Re: This is the very reason why....

[Guest guest]

Yes, that is the dilemma, but hey, even Bush is putting his war

service records in the open!, It will not satisfy the Dems, but

that's a start.

Yash

> " ----- Original Message -----

> From: " yashagrawal " <yashagrawal@y...>

> >and being denied LDN treatment. DR.Bihari has an ethical duty to

put

> >up his medical records online. If he does not do that, the

skeptics

> >will continue to ask why not?. Is this just a marketing ploy by

> >Dr.Bihari ?. He does have a conflict of interest, as he benefits

> >from consultations.

> >

> >

> >Yash "

>

> This is the very reason why Dr. Bihari is hesitant to be the one

to start a

> clinical study, I'm sure money plays a small role as well but his

feeling,

> the way I understand it, is that people will look at the whole

picture and

> think that he somehow has a conflict of interest or that he is

promoting it

> for the benefits of his consultations. Now do you all see why he

feels that

> way. Yash has just presented the why of his feeling that way I'm

sure.

> JoyceF

>

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[Guest guest]

To Yash & nbsp; and other skeptics of Dr. Bihari,

Dr.B is a doctor in New York where everything costs more. His consultation fee may seem high to many but in his defense it is very reasonable for Manhatten. I have spent much more for 5-20 minute consults(no exageration) and treated with arrogance to boot. I think a 2 hour consult for the amount charged was a bargain.I understand that to many it is an exhorbatant amount , but that is New York City for you. & nbsp; The fact that he will discuss LDN with any doctor who calls him for info and advice shows his intentions are more than honest.

[Guest guest]

I'm under the impression that Dr. B's rates are pretty much identical to all the other neuros in the NYC area. He just isn't part of any insurance plans. I was told he'll give me the forms that I could file with my insurance company, and Maybe I'd get something back. But I believe my neuro "Charges" the same rates... I just only have to pay $10 each time, the rest is between him and the insurance company.

----- Original Message -----

From: noclue915@...

low dose naltrexone

Sent: Sunday, February 15, 2004 16:52

Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] This is the very reason why....

To Yash & nbsp; and other skeptics of Dr. Bihari,Dr.B is a doctor in New York where everything costs more. His consultation fee may seem high to many but in his defense it is very reasonable for Manhatten. I have spent much more for 5-20 minute consults(no exageration) and treated with arrogance to boot. I think a 2 hour consult for the amount charged was a bargain.I understand that to many it is an exhorbatant amount , but that is New York City for you. & nbsp; The fact that he will discuss LDN with any doctor who calls him for info and advice shows his intentions are more than honest.

[Guest guest]

> To Yash & amp;nbsp; and other skeptics of Dr. Bihari,

>

> Dr.B is a doctor in New York where everything costs more. His

consultation

> fee may seem high to many but in his defense it is very reasonable for

> Manhatten. I have spent much more for 5-20 minute consults(no

exageration) and treated

> with arrogance to boot. I think a 2 hour consult for the amount

charged was a

> bargain.I understand that to many it is an exhorbatant amount , but

that is

> New York City for you.

Definitely true.. I have been a patient of another neurologist at

Manhatten's NY Hospital/Cornell Medical Center for over 20 years, and

Dr. Bihari's fees were exactly the same as this other fellow. I think

when I started treatment there way back, the fee was a bit lower, but

that didn't last that long.

>The fact that he will discuss LDN with any doctor

> who calls him for info and advice shows his intentions are more than

honest.

Agree there as well

Take care,

Janis

[Guest guest]

When you consider the amount of time in minutes your regular doctor spends

with you and the resultant cost, Dr. Bihari's fee for the time he consults

with you is not unreasonable. At least, not to my billfold.

In addition, he allegedly consultants with any Doctor for free that will

call him.

Noland

----- Original Message -----

From: " wkendz 32 " <wkendz32@...>

<low dose naltrexone >

Sent: Sunday, February 15, 2004 7:58 AM

Subject: [low dose naltrexone] This is the very reason why....

> " ----- Original Message -----

> From: " yashagrawal " <yashagrawal@...>

> >and being denied LDN treatment. DR.Bihari has an ethical duty to put

> >up his medical records online. If he does not do that, the skeptics

> >will continue to ask why not?. Is this just a marketing ploy by

> >Dr.Bihari ?. He does have a conflict of interest, as he benefits

> >from consultations.

> >

> >

> >Yash "

>

> This is the very reason why Dr. Bihari is hesitant to be the one to start

a

> clinical study, I'm sure money plays a small role as well but his feeling,

> the way I understand it, is that people will look at the whole picture and

> think that he somehow has a conflict of interest or that he is promoting

it

> for the benefits of his consultations. Now do you all see why he feels

that

> way. Yash has just presented the why of his feeling that way I'm sure.

> JoyceF

>

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>

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[Guest guest]

Bush is theoretically opening his service records because he is being forced

to.

----- Original Message -----

From: " yashagrawal " <yashagrawal@...>

<low dose naltrexone >

Sent: Sunday, February 15, 2004 9:43 AM

Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Re: This is the very reason why....

> Yes, that is the dilemma, but hey, even Bush is putting his war

> service records in the open!, It will not satisfy the Dems, but

> that's a start.

>

> Yash

>

>

> > " ----- Original Message -----

> > From: " yashagrawal " <yashagrawal@y...>

> > >and being denied LDN treatment. DR.Bihari has an ethical duty to

> put

> > >up his medical records online. If he does not do that, the

> skeptics

> > >will continue to ask why not?. Is this just a marketing ploy by

> > >Dr.Bihari ?. He does have a conflict of interest, as he benefits

> > >from consultations.

> > >

> > >

> > >Yash "

> >

> > This is the very reason why Dr. Bihari is hesitant to be the one

> to start a

> > clinical study, I'm sure money plays a small role as well but his

> feeling,

> > the way I understand it, is that people will look at the whole

> picture and

> > think that he somehow has a conflict of interest or that he is

> promoting it

> > for the benefits of his consultations. Now do you all see why he

> feels that

> > way. Yash has just presented the why of his feeling that way I'm

> sure.

> > JoyceF

> >

> > _________________________________________________________________

> > Check out the great features of the new MSN 9 Dial-up, with the

> MSN Dial-up

> > Accelerator.

> http://click.atdmt.com/AVE/go/onm00200361ave/direct/01/

>

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