with

> > them today, but who has the time for this.

> >

> > Bernadette

> >

> >

> > Subscription email:

> > mailto:bowel cleanse-subscribeegroups

> >

[Guest guest]

Lea,

The results Dr. is referring to (he, by the way, is a she)are

detectable by syncrometer testing, possibly as soon as 5 days.

Few of the people using Dr. 's methods in their own home attempt

to get syncrometer tested so no one can answer that question.

Dr. herself will tell you in her later cancer books that it

takes a lot more work to 1. shrink the tumor and 2. get well.

In her " The Cure For All Advanced Cancers " book Dr. provides

documentation of her cures...copies of scans, bloodwork and pathology

in the chapter on case histories.

My cancer had a dismal prognosis. I refused chemo, radiation and

tamoxifen. I am still here almost three years later thanks to the

indomitable Dr. , as are many, many others.

I have followed ALL the cleanses and programs in her three books on

cancer, and also use what ever helpful information I can find in her

other books.

I use and highly recommend Dr. 's technique of plate zapping

that she describes in her last book on cancer, " The Syncrometer

Science Laboratory Manual " .

> Anyone had any results with Dr clark he claims to completly cure

cancer in 5 days, with a diet and zapper,

http://www..net/cancer/canc_frame.htm, would love to hear of

anyone who has had or heard of any one having success or more to the

point no success as his claims are very strong to " cure " as such,

thanks in advance ,

> lea

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thankyou for your reply, I hope i didnt upset you with my concerns, atleast

now i will look into her studies a little furthur and maybe get the books

thanks

Lea

Re: Dr

> Lea,

>

> The results Dr. is referring to (he, by the way, is a she)are

> detectable by syncrometer testing, possibly as soon as 5 days.

>

> Few of the people using Dr. 's methods in their own home attempt

> to get syncrometer tested so no one can answer that question.

>

> Dr. herself will tell you in her later cancer books that it

> takes a lot more work to 1. shrink the tumor and 2. get well.

>

> In her " The Cure For All Advanced Cancers " book Dr. provides

> documentation of her cures...copies of scans, bloodwork and pathology

> in the chapter on case histories.

>

> My cancer had a dismal prognosis. I refused chemo, radiation and

> tamoxifen. I am still here almost three years later thanks to the

> indomitable Dr. , as are many, many others.

>

> I have followed ALL the cleanses and programs in her three books on

> cancer, and also use what ever helpful information I can find in her

> other books.

>

> I use and highly recommend Dr. 's technique of plate zapping

> that she describes in her last book on cancer, " The Syncrometer

> Science Laboratory Manual " .

>

>

>

>

> > Anyone had any results with Dr clark he claims to completly cure

> cancer in 5 days, with a diet and zapper,

> http://www..net/cancer/canc_frame.htm, would love to hear of

> anyone who has had or heard of any one having success or more to the

> point no success as his claims are very strong to " cure " as such,

> thanks in advance ,

> > lea

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Also I was under the impression, that no-one actually finds out

whether they are nominated for the Nobel Prize, they dont find out

unless they've won it.

> ,

>

> I'm an American, now living in Australia, I lived in

> California, have read most of Wallach's books and

> tried most of his products...that was three or four

> years ago, is he still pushing American Longivity

> products?...I tried his ways and it proved useless. ..

>

> Here in Australia the govenment keeps strict controls

> on any imported products that are for health and to

> the best of my knowledge, the product he was pushing

> is not permitted to be importanted here. Their are

> several other products from the US which are

> allowed.....

>

> I know what his claims are but I take it with a grain

> of salt because One... HE has a product to push and

> two He just simply knocks to many other people for

> their efforts..and besides He is a vetinarian turned

> doctor for we humans and his biggest claim is that he

> was nominated for the Nobel Prize, I think anyone

> can have that distinction done for them...Sorry just

> can buy him and his ideas , just a little to much BS

> for me...

>

>

>

> From: " lin " <fwmill@p...>

> Subject: Re: diabetes

>

> Hello , Please check out ,Chromium and

> Vernadium at your health

> food

> store and also read Dead Doctors Don't lie, By Dr

> Wallach. good

> Luck

> .

>

>

>

>

> http://movies..au - Movies

> - Vote for your nominees in our online s pool.

[Guest guest]

If it is the same Dr. why not tell him that you believe your son is

not truely 'autistic' but mercury poisoned. Maybe he would respond

better to that idea. Maddie

> Hi Folks,

> Have any of you ever heard of Dr ? He is at the

> Pediatric Environmental Health Center Children's at Boston. The

web

> site states that he covers a huge host of poisions. Including

> Mercury.

