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Re: Shoemaker & Cholestryramine Therapy for Mold Illness
Posted by ErikMoldWarrior on 1/18/09

    I concur with Cat Budak's statments.

    The concept of "CFS" has been grossly abused and misused by many opportunists since the syndrome was created.
    Dr Shoemaker disregarded all the static and confusion, and went straight to the soucrce, to find out exactly what "CFS" was
    created to describe.
    And that is why Dr Shoemaker is more effective and has a greater understanding of the illness which was named "CFS" than any
    other doctor in the world.

    -ErikMoldWarrior
    Prototype for CFS


    On 1/17/09, Cat Budak wrote:
    > Regarding the 7/08/08 comment from Robert Christ, he wrote that "Shoemaker is one of the few that actually prescribes
    > conventional medicine for an unconventional purpose." Mr. Christ went on to further state that he was not familiar with the
    > cholesterol medication Dr. Shoemaker prescribes but was dubious of the claims Dr. Shoemaker makes about its effectiveness of
    > removing toxins from the body.
    >
    > I can state that the cholesterol medication does indeed work for mold illness as I have the illness and take the medication.
    >
    > I am a patient of Dr. Shoemaker's. For his first visit, Dr. Shoemaker had lots of blood drawn from me and ordered a few
    other
    > tests to diagnose me in addition to a grueling 3 1/2 hour session of questions. By the way, the VCS (visual contrast
    > sensitivity) test was also one of those tests that I spectacularly failed during that visit, which pointed to neurotoxins,
    > not necessarily meaning I had them. I also had a special MRI taken the day before my appointment with Dr. Shoemaker, of
    > which, pointed to neurotoxins.
    >
    > No conventional doctor can recognize the illness I have acquired from being in moldy environments. I have described a list
    of
    > unrelated symptoms to my present internist and I have been to many specialists and they each could not help or offer any
    clue
    > as to what was wrong because they have had no training on my illness. I have been very sick because of the moldy federal
    > government buildings I have had to work in.
    >
    > During my first visit with Dr. Shoemaker, he was able to diagnose my illness, explain why I was sick, and prescribe medicine
    > to help remove mold toxins from my body. After four weeks, the results of the blood tests came in and we had another
    > consultation. The blood tests showed abnormal levels of certain elements he was looking for all pointing to mold illness.
    >
    > The mold toxins from water-damaged buildings are not eliminated from my body like normal people. These mold toxins keep
    > building up in my system with no where to go and they keep traveling around creating havoc. I had a whole list of symptoms
    > that were seemingly unconnected, e.g., brain fog, joint pain, headaches, and so on.
    >
    > I had been sick for years but within 24 hours of taking the medicine, it eliminated one of the symptoms. Within two weeks, I
    > was thinking clearer. I am not back on my feet yet as my employer, a large federal government agency, is loath to move me
    out
    > of the moldy building until the paper work is completed while the wheels of bureaucracy (in my case) have ground to a halt
    > waiting on a letter from Dr. Shoemaker.
    >
    > Getting back to Mr. Christ's comment on the VCS test and conventional or main stream MD's, if internists were trained in
    > environmental illnesses and how to give this test, they could sent their patients to specialists.
    >
    > Dr. Shoemaker and his peers that he consults with are doing ground breaking work in the realm of helping humans through
    > sickness that we humans have created through progress, greed, and population growth. A lot of the environmental sickness is
    > here because we are not caretakers of the earth. Kill off one organism and another takes its place. Well, in my case, the
    > buildings of the federal government in Washington DC are in sad shape if they are like the two I have been working in for
    the
    > last twenty some years, being so moldy.
    >
    >
    >
    >
    >
    >
    >
    > On 11/21/08, Pat wrote:
    >> Don't fool yourself. CFS is a one size fits all diagnosis for people who do not have a one size fits all illness.
    >> Total scam.


     
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