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Congratulations from fully recovered USA patient (MD) and his professional report on revolutionary medical aspects of the CFIDS Protocol! (June 2010)
Dr. Nash,
First and foremost, I want to congratulate you on not only developing
something as technologically advanced as the original CFIDS protocol,
but additionally, re-formulating the protocol to where a 15x1500 dosage
can be administered in a very easy to swallow 2 packets a day only!
The therapudical responses to this treatment has been absolutely
phenomenal! At first, it rapidly induced the removal of a 6-week course
of anti-biotics I had to take to treat a septic anti-biotic resistance
infection from Haiti amongst years of years of cumulative medicinal
xenobiotic usage. That took but a week. After that, increases in
physical strength, peripheral circulation, and cognitive/neurological
dysfunction immediately followed. What is most fascinating is that
notable improvements in circulating and neuro-cognitive improvements
appear literally within 5 minnutes in ingesting the pills on an empty
stomach. This is not only fascinating, but truly miraculous, as any
symptom suppressing FDA-approved drug fails to act so rapidly with PO
administration!
Not only that, but you've managed to manufacture/produce such a
treatment at a cost significantly less than many prescription drugs, and
even less than many PO anti-oxidant therapies people 'self-prescribe'
and then purchase from the vitamin/health food store! The combination of
such a 'rapid' clinical response to the treatment was seen in many of
your patients and proven in your recent clinical reports, with the
increased affordability of the treatment makes this new 'drug'
tremendously appealing in regards to new drug approval and most
attractive to health insurance companies.
If you look at major drug companies like Pfizer, they haven't come out
with any real 'life changing' drugs since the introduction of an SSRI
(Prozac) nearly 20 years ago. I must say that I have no particular bias
in regards to xenobiotic vs. non xenobiotic alternatives; I am in favor
of any treatment that is both safe and effective for the patient. With
that sad, this technological advancement is not only the largest
advancement in biological medicine/science since the development of new
anti-depressant medications that make a life changing, and usually
saving difference, but is in fact, perhaps the largest advancement in
biological medicine since the discovery of anti-biotics. I say this not
only because the high prevalence of oxidative stress /
localized/systemic inflammatory disorders to date, but the exponentially
increasing number of such cases due to socio-emotional, environmental
factors, and chemical exposure in the environment in which we now live.
As time progresses, the need for this treatment will increase
exponentially.
Additionally, I find it most interesting to read patient's reports on
their progressing/complete recoveries. The first thing that comes to
mind is WOW, these people are/were REALLY sick! The amount of disability
reported and/or inferred was just shocking! Yes, I've been bedridden and
unable to care for self or even watch television with this condition,
but it's been so long that I can hardly remember. After spending 2yrs
climbing and snowmobiling on 14k ft peaks in the Rocky Mountains and
traveling internationally to investigate medical practice opportunities,
I can hardly imagine what it would be like to be that sick anymore!
Once again, congratulations. I'm putting roughly 12-14hrs of dedicated
study time back into medical text books, hoping that luck may be on my
side this time, and that I may get a chance to make such a significant
contribution to medicine.
Sincerely,
Dan Powers, MD
Dan Powers
DanPowers04@comcast.net
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