> My 5 yo (asd) son has an appointment next Wednesday.

> I just read an article that Dr co-wrote 4 years ago

stating

> that he did not believe in the connection between autism and

mercury

> or chelation. Has any one seen this DR? I'm hoping it's a

different

> doc. Thanks for all the wonderful (becoming less overwhelming)

> information I have learned from this group! Donna in NH

[Guest guest]

My daughter did not go to Boston Children's, but we did consult with his cohort

at Mt. Sinai in NY. It was really not that helpful because the doctor only had

experience with acute Mercury poisoning (a one-time, recent event) versus our

children's chronic, long-term Mercury poisoning from injected Mercury. However,

in the end, he said that he felt open minded about chelation for her and that it

couldn't hurt to try it and see if it helped. Of course, the pediatrician that

my daughter sees interpreted the only thing as " she's fine, and you don't need

to chelate. " Fortunately my daughter is also seeing a doctor in private

practice who chelates tons of people and knows a whole lot about it. Still,

though, she doesn't know as much as I have learned on this message board!

[ ] Re: Dr

If it is the same Dr. why not tell him that you believe your son is

not truely 'autistic' but mercury poisoned. Maybe he would respond

better to that idea. Maddie

> Hi Folks,

> Have any of you ever heard of Dr ? He is at the

> Pediatric Environmental Health Center Children's at Boston. The

web

> site states that he covers a huge host of poisions. Including

> Mercury.

> My 5 yo (asd) son has an appointment next Wednesday.

> I just read an article that Dr co-wrote 4 years ago

stating

> that he did not believe in the connection between autism and

mercury

> or chelation. Has any one seen this DR? I'm hoping it's a

different

> doc. Thanks for all the wonderful (becoming less overwhelming)

> information I have learned from this group! Donna in NH

[Guest guest]

Dr. is very involved with the American Academy of Pediatrics and

espouses their party line. As you may recall, it was the head of the AAP who,

after the IOM thimerosal report was issued, told parents not to worry because

the vaccines with thimerosal were perfectly safe. A few months ago (not 4

years ago) Dr co-wrote a piece in the AAP newsletter to pediatricians

that the autism treatment connection was wrong and that chelation was unsafe.

The article was riddled with factual error (maybe that just reflects AAP

standards). Suffice to say, I think the people on this list and Dr

would not get along. -SB

gardenmiss wrote:

> Hi Folks,

> Have any of you ever heard of Dr ? He is at the

> Pediatric Environmental Health Center Children's at Boston. The web

> site states that he covers a huge host of poisions. Including

> Mercury.

> My 5 yo (asd) son has an appointment next Wednesday.

> I just read an article that Dr co-wrote 4 years ago stating

> that he did not believe in the connection between autism and mercury

> or chelation. Has any one seen this DR? I'm hoping it's a different

> doc. Thanks for all the wonderful (becoming less overwhelming)

> information I have learned from this group! Donna in NH

>

>

> =======================================================

>

[Guest guest]

Hi All

I have a contact in Dublin and have asked him to find out whether or not Dr is prescribing DMPS or if he's planning to.

A cheapie on Air from the local Airport sounds preferable to USA from Heathrow

Will let you know

Mandi in Dorset

[Guest guest]

IV Vistide 1x/week (few to several hours session). Is a

cross-application anti-viral from AIDS CMV. Need to have liver labs

done 3X / wk. Need to also take another oral drug to help renal

clearance. for PWCs that have active/+PCR for HHV-6 in spinal fluid

afaik, only a few dozen have been thru the protocol. don't really know

efficacy to date, for sure

also using Growth Hormone for those that test low on it

i'll try to remember more if albe

Lance

> Does anyone know some of the key tests and treatments Dr is

using

> (besides Ampligen)?

>

> Thanks,

>

> Jim

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Is any body currently working with DR Neubrander?

[Guest guest]

Hi Mandy

Just reading through old posts

have you any further details about this doc and what he does etc

Thanks Aileen

> Hi All

> I have a contact in Dublin and have asked him to find out whether or

not Dr

> is prescribing DMPS or if he's planning to.

>

> A cheapie on Air from the local Airport sounds preferable to

USA from

> Heathrow

>

> Will let you know

> Mandi in Dorset

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 30/06/2005 00:10:29 GMT Daylight Time, stepbystep@... writes:

Hi Mandy Just reading through old postshave you any further details about this doc and what he does etcThanks Aileen

>>>>Hi Aileen

Sorry haven;t heard from this chap in ages. I do have another contact in Ireland and hoping he will join us here soon

Mandi in Dorset

[Guest guest]

well thats ok would it be bad if i say i dint notice it HEEEE

Im new to all the terms too.

