Better yet, a subsequent dissolution with an alkaline (pH = 8.8) aqueous
dimethyl sulfoxide-ethylene diamine tetraacetic acid (DMSO-EDTA) solution
strongly reduced the noncholesterol residues. In vivo
, nearly complete dissolution of human cholesterol stones implanted in
the gallbladders of rabbits were obtained within eight hours when methyl tert-butyl
ether-DMSO (in a proportion of 70 to 30 parts) solvent was infused at a rate of 0.6
ml/h/kg. With methyl tert-butyl ether, only 84 parts per 100 of the original stone
weight was dissolved. As for side effects, the infusion of these solvents leads to morphological
changes in the gallbladder wall with some focal ulcerations. These alterations can
be almost completely recovered after two weeks. No histologic evidence of liver,
duodenal, or kidney damage was found. The four clinicians write: “We conclude that the mixture methyl tert-butyl
ether/dimethyl sulfoxide (70/30) constitutes a good solvent for mixed cholesterol
stones. Compared with pure methyl tert-butyl ether, the mixed system allows for a
more rapid and a more complete dissolution of gallstones.”
9
The above report was a semi-verifier of an earlier Japanese paper that
indicated DMSO is a chelator and dissolver of calcium stones in the gallbladder. In 1983, hepatobiliary surgeons (surgeons who operate on the liver and
gallbladder) described how they must face the difficult task of treating patients
with intrahepatic gallstones (gallstones derived from the liver) in spite of
considerable progress in operative methods or mechanical techniques. It was tough
for them to remove intrahepatic gallstones completely, and under such
circumstances, the development of a solubilizer that could dissolve the
intrahepatic bilirubinate calcium stones proved to be a tremendous boon for the
patients. The surgeons accomplished this step by injecting DMSO through a
postoperative catheter or PTCD catheter. Up to that time a chelating agent, so-
called hexametaphosphate (HMP) had been used for removing 
the calcium from
calcium bilirubinate. But this chelating agent, in itself, could not dissolve thebilirubin. Then the three Japanese surgeons found a direct solubilizer for bilirubin,
dimethyl sulfoxide, which they knew to be a bi-polar, non-protonic solvent, and
used it as an accelerator for bilirubin determination. After purifying the DMSO to
99.98 percent, they examined its toxicity by oral administration, intravenous
administration, and infusion into biliary tracts of animals. No toxicity or side
effects were detected on biochemical and pathological examinations. Next they
used their solution on humans in the amount of 90 percent DMSO together with 5
percent HMP and achieved a satisfactory effect by attaining the solubilizing of
their patients’ bilirubinate calcium stones. 10
CLINICAL STUDIES SHOWING RESPONSE TO DMSO IN
MISCELLANEOUS CONDITIONS
Successful treatment of lupus erythematosus, a chronic inflammatory disease of
connective tissue, affecting the skin and various internal organs, including the
bladder, was carried out using dimethyl sulfoxide. Typically, lupus exhibits a red
scaly rash on the face, affecting the nose and cheeks; arthritis; and progressive
damage to the kidneys. Often the heart, lungs, and brain are also affected by
progressive attacks of inflammation followed by the formation of scar tissue
(fibrosis). In a milder form of the disease only the skin is affected. Lupus erythematosus is regarded as an autoimmune disease and can be
diagnosed by the presence of abnormal antibodies in the blood stream, most easily
detected by a test that reveals characteristic white blood cells (LE cells). In 1984,
four physicians joined together in reporting on two female patients who were
victims of systemic lupus erythematosus with pathologically confirmed lupus
interstitial cystitis. Their urinary bladders were highly symptomatic. Treatment
with prednisone had been tried but without success. Then the two patients
responded very well to instillations of DMSO intravesically (into the bladder) and
had their conditions disappear. 11
DMSO works well to alleviate an unhealed wound at the site of a tooth
extraction, the well-known “dry socket” that defeats the surgical skills of many
dentists. Characterized by intense pain, discharge of pus, and sequestra (residual
symptoms, signs, and other ill effects), dry socket is most often associated with a
difficult extraction. Dripping DMSO directly into the extraction site tends to
prevent this problem from arising. 12Lastly, dimethyl sulfoxide has been used to offset inflammations associated
with sunburn. Phytophotodermatitis arising in the summer months in temperate
climates varies from mild to severe erythematous reactions (inflammation of the
skin due to widening or clogging of capillaries near the skin surface) with or
without vesicles or bullae (blisters) on the exposed parts of the body. By treating
the skin with a membrane labilizing agent (an agent that causes chemical change)
such as DMSO and a membrane stabilizing agent such as the steroid
desoximethasone, comfort for the patient is achieved. 13
