Re: Dr. Bock

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In a message dated 10/28/2002 11:00:24 PM Eastern Standard Time,

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I could tell you more horror stories about that place. find a dr who has time

to pay attention to their patients.

karen

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If anyone wants my opinion I will be happy to e-mail you privately about this.

karen

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krnstvn@... wrote:

> In a message dated 10/28/2002 11:00:24 PM Eastern Standard Time,

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> I could tell you more horror stories about that place. find a dr who has time

> to pay attention to their patients.

You never seem to be able to be specific about your claims!

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I would like to add that I called his office for an appt. and was

informed that the fee for an initial consultation would be about

$595 and would gradually go down to about $295 with each

subsequent visit. " Why pay someone to disagree with, when I can

disagree for free " quote from either Moria, Dana or .

From: JAY GOLDWEIN <GETINLINE@...>

Date sent: Mon, 28 Oct 2002 19:58:30 -0800 (PST)

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Hi,

Dr. Bock uses IV Glutathione which some on this list

find to be unnecessary and dangerous. As the ABA

supervisor of a child who received IV Glutathione from

Dr. Bock's clinic, I can attest to the fact that three

months after the IV, he appeared to me to have

regressed about a year in his functioning (increased

hyperactivity and self-stims and decreased overall use

of language with much poorer articulation).

Dr. Bock's brother, the director of the clinic,

treated me for mercury (for 1 month until I began to

read this listserve). Though he knew that I still had

some amalgam fillings left in my mouth (I was in the

process at the time of removing a great deal of

amalgam in my mouth), he gave me the clinic's product

that contained both chlorella and alpha lipoic acid

which I used for a few weeks until I read some and

knew better.

As of today, the Rhinebeck Health Center's website

still has an page about the treatment of heavy metal

toxicity which suggests a possible protocol of using

500 mg. of DMSA every other day (although I think it

is unlikely that they still use this protocol).

Enough said.

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I would like to hear it. kpgfms@.... Thanks.

Re: [ ] Dr. Bock

> If anyone wants my opinion I will be happy to e-mail you privately about

this.

> karen

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hi. I have 2 instances that have formed my opinion on the Bocks. the second

is quite emotional. I started taking my son to see Dr Bock at

Rhinebeck Health Center (Ken's brother). He was useless. He gave me no

feedback, hardly said a word during our 5 minute appointment and then charged

 $300. He did not help explain anything to me( I was new at all this at the

time) and was very slow at doing anything to help my son. I had to suggest

tests and when I asked for nystatin because we knew he had a bad yeast

problem he said " lets wait " . Well, I dont think these kids have time to wait.

I think the sooner we act the better. After a few visits we found a new dr in

NJ (a 2 hr. drive but worth it).  At the same time, my mothr-in-law went to

see Dr Ken Bock because she was feeling ill and didnt know why. He told her

she was allergic to gluten and had a yeast problem- sound familiar? He

completely missed the fact that she was very anemic and in stage 3 of bone

cancer. If he had treated her as an individual and not just rushed her off

maybe he could've helped her instead of wasting her precious time.

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In a message dated 10/30/2002 12:22:45 PM Eastern Standard Time,

mtien@... writes:

> We saw this " new " doctor you mentioned and wasted our $450 for the first

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sorry that you didn't like him. he has done a lot for my son.

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krnstvn@... wrote:

> hi. I have 2 instances that have formed my opinion on the Bocks. the second

> is quite emotional. I started taking my son to see Dr Bock at

> Rhinebeck Health Center (Ken's brother). He was useless. He gave me no

> feedback, hardly said a word during our 5 minute appointment and then charged

> $300. He did not help explain anything to me( I was new at all this at the

> time) and was very slow at doing anything to help my son. I had to suggest

> tests and when I asked for nystatin because we knew he had a bad yeast

> problem he said " lets wait " . Well, I dont think these kids have time to wait.

> I think the sooner we act the better. After a few visits we found a new dr in

> NJ (a 2 hr. drive but worth it).

We saw this " new " doctor you mentioned and wasted our $450 for the first visit

for nothing.

> At the same time, my mothr-in-law went to

> see Dr Ken Bock because she was feeling ill and didnt know why. He told her

> she was allergic to gluten and had a yeast problem- sound familiar? He

> completely missed the fact that she was very anemic and in stage 3 of bone

> cancer. If he had treated her as an individual and not just rushed her off

> maybe he could've helped her instead of wasting her precious time.

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