We are finally getting better. He too was very ill with lyme and then complications. He was his sickest and not seeing patients when I was my sickest. It was not getting well himself with the one month plan that motivated him to learn as much as possible about TBI as possible.

His approach is wholistic. He was able to pin point why my immune system was compromised. Correcting the nutritional issues has lead to a rapid recovery on my part.

He treats all three of us for TBI. We are very pleased with our progress.

Samento has not been mentioned to me yet so Fish I don't have any info on that.

He is the one who diagnosed us. He prescribed abx at our first appointment. He treats with oral abx and other alternative methods. He is very open with you and wants you to take a big part in your treatment.

We like him very much, and have been seeing him for over a year now - we all have a long haul ahead of us.

Because he uses results for tracking he uses the lab your insurance pays for and tests regularly. It is interesting to see the variety of results we have had over two years. He says it is something about the disease not the labs. Anyway that is neither here nor there.

Many of his patients use adjunct, herbal and a bit experimental therapies. There are some he feels strongly against. He believes "we" are working toward the answers and is open to many things because he has discovered that what works for one person doesn't always work for another. THere are other factors that play a roll to wellness and he explores those.

He treats agressively with abx. He diagnosed my son, although I already knew, my son had a +WB but KF (ped group) denied my son had lyme. I had been seeing someone else when I took my son to PF, and was told I was still sick and was put back on abx at my son's appointment. The Dr. was right of cousre.

He is a bit overworked and tired at times himself.