DMSO ANTI-ARTHRITIS THERAPY
DMSO is not a cure for arthritis. It is one part of a five-part treatment program that
consists of:
1
. Nutrition
2
. Microendocrinology
3
. Immunotherapy
4
. Food allergy elimination
5
. DMSO
Powerful chemical agents such as cortisone, phenoprophins, phenylbutazones,
and gold have no place in this arthritis treatment program. Nutrition writer Adelle Davis, the idol of health food enthusiasts who has been
wrongly, in my opinion, sneered at by numerous medical traditionalists, was way
ahead of her time. Many of her nutritional suggestions have been confirmed by
good scientific research. The ultimate traditionalist in nutrition, the United States
Department of Agriculture, has, in fact, adapted much of her wisdom in its
“Dietary Goals” for Americans. The National Research Council of the National
Academy of Science proved Adelle Davis correct when it issued its 1982 report—
two years in the making—on 
Diet, Nutrition, and Cancer. The Council was
chaired by Dr. Clifford Grobstein of the University of California, and made up of
fourteen highly respected medical scientists. As we know from high school biology, and were reminded in college and
medical school, the anterior pituitary gland is the so-called “master gland.”
Through the action of ACTH, it directly controls the adrenals. But something we were not taught, and which is of great clinical significance, is
that the highest concentration of certain nutrients is in the adrenals and pituitarygland. The highest concentration of vitamin 
E in the body is stored in the pituitary;
the highest concentration of vitamin C is held by the adrenals. Also, the pituitary
gland needs sufficient protein for efficient function, and the greatest concentration
of pantothenic acid lies in the adrenal glands. Adelle Davis reasoned that if the adrenals were excreting enough natural
cortisone, exogenous cortisone would not be needed in the treatment of arthritis. She knew from the work of Dugal (
Endocrinology
 44: 420, 1949) that animals
under stress need 
seventy times
 the normal requirement of vitamin C to protect the
adrenals and that people in the “arthritis years” require twice as much vitamin C as
the young. As we can see from my simple little diagram (see 
Figure A-1
), vitamin E
deficiency will lead to pituitary insufficiency and, from hyposecretion of ACTH,
adrenal insufficiency follows. Therefore, a 
deficiency
 of vitamin C, vitamin E, pantothenic acid, and protein,
or perhaps certain combinations of these deficiencies, will, over a period of years,
lead to arthritis. Because of the high intake of sugar and junk food in this country,
subclinical deficiencies of these nutrients (and others) are common. Vitamin C deficiency is the easiest to measure. Studies of the night nursing
personnel of the Emergency Department at Memorial Hospital in Sarasota, Florida,
were revealing. These women were under extreme stress (which decreases vitamin
C levels) due to the abnormal hours they worked and the nature of the cases they
saw—such as gunshot wounds—with the concomitant responsibility. All of the
nurses smoked cigarettes, which drastically depresses vitamin C levels. Most of
them were on the birth control pill, which depresses vitamin C. They ate large
amounts of sugar-filled foods and drank copious amounts of cola drinks, which
drive down vitamin C levels. And they took frequent doses of aspirin (C-
depressing) for the headaches induced by their usual hypoglycemic swings brought
on by the colas and other junk food they ate. Figure A-1
 Diagram showing that adrenal insufficiency follows vitamin E deficiency. Eighty percent of these young women, who appeared to be in good health, were
vitamin C deficient. Over a period of years they have had chronic adrenalexhaustion, and arthritis is likely to follow. Yet, these workers were registered
nurses who should have known how to take care of themselves. I have barely scratched the surface on the importance of nutrition and arthritis. But, contrary to the pronouncements of the Arthritis Foundation, nutritional
deficiencies play a major role in the etiology of arthritis, something the writings on
orthomolecular nutrition by Adelle Davis and other authors will teach you. MICROENDOCRINOLOGY
Dr. Melvin Page’s extensive work with the calcium-phosphorus ratio,
anthropometric measurements, and microendocrinology is a major advance in the
treatment of arthritis in particular and degenerative disease in general. ALLERGY TESTING
For good results in the treatment of arthritis, food allergies must be investigated. The method I like best is cytotoxic testing of the blood. But, unfortunately,
cytotoxic labs are available in only a few cities. Sublingual testing or the
cumbersome elimination diet technique might possibly be used as a substitute. For excellent assistance with the various sophisticated allergy tests, including
the paper radioimmunosorbent (PRIST) test, the cytotoxic (or leukocytotoxic) test,
the radioallergosorbent (RAST) test, the fluoroallergosorbent (FAST) test, the
autoradiographic (MAST) test, the immunoperoxidase (IP) test, and the enzyme-
linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) test, you might use the services of several
laboratories that I am listing here. Note: of all the tests, the RAST and the ELISA
have proven most popular among those physicians specializing in environmental
medicine, because these two diagnostic procedures seem to be most accurate. Since this is not a book about food allergy, hypersensitivity, cytolytic reaction,
immune complex mediated reaction, delayed hypersensitivity reaction, food
intolerance, food idiosyncrasy, food metabolic reaction, toxicity reactions, or
anaphylaxis, I won’t go into detail describing the various tests. Instead, acquire
information from the following laboratories, which are quite accommodating to the
health professional:
Immuno Laboratories, 1620 West Oakland Park Boulevard, Ft. Lauderdale,
Florida 33311; toll-free nationally (800) 231–9197, in Florida (305) 486–
4500, teleFAX (305) 739–6563.Meridian Valley Clinical Laboratory, 24030 132nd Avenue SE, Kent,
Washington 98042; toll-free nationally (800) 234–6825, in Washington (206)
631–8922, teleFAX (206) 631–8691. (This is the laboratory with which
Jonathan Wright, M.D., was associated and that was raided at gunpoint by
agents of the FDA in May 1992.) Metametrix Medical Laboratory, 5000 Peachtree Industrial Boulevard, Suite
110, Norcross, Georgia 30071; telephone (404) 446-5483, teleFAX (404)
441-2237. Great Smokies Diagnostic Laboratory, 18A Regent Boulevard, Asheville,
North Carolina 28806; toll-free nationally (800) 522-4762, in North Carolina
(704) 253-0621, teleFAX (704) 253-1127. National BioTechnology Laboratory, Inc., 13215 SE 240th Street, Suite C,
Kent, Washington 98042; telephone (206) 630-2295, (800) 846-6285. IMMUNOTHERAPY
Another weapon in our treatment armamentarium is immunotherapy. Bernard A.
Bellew, M.D., discovered that patients receiving immunization for influenza and
for bacterial infection who had arthritis greatly improved following immunization. Dr. Bellew theorized that rheumatoid arthritis was secondary to chronic infection. With serial injections of flu and bacterial vaccines, he has had impressive results
in treating rheumatoid arthritis. DMSO is, of course, the tool against arthritis that this book favors most. If you
have any further questions about the employment of DMSO in arthritis or other
treatment modalities, please call or write to William Campbell Douglass, M.D.,
P.O. Box 888, Clayton, Georgia 30525, telephone (706) 782-7222. He is an expert
on this therapy. For literature and other information on pain relief for chronic joint,
ligamentous, and tendon disabilities, send a check or money order for $18 (U.S.)
along with a self-addressed, nine-inch by twelve-inch manilla envelope with
enough postage for ten ounces of articles to Dr. Morton Walker, Freelance
Communications, 484 High Ridge Road, Stamford, Connecticut 06905-3095;
telephone (203) 322-1551, teleFAX (203) 322-4656. FINAL RANDOM COMMENTSIn the treatment of massive stroke, extremely large doses of DMSO are required
for a good result. The initial dose is 2 g per kg of body weight. By the usual
standards, this is an incredibly large dose of medication, a comment on the lack of
toxicity of the drug. What other medication can be safely used even at one tenth of
that dose? One potentially serious side effect can occur at these high dosage levels—
hemolysis. The first IV arthritis patient treated by my medical consultant, Dr. Douglass,
had hemolysis with hemoglobinuria at a dosage of one g per kg. This is not a
common occurrence but occurs with enough frequency to warrant frequent blood
hemoglobin and hematocrit determinations and urine monitoring during the initial
phase of treatment. If hemolysis occurs, treatment should be continued at the same dosage level as
long as kidney function remains within normal limits and the hemogram doesn’t
change significantly. Transfusion will rarely be necessary but packed cells can be
given if indicated. A final word about the legality of DMSO in your state: Most people, including
doctors, don’t understand the FDA rules and regulations concerning the use of
“approved” drugs. Once a drug has been approved by the FDA for any condition,
a licensed physician in any state, whether the legislature of that state has passed
special legislation or not, has the right to use that drug in any way that he feels will
benefit his patient. There are many precedents for this, such as xylocaine in
cardiac arrhythmia, propranalol in hypertension and headache, diphenhydramine for
sedation, and phentoin for arrhythmias. Another example is the use of the
phenopropins for menstrual cramps. As DMSO has been approved for use in interstitial cystitis by the FDA,
DMSO is also legal in all fifty states for use in stroke, burns, arthritis, and for
whatever other purpose the doctor deems appropriate.APPENDIX II
Titles of Scientific Papers on DMSO Therapy in the
Order They Were Presented at the Dimethyl Sulfoxide
Symposium Held Under the Auspices of the New York
Academy of Sciences in January 1974
Pharmacologic and Biochemical Considerations of Dimethyl Sulfoxide. Don C.
