Donjeta
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The miracle docs did a radio show or a podcast:
From January 4
http://www.coasttocoastam.com/show/...oast+to+Coast+-+Alternative+Medicine+&+Health)
Is this true about the FDA approval? They went on and on about how impossible it was to research their revolutionary approach and got an FDA approval without it?
It sounds good, yeah, normalize the biomarkers so things can return to normal again.
If you take blood samples from brain injured people and study dozens of compounds, the chances are that you will find something that is abnormal, either there is too little of something or too much. But just because some metabolite or nutrient is associated with brain injury doesn't mean that normalizing the levels will fix the brain injury imo. If the abnormal levels of the biomarker are a consequence or symptom of brain injury or an underlying disease state rather than its cause, giving the patient pills to fix the biomarker might do very little or nothing to heal the injury.
From January 4
http://www.coasttocoastam.com/show/...oast+to+Coast+-+Alternative+Medicine+&+Health)
Neurologist Dr. Jonathan Fellus and neuroscientist Dr. Phil DeFina of International Brain Research Foundation, a non-profit which treats coma patients, joined John B. Wells to discuss their work helping people awaken from deep comas as well as the controversial case of 13-year-old Jahi McMath, who has been declared brain dead by her treating hospital after complications from a tonsillectomy.
Is this true about the FDA approval? They went on and on about how impossible it was to research their revolutionary approach and got an FDA approval without it?
According to DeFina, between 35 to 50 percent of such patients are diagnosed incorrectly and without proper diagnosis and strategic intervention there is little hope for them to recover. "We've worked with over a hundred people and had a tremendous success rate in improving or recovering individuals who were not recoverable and were told could never improve," he said. After a patient has been assessed diagnostically the goal is to normalize as much as possible each damaged neuro-marker so the brain can reorganize itself and gain functioning on its own once again, Fellus added. DeFina announced that their protocol for treating persistent vegetative state has received FDA approval. The two also disclosed that the parents of Jahi McMath have consulted with them about their daughter and are interested in pursuing what they have done in similar cases.
It sounds good, yeah, normalize the biomarkers so things can return to normal again.
If you take blood samples from brain injured people and study dozens of compounds, the chances are that you will find something that is abnormal, either there is too little of something or too much. But just because some metabolite or nutrient is associated with brain injury doesn't mean that normalizing the levels will fix the brain injury imo. If the abnormal levels of the biomarker are a consequence or symptom of brain injury or an underlying disease state rather than its cause, giving the patient pills to fix the biomarker might do very little or nothing to heal the injury.