Re: successful treatment by infectious disease specialist?

I figure after the book is written, and all the instructions are provided, for each parasite, in long form, so that a 12 year old can follow it, practitioners may follow it.

Or:

If testing were open to Victims,

and PCR analysis machines were deployed,

the diagnosis of parasitic illness could occur.

And:

The right to bypass the doctor needs to be affirmed by the system, and the empowerment and tools to diagnose oneself need to be in place.

Instead:

The CureZone experience seams to empower victims with a alternate system, one where the collective knowledge can be displayed, and identify the touchstones of what works most often, and what works best.

I Believe:

Personally I wish I just had a simple blood test 8 years ago, and someone, anyone other than I would have stepped in to fix the problem.

My experience was everyone ran.

Even the head of Gastroenterology turned white, sat down, and said he could not help me.

I was forced by the system to become a Subject Matter Expert (SME) on a subject I never wanted to, or should be expected to.

Medical Leadership is lacking in the field of Parasitology.