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Re: Dr. Ritchie Shoemaker
Posted by v on 3/30/05
Hey Janice! I thot i was the only
one who used that word, loopy. I
agree animal meds work better then
human meds do. I used hosre
linament on my injurys for a long
time. It worked better then Ben
Gay. Which is gay. The only thing
i disagree with is fatty asses
wont fit thro love canal.
On 3/29/05, Janice wrote:
>
> Whoever this guy is who says Dr.
Shoemaker is a quack and gives
vooddoo
> medicine obviously doesn't have
the ill effects to know that
doctors can't
> and won't deal with people like
us. They're too arrogant and only
work
> for the corporations and Big
Pharma's, who own the medical
schools.
>
> Doctors rarely even test for
parasites, and when they do they
can only
> fine 10&37;, they deny that
pesticides and chemicals lead to
accelerated
> aging and environmental
illnesses, because they would be
in trouble with
> the American Medical System.
>
> People complain about second
hand smoke, yet they fail to
complain about
> all the chemicals we breathe in
our air everyday. How long did it
take
> society to realize smoking was
dangerous, and what about
asbesto's? And
> how come people have hard-wood
floors now instead of carpeting
everywhere?
> Remember the Love Canal? Toxins
and chemicals are manufactured by
> companies. Drugs cause side
effects because they are foreign
to the body!
> Mainstream medicine has
primarily been bellowing out drugs
over the last
> 60 years, and it's primarily
been in the last 80 years that
people have
> been polluting the environment,
AND in the last 50/60 years we're
been
> eating processes foods, which
have hydrogenated and trans-fatty
acids
> which the human body can't
naturally digest.
>
> Margarine for example is one
molecule away from plastic. If
you put a tub
> of margaine in the garage and
leave it there, the flies won't
even go near it!
>
> Why was Kava Kava demolished
from health stores, yet thousands
of kids are
> committing suicide or going
loopy from the effects of anti-
depressent's,
> and doctors still hand them
out? The power of the
Pharmaceutical
> companies are so huge, that
politics can't fight it, because
it's members
> of the elite, like Cheney for
example who is one that own or
chair these
> companies.
>
> Don't mock Dr. Shoemaker,
because it's the alternative
doctors that know
> far more about the human body
than mainstream medicine, and
people with
> cases of environmental illnesses
need the medicine normally given
to vets
> because those medications to the
job.
>
> Mainstream Medical Doctors do
not follow the hippocratic oath,
if they did
> they wouldn't continue ignoring
our pleas to help us, and they
would
> listen the there would be some
research and they would learn
more, but
> it's a political money issue,
and you don't know what your
taking about!
>
>> Dear Mr. Greg Weatherman, I
have been following Shoemaker for
quit
>> some time now and know several
people he's treated. The bottom
line is
>> that this doctor is dangerous.
Don't believe me? He just recently
>> received a warning letter from
the FDA about his prescribing the
>> veterinary drug Staphage Lysate
to human beings. Need further
>> evidence? He treats Lymes
Disease with Actos, a diabetic
medication
>> and does not understand how it
works. That's because, in all
>> likelyhood, it is voodoo
medicine. To make matters worse,
the
>> cholesterol medication CSM that
binds bilesalts to stools is
treated
>> for a neurotoxin that he's
NEVER isolated, for mold related
disorders
>> he can't proove. The reason Dr.
Shoemaker is dangerous is because
he
>> prescribes medication based
soley on theory and not scientific
fact.
>> He is a mad quack. This is a
physican who believes that because
he
>> treated a woman with CSM and
her headaches and lethargy went
away that
>> it MUST BE related to a toxin;
which is all theory and quackery,
which
>> is something he can't proove.
In all likelyhood, the reason the
first
>> woman's symptoms went away
after he treated her with CSM is
because
>> she was no longer DEHYDRATED
from diarrhea and thus felt
better. But
>> this is going to seem too
simple to you. You're going to
scoff at
>> this. Fine. Dr. Shoemaker needs
to proove it. The bottom line is,
he
>> can't. And in all patients,
placebo-affect is known to
transcend
>> thirty percent of patients who
think and want to feel better and
most
>> importantly, HEAR it from a
doctor. He may very well have
isolated a
>> Pfisteria outbreak in
Pockomoke. Good for him. But the
idea that he
>> has a thriving business now
based upon the idea that most CFS
is
>> caused by neurtoxins is
ridiculous. There is no proof. He
treats
>> patients as if they were lab
animals at his beck and call,
under the
>> guise that he is doing them a
favor. The tone in your text,
suggesting
>> that the cockroaches will run
for cover makes me think that you
are a
>> fan of his; that's fine if you
wish, but remember something, he
may
>> very well be wrong.
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