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Re: Dr. Ritchie Shoemaker
Posted by Eric on 2/01/05

    On 2/01/05, Greg Weatherman wrote:
    > Eric,
    >
    > You don't appear to comprehend very well what you read or you are self-obsessed
    > with your opinions. I have put the comments below each statement so you can
    > watch the bouncing red ball without getting lost.
    >
    > ***************************************************
    >
    >
    >> Adding an "a" to the end of my name is childish. And I suggest to you that
    >> you've taken too personally my criticisms of Dr. Shoemaker. And so you say
    >> that writing is taught, eh?
    > ************************************************************
    >
    > I have known Dr. Shoemaker for 3 years. I think he is a fine person and a
    > doctor who will go to the ends of earth to find a way to help his patients
    > unlike the cattle promenade that is today's HMO run hospitals. I have referred
    > customers to him and they contact me later to thank me after they have some
    > normalcy to their lives.
    >
    > ************************************************************
    > Well I've got news for you. First, I'm a
    >> Registered Nurse with over 10 years hospital experience; the last five of
    >> which are in Critical Care. And I've saved hundreds of lives, sir; many dying
    >> from toxic related shock and septicemia. Secondly, I've brought people back
    >> from the dead, have you? I've brought people back from the dead from my
    >> running the codes and directing and giving orders without the help of
    >> fumbiling doctors.
    > *****************************************************************
    > I hear the music for "The Twilight Zone" playing in the background. FF is too
    > nice. You are an absolute nutjob and possibly dangerous in a healthcare
    > setting. I hope you will get counseling.
    >
    > ****************************************************************
    > Second, I'm in school for my master's degree and third, I'm
    >> a published writer. Now that the educational discrepencies are out of the way
    >> I'll say this.
    >
    > ****************************************************************
    > A masters in nursing is not even in the same hemisphere as a medical doctorate
    > before residency. You are not qualified to diagnose or treat illness. As far
    > as writing goes, writing on restroom walls is not to be confused with publishing.
    >
    > ****************************************************************
    > Dr. Shoemaker may very well be on to something, he may very
    >> well be right. And I agree with you, that there are plenty of warning signs
    >> out right now to suggest that mold causes human illness. I'm open to that. And
    >> I'm also chronically aware that lest then two hundred years ago people new
    >> nothing of Bacteria, let alone viruses and prions.
    > ******************************************************************
    >
    > Pharmaceitical drugs are derived from toxins produced various forms of mold and
    > bacteria to suppress the immune system. What do your studies indicate the
    > occurence of these compounds do when they are aquired from the environment?
    >
    > *****************************************************************
    > The problem I have with Dr.
    >> Shoemaker is that his treatment modalities are unproven. Every study I've read
    >> on Choelystriamine conflict. I've even talked to a colleague of mine whose
    >> Brother-In-Law helped design and pioneer Choleystiramine. Even he doesn't
    >> know.
    >
    > *****************************************************************
    > Only you know the authorities since you are the only authority. I see a pattern.
    > *****************************************************************
    >
    > And my wife is diagnosed by Dr. Shoemaker as having a neurotoxin
    >> mediated illness from Aspirgillus. And the bottom line is this, I've
    >> instructed my wife to stop Choleystiramine and drink water and eat healthier
    >> and excericise on a daily basis; you know what? She feels even better than
    >> before she started the drug.
    >
    > *****************************************************************
    >
    > You are a nurse not a doctor. You have essentially practiced medicine without a
    > license. You have done this with your wife. You may hve a moldy home and do
    > not want the expense of fixing the moldy home so you stick your head in the sand
    > and deny. It is sad you have put your wife through this hell. If you want to
    > hurt yourself, fine. Leave others out of your destructive path. I bet
    > Aspergillis versicolor was the mold in question.
    >
    > *****************************************************************
    > Here is another bottom line. Medicine is evidence
    >> based, not theory based. Shoemaker treats without proof and ABOVE ALL, he
    >> should not only be open to criticism, as should you, especially with unprooven
    >> modalities, but he should even welcome it. As any pioneering reasercher would.
    >> It is not Shoemaker vs. the Establishment. His priorities should be isolating
    >> the neruotoxin and then, with double blind, placebo-controlled groups, finding
    >> a way to measure for the toxin level drop in blood, while detecting an
    >> increase in feces. We can do that with Cholstridium.
    >
    > ****************************************************************
    >
    > First, we can't poison people to see if we can cure them. Dr. Mengele did this
    > type of research and was punished. I'm sure Dr. Mengele had some "delusions of
    > granduer" as well, Herr Eric.
    >
    > Second, "Koch's Postulates" don't work with toxins and allergens too well. He
    > did this with TB and Anthrax which are pathogens. Rat studies have been done
    > with fumonisin B and CSM. This is as close to "Koch's Postulates" as you can
    > get.
    >
    > ****************************************************************
    > And so you don't know
    >> anything about Dr. Shoemaker's warning letter, huh? Then do this, unless
    >> you're afraid to. Bring up the Google web browser and type, in this order:
    >> Shoemaker, Ritchie C. And there, in pretty blue letters, right at the tipy-top
    >> of the page, will be his FDA warning letter about using the doggie medicine
    >> Staphage Lysate on Humans. Woof-Woof!
    >
    > *****************************************************************
    > Anyone can get this letter form the internet at:
    >
    > http://www.fda.gov/foi/warning_letters/g4710d.htm
    >
    > It looks like a paperwork issue to me. He is still operating and doing research
    > under FDA rules. He must have had a need for a fine nurse such as yourelf
    > to "save" his patients from "fumbiling doctors".
    >
    > I have provided a link at the bottom of page. Look for the human clinical
    > trials mentioned back in 1994. Did your wife have a nasal inflamation and a
    > nose swab was positive for "methicillin resistant, coaglative-negative
    > Staphylococcus"? WOOF, WOOF?
    >
    > Take the hole pill,
    >
    > Greg Weatherman
    > aerobioLogical Solutions Inc.
    > Arlington VA 22202
    >
    > gw@aerobiological.com
    >
    > *****************************************************************
    The other day I took Dr. Shoemaker's treatment, and he turned me into a doggie.
    Woof! Woof! I'm just going to prentend Shoemaker is right because I need a hero.
    Woof! Woof! I'm a fan of Dr. Shoemaker's and also a Lord of the Rings Fan.
    Woof! Woof! Dr. Shoemaker hasn't treated any body CRITICALLY ILL or with SWANZ-
    GANZ catheters in over twenty years. Woof! Woof! Dr. Shoemkaer has the LEAST
    amount of training required to practice as a doctor. Woof! Woof! Dr. Shoemkaer
    treats LYMES disease with ACTOS, Woof! Woof! Every Doctor I've talked too, who has
    researched the issue, thinks he's a quack! Woof! Woof! I'm a technician at
    aerobioLogical Solutions Inc. Woof! Woof! I deliever the mail. And the bottom
    line, Mr. Greg Weatherman, is that I know a hell of a lot more about disease
    process and the anatomoy of the human body than you! Woof! Woof!


     
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