> Sorry dr i did not intend to insult your intelligence in group

> I hope you can forgive me

> I stated in post my dr gave viral load first. sorry it was not

> right.

> i messed up the procedure he did on checking for hep c and viral

> loads

> my mind still gets confused at times with viral loads and enzymes

>

>

>

>

> I did list my viral load as being 7,000,00 that was correct though

> I also messed by giving wrong info on numbers.

> Felt i needed to correct myself

> as I had been immediately correct by another

[Guest guest]

this mistake has caused me problems

my drs name and his credabilty has been smeared in group not fair to a dr that

had nothing to do with my mstake I posted

okseven_7

---------------------------------

Start your day with - make it your home page

[Guest guest]

WOW!!! I for one cannot believe the comments this sort of plea evokes.

Even if a doctor " has money " do you realize the enormous amounts needed on a

regular basis for legal counsel and for expert witnesses??? Im talking tens

of thousands every month . Plus, in addition, some states, Like NJ, actually

charge back to the accused all expenses they incur including their own

witnesses!!!

and the State often draws these things out for months on end.

Let me repeat this: Some States' Med Board's force the accused to even pay

for the very " experts " the State hires to refute the doctor.

None of this is returned if charges are proven unfounded. ( that I know of)

In the criminal justice system this isnt done-- when is the last time you

heard of a convicted murderer being billed for the prosecutor's case ??

In this case the questioning of why the good doctor cant use malpractice

insurance or his own bank acct, when it is apparent Dr is not living by

any definition of the words " above his means " , is mean and uncharitable.

[Guest guest]

I have received an email that claims Dr. " has Money " and " it would

help if some of these pleas for help also included that Dr.

himself will be paying for at least some of his legal fees. "

In case anyone else is questioning whether Dr. deserves our support,

financial and otherwise, I have posted my response below.

Please help Dr. ,

Kay Lyon

b10g7@...

www.lymesite.com <http://www.lymesite.com>

www.photolyon.com <http://www.photolyon.com>

>>>Let me be blunt. The man has money too.<<<

" K " let me be blunt in response. Apparently you do not know Dr. Ray

at all.

The man does not have money. The man gives everything he has, including his

every waking minute, to kids with TBD. He lives upstairs from his modest

office in an even more modest 1 bedroom apartment with his daughter and

grandson.

He does not drive a fancy car, eat in fancy restaurants, buy fancy cloths,

take vacations.

No, he does not work 5 or 6 days a week " K " , he works 7. If there were 8

days in a week he'd be helping kids all 8. He'll see your kid on Christmas

if he can't fit them in any other time and you are willing to take them to

him.

He has literally saved thousands of children from death or disabling

symptoms. Literally. Let that sink in a minute. He has SAVED 1000s of

CHILDREN from DEATH and CRIPPLING DISABILITY.

What did you do today?

You will never meet a more generous, unselfish person in your life. To be

1/100th the humanitarian he is would be to be a saint.

Very sincerely,

Kay Lyon

[Guest guest]

Just a note of appreciation for everything and anything Dr says. You're just about as wise a fellow as there can be! Thanks for your ongoing support and positive comments. We always need them!

Christian Mathisen, DC

cmathdc@...

3650 S Pacific Hwy

Medford, OR 97501

[Guest guest]

Looks like we've got a fan club starting!

Freeman RE: Dr

Just a note of appreciation for everything and anything Dr says. You're just about as wise a fellow as there can be! Thanks for your ongoing support and positive comments. We always need them!

Christian Mathisen, DC

cmathdc@...

3650 S Pacific Hwy

Medford, OR 97501

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[Guest guest]

RE: Dr

Just a note of appreciation for everything and anything Dr says. You're just about as wise a fellow as there can be! Thanks for your ongoing support and positive comments. We always need them!

Christian Mathisen, DC

cmathdc@...

3650 S Pacific Hwy

Medford, OR 97501

[Guest guest]

Thank you folks.

I wanted to thank all the little people who helped me get here, but when I woke up they were gone!

( E. Abrahamson, D.C.)Chiropractic physicianLake Oswego Chiropractic Clinic315 Second StreetLake Oswego, OR 97034503-635-6246Website: http://www.lakeoswegochiro.com

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RE: Dr

Just a note of appreciation for everything and anything Dr says. You're just about as wise a fellow as there can be! Thanks for your ongoing support and positive comments. We always need them!

Christian Mathisen, DC

cmathdc@...

3650 S Pacific Hwy

Medford, OR 97501