Lloyd Wright {dot} org

Dear Lloyd:

I have just discovered your blog and youtube videos, and I am very thankful that I did.

I just graduated with a certification in Whole Health Education, and as I send out job inquiries as well as being employed at a hospital, I am continually amazed at the ignorance many health care professionals have about alternative therapies.  My husband is a triple-organ transplant patient who has benefited from many supplements I was able to recommend, but the resistance from the medical community is truly alarming.

From: Jeffrey S
Sent: Thursday, February 16, 2012 7:29 PM
To: Lloyd Wright
Subject: test results

Hi Lloyd,

Just received my test results from earlier in the week, thought you might be interested. This is the second negative test in 5 months so I believe I can cut back on treatment at this time although I will continue to take milk thistle, alpha lipioc, NAC, and green tea Max V. The doctor recommended that I take omega three fish oil for elevated cholesterol.

Joli sent a message using the contact form at http://lloydwright.org/messages/contact.

Hi Lloyd,
I no longer feel alone or crazy when I claim that interferon absolutely ruined my life.  I have been on several antidepressant combinations to no avail.  I took peg interferon with Ribovirin April 2002-2003.  I have  never been the same.  I have told family, friends, doctors, psychiatrists, counselors ect...that I have lost my personality, ability to think and even my spirit to this medicine. 

The Malfunction of Evidence-Based Medicine

by Daniel L. Scholten

(OMNS, Jan 3, 2012) What follows is an innovative new paper that we feel deserves publication. We concede that this article is a stretch for OMNS in both size and content. However, the nonstandard but thought-provoking aspects of this work need to be presented and we choose to let our readers read or delete. - Andrew W. Saul, OMNS Editor.

by Steve Hickey, PhD and Hilary Roberts, PhD

(OMNS, Dec 7, 2011) Evidence-based medicine (EBM) is the practice of treating individual patients based on the outcomes of huge medical trials. It is, currently, the self-proclaimed gold standard for medical decision-making, and yet it is increasingly unpopular with clinicians. Their reservations reflect an intuitive understanding that something is wrong with its methodology. They are right to think this, for EBM breaks the laws of so many disciplines that it should not even be considered scientific. Indeed, from the viewpoint of a rational patient, the whole edifice is crumbling.

Sent: Wednesday, November 16, 2011 8:41 AM
To: LloydWright
Subject: [Contact Lloyd] Interferon-having terrible effects after

J D sent a message using the contact form at http://lloydwright.org/messages/contact.

Hi Lloyd,
My name J D, 48 year old male with Hep C 3a.  Started Interferon / Ribo. 13 weeks ago, within hours of the first treatment became severaly ill, went to emergeny, with chest pain, severe vomitting, heart pound, terrible head pain, sharp pains shooting in head, and more. 

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Ron posted to Lloyd Wright

Lioyd , I just returned from Vanderbilt University Liver transplant/Hep-C center . These people were floored by my lab results.

I have been taking your products for a few years now. My liver is now normal and the Cirrirosis is going backwards. I was overjoyed at the news.

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From: allForms
Sent: Saturday, March 12, 2011 1:43 AM
To: lloyd
Subject: Ask Lloyd ...

In September 2008 I started Peg Interferon. I stopped after 6 months. Here is my story:

My name is Nick I am a now 30 year old father of an almost three year old little girl named _____.
( D.O.B.: ) and husband of a 32 year old wife named _____  (D.O.B.: ) I was 27 going on 28 years old when I found out I got the Hep. C Virus. About 6 months to a year before that I was giving plasma every 6 months until finally the next time I went in to give it I found out that recently I caught the Hep. C virus.