CBIS needs FDA approval to move ahead with the greenish cancer-killing "goo" we have been discussing for many months. I was "stunned" to learn the FDA is a primary driver behind ECT therapy, also known as electro-convulsive therapy. And they have had their finger in the pie for more than 50 years. Many people fear the FDA will deregulate the device another notch to make it more accessible to "professional medical interests."....While CBIS is still waiting for FDA approval for their "miraculous" cancer-killing protocol. I find the contrast between these two therapeutic interventions mind-boggling.
I already recognize Dr. Moore's outlook does not lean toward increased shock therapy. Instead, it looks like Dr. Moore will be playing a strategic role with CBIS as a liaison with the FDA since he knows how they operate from the inside. Welcome, Dr. Moore, to the cause of improving the quality of life for all people.
On the other hand, why are so many doctors still calling for more relaxed guidelines concerning this aggressive ECT intervention for deep-depression? It sounds like the same old mantra to me...
“People use it because it works,” said Dr. Laura J. Fochtmann, a member of the task force, professor and director of the Electroconvulsive Therapy Service at Stony Brook University Medical Center, Long Island.
States Dr. Peter R. Breggin, “It’s a big money-maker,” he said. “I would say if anything it’s been on the increase because there’s a market that’s been exploited, that is the elderly depressed women on Medicare. The reason for that is they’re covered, and there’s no one to protect them. What commonly stops shock treatment is a family member saying ‘over my dead body.’ ”
Does this sound familiar? Does CBIS have an alternate FDA plan in motion? I can't see exactly what CBIS is doing from the "outside"...but I know...they are all very smart people. In retrospect, I would say the presence of Dr. Moore is the alternate plan for CBIS working with the FDA.
Apparently, some of our schools love ECT too... Anderson Cooper aired the subject 22-05-12. You need seven-minutes and 41 seconds to listen.
I noticed the ECT expert who promoted the therapy to reduce student problem behaviors stated... "so they can be free of psychotropic medications."
I feel certain CBIS has something constructive to say about handling depression....I have a simple solution too...but I can't find a match at the moment...
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