Re: Best UK doctors for referral

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there all crap that i seen

vin

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Hi

I want to look into what the state of my health is

like after a year of

trying to rebuild it - Does anyone know what the Best

UK CFS/ME doctors for

referral maybe ?

Regards

CS

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Hi CS,

I was in the UK about 10 years ago and I was seen at the Oxford

University CFS clinic - by a Dr Sharpe I think. I since heard that

there was a 2 year wait to see the doctors at the CFS clinic there!

I was working for a Doctor in Harley Street at the time and I got an

introduction that way. I have no idea if the people at Oxford are

still considered forefront?

How about Leon Chaitow....I think he had a practise in the south of

England somewhere.

......I guess you REALLY need to see someone who's on the same page as

you treatment wise, and someone who is very well read on current

thinking about CFS.

I'll be looking for a doctor myself again soon. My worst fear is

consulting with someone who only understands half what I do about the

liver detoxification pathways, heavy metal poisoning etc....

I feel I have wasted enough money seeing doctors who can see only one

small piece of the jigsaw.

I wish you luck finding someone.

I'm sure a current UK resident will be able to help you better.

Anne.

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> I want to look into what the state of my health is like after a

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> trying to rebuild it - Does anyone know what the Best UK CFS/ME

doctors for

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Hi Anne and CS,

I saw Leon Chaitow years ago and he was abysmal on CFS and ME.

I mentioned to him some of the work Rich was producing on Glutathione and this

was news to him. It did spark and interest I believe and he has improved since

then (I've been told) but he is well behind experienced people on this list.

The only person I can think of is Dr Ian Hyams (who once worked with Dr Cheney

in the USA). He has moved to Canada but does visit London.

0148 1238437

is the last number I had for his clinic. If that doesn't work try

0207 4367827

Good luck

Kindest regards,

Annette

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Hi All,

I'm surprised no-one has mentioned Myhill? www.drmyhill.co.uk

Phil

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> I want to look into what the state of my health is like after a

year of

> trying to rebuild it - Does anyone know what the Best UK CFS/ME

doctors for

> referral maybe ?

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> Regards

> CS

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> Hi

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> I want to look into what the state of my health is like after a

year of

> trying to rebuild it - Does anyone know what the Best UK CFS/ME

doctors for

> referral maybe ?

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> Regards

> CS

.........come on CS the whole reason we have searched out for

alternative sources is because of the general attitude/mentality of

any so called CFS/ME specialist/********* regards and good luck in

your pursuit Dianne

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Deara list,

I've often exchanged emails with Dr. McLaren of www.biolab.co.uk I

have found him to be a very inteligent man. A quote from one of his emails today

in reference to CFS:

" We would do an ATP profile, and if necessary, detailed studies of the

translocator protein in the mitochondrial membranes (see our web site -

www.biolab.co.uk/screens). It would also be important to check superoxide

dismutase function. If zinc/copper SODase coded on chromosome 21 or Manganese

SODase coded on chromosome 6 is seriously depleted it could account for most of

what you describe. "

I don't think he is in private practice but biolad may refer.

Blake

Re: Best UK doctors for referral

there all crap that i seen

vin

--- bhammanuk@... wrote:

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Hi

I want to look into what the state of my health is

like after a year of

trying to rebuild it - Does anyone know what the Best

UK CFS/ME doctors for

referral maybe ?

Regards

CS

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They have a referral list at:

http://www.biolab.co.uk/reflist.html

Re: Best UK doctors for referral

there all crap that i seen

vin

--- bhammanuk@... wrote:

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Hi

I want to look into what the state of my health is

like after a year of

trying to rebuild it - Does anyone know what the Best

UK CFS/ME doctors for

referral maybe ?

Regards

CS

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I think it depends on whether you agree with her protocol - from my

standpoint I wouldnt see her.

Regards

Cs

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" Hi All,

I'm surprised no-one has mentioned Myhill? www.drmyhill.co.uk

Phil "

It depends whether you agree with her theory - its a non starter for me.

Regards

Cs

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" come on CS the whole reason we have searched out for

alternative sources is because of the general attitude/mentality of

any so called CFS/ME specialist/********* regards and good luck in

your pursuit Dianne "

I disagree - I think there have been a few metnioned that Im considering on

looking into ie Biolab Dr's / s clinic/ Hazel Duprez in UK.

Regards

CS

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Hi, CS.

For what it's worth, I think Dr. Myhill has a big part of it right,

i.e. the mitochondrial dysfunction. She works with Dr. at

Biolab for testing, as you know, and he has not found glutathione to

be a major factor except in the PWCs who have chemical exposure.

I'm still interacting with them about this part. I've just

committed to coauthoring a paper with Dr. Myhill on mitochondrial

dysfunction in CFS. I think it will take a few months to get it

together, but I'm hopeful that it will be a good paper and will

focus the attention of researchers on this aspect. I think we have

a very good case for mitochondrial dysfunction, and Dr. 's ATP

Profile clinches it rather directly.

Rich

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for me.

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> Cs

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[Guest guest]

This is one reason I think many more PWC's should have hyperbaric

treatments available to them. Mild chambers are more than sufficient.

I know that slowly more and more alt. docs are starting to get them. I

hope this continues.

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