powderbum
Much as I admire your dogged perseverance and unlimited belief in both Calmare and the tooth fairy, you have to consider that you seem to be using two doctors and wanna-be researchers as the keepers and collectors of your data base to support Calmare success.
It would seem to me, having read sufficient numbers of articles and studies that have sought to support or debunk Calmare, that one of the critical concerns throughout was the absence of carefully controlled studies, e.g., double blind studies, placebo studies, etc., that often come from well-funded research.
Sadly, as long as any results come only from doctors who own and operate Calmare clinics, the results, even though they seem successful, will be dismissed or frowned upon by the scientific community. After all, would you trust studies telling you that flavored vaping is good for having been shown to be such by researchers paid for by Juell or other electronic cigarette companies? Would you have believed studies funded by the tobacco industry that show smoking cures diabetes, Alzheimer's, glaucoma, and arthritis? How about studies funded by the NFL that show no adverse mental or brain effects from playing pro football for 10 years? Would you feel good about studies funded by Boeing that indicate the Boeing 737Max is safe?
I believe the absence of fully-controlled studies that definitively demonstrated efficacy is what has kept Calmare from succeeding. What is tragic in this case is that the money spent on supporting Mir's life-style and even the money spent fighting off the shareholder dissidents, could have been better spent on funding research at Mayo, Virginia, etc. Personally, I think the train has departed from the station and what we now have is a shell of a company that seems to be propped up by the Board Chairman with any money that does come in going straight into the CEO's pocket.
