Well, Just Who Am I?
Should anyone be concerned or interested, here are my credentials supporting my Anavex postings.
As it happens, I am a scientist, and a retired advanced placement biology teacher. Because of unique competencies and publications, I am an invited, unique consultant for a major federal science agency. Inappropriate to reveal the details of that here.
On another scientific matter, I work with a university research foundation in the creation and implementation of novel, unique and effective environmental solutions I’ve devised, affecting human health.
I was a major researcher and organizer for two statewide scientific projects of a professional science collaborative in my state.
I created and operated a premier secondary school science research program that won state and national awards. For their research competencies and published papers, my students won full academic scholarships in medicine, biology, engineering, and chemistry.
My peers designated me the best biology teacher in my state, for teaching college-level biology to high school students, where they gained early college admissions and credits (teaching, among other topics, detailed cellular biology, of all things).
I was invited by my state department of education to help construct scholastic achievement tests for biology, to, among other things, help select college scholarship recipients.
I have conducted medical research — on myself. Late in my teaching career I was afflicted with an uncommon but severe condition that threatened my professional position; for which existing medical texts claimed to be idiopathic, without known cause or effective treatment. After scrutinizing the medical data for the disease, I determined a unique probable cause, discovered several substances that would treat the disease, and over five years of self-experimentation both conquered the malady and then published the details of the treatment. Today, medical specialists use my treatment regimen for their patients. I’ve kept detailed documentation of safety and efficacy, with over 260 user accounts, with efficacy of over 90%. My user account data are used by specialists to determine treatment suitability for their patients.
I’m in the process of writing a retrospective, where all of this will be laid out. Publication should happen next year some time. Three-hundred+ pages now, another hundred to finish.
