[sola_fide]

Here's one: http://www.casewatch.org/civil/schiavo.shtml

[jwalsh07]

Your post is not evidence of quackery, it is evidence of ideological ostrichism.

The Florida Board of Health and an administrative judge investigated his claims and found them credible.

[SueAngel]

Dr. H. was also a Nobel Prize nominee... here's the link. http://www.emediawire.com/releases/2004/6/emw136836.htm

[Coop]

Well, at least you came up with something. I give you credit for that. But that judge's ruling was in reference to the Schiavo case. I'd be more impressed if you could find some evidence of quackery outside of this case.

Here's a link not related to Terri Schiavo. I'd say the guy is anything but a quack.

People can gain substantial reversal of previous deficits of all types through increased blood flow to the damaged areas. Nobel Prize nominee, Dr. William Hammesfahr, has shared his protocol using medication and hyperbaric oxygen with the World Congress on Disability in Orlando. In 2000, this work resulted in approval for the first patent in history granted for the treatment of neurological diseases including coma, stroke, brain injury, cerebral palsy, hypoxic injuries and other neurovascular disorders with medications that restore blood flow to the brain. It was extended to treat successfully disabilities including ADD, ADHD, Dyslexia, Tourette's and Autism as well as behaviorally and emotionally disturbed children, seizures and severe migraines.

OAARSN AUTISM NEWS BULLETIN (Oct 04)

[EnquiringMind]

He explained that last night. Because he could not produce a videotape of a person in EXACTLY the same condition as Terri, the judge discounted his testimony.

[Peach]

Dr. H is a nutjob.

Here's the deal. The doctor got a patent. What he's doing on certain patients - his main ones have things like whiplash is fine according to the other doctors.

The problem comes when he says he can heal all the things he says he can heal with it - like Terri.

He makes claims that are outlandish and says he just can't find his records that prove them. (like he couldn't find the nobel prize nominee letter - turned out he never had one - he was asked to stop claiming to be a nominee but said it was too expensive to re-do all his stationery.)

He's registered as an "alternative medicine" dr, and he works on a cash-basis only.

Ask them if he still advertises his miracle cures in the National Enquirer, or if he stopped yet. I doubt he has stopped unless for the Schindlers' sake.


http://abstractappeal.com/schiavo/trialctorder11-02.txt