Wood, Ph.D., Medlab Computer Services, Salt Lake City, Utah. Influence of Non-Ionic Organic Solutes on Various Reactions of Energy
Conservation and Utilization. Thomas Conover, Ph.D., Hahnemann Medical
College, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Effects of DMSO on Subunit Proteins. Thomas R. Henderson and Rogene F.
Henderson, Lovelace Fnd., Albuquerque, New Mexico, and J.L. York, University
of Arkansas School of Medicine, Little Rock, Arkansas. The Effect of Dimethyl Sulfoxide on a Lysosomal Membrane. Donald W. Misch
and Margaret S. Misch, Department of Zoology, University of North Carolina,
Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Specific Modifications of the Na+, K+
-
ATPase by DMSO. Joseph D. Robinson,
State University of New York, Upstate Medical Center, Syracuse, New York. Toxicology of DMSO and DMSO in Chemical Combinations. Lionel F. Rubin,
V.M.D., School of Veterinary Medicine, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania. Metabolism and Excretion of DMSO in Calves and Cows After Topical and
Parenteral Application of Labelled DMSO. J. Tiewst, E. Scharrer, N. Harre, L.
Flogel, and W. Jochle. The Effect of Dimethylsulfoxide and Dimethylformide on Tumor Cells in Vitro. Ellen Borenfreund and Aaron Bendich, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center,
New York, New York.Effect of DMSO on the Hepatic Disposition of Chemical Carcinogens. W.G. Levine, Department of Pharmacology, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Bronx,
New York. Potentiation of Anti-Neoplastic Compounds by Oral DMSO in Tumor-Bearing
Rats. Joel Warren, Ph.D., Miriam R. Sacksteder, B.S., Harriet Jarosz, B.S., Bruce
Wasserman, B.S., and Peter E. Andreotti, Leo Goodwin Institute for Cancer
Research, Nova University, Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Effect of DMSO on Skin Carcinogenesis. F. Stenback and H. Garcia, Eppley
Institute, Omaha, Nebraska. Report on the Use of DMSO on the Treatment of Extensive Superficial Wounds
in Dogs and Horses. S.W.J. Seager, M.A., M.V.B., M.R.C.V.S., Department of
Surgery, University of Oregon Medical School, Portland, Oregon. Anti-Inflammatory and Anti-Thrombotic Effects of Topically Applied Dimethyl
Sulfoxide (DMSO). Peter Gorog, Ph.D., Egypt Pharmacochemical Works and Irene
B. Kovacs, M.D., Otto Korvin Hospital, Budapest, Hungary. Fate and Metabolism of DMSO in 30 Agricultural Crops. Bernard C. Smale,
Ph.D., Neil J. Lasater, and Bruce T. Hunter, Crown Zellerbach Central Research,
Camas, Washington. Accumulation and Persistence of Sulfur 35 in Peach Foliage and Fruit Sprayed
With Radiolabeled Dimethyl Sulfoxide. Harry L. Kell, Ph.D., United States
Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service, Northeastern Region,
Agricultural Research Center-West, Beltsville, Maryland. Use of DMSO to Control Aflatoxin Production. George A. Bean and George W.
Rambo, Division of Agriculture and Life Sciences, University of Maryland,
College Park, Maryland. Current Concepts Concerning Radioprotective and Cryoprotective Properties of
Dimethyl Sulphoxide in Cellular Systems. M.J. Ashwood-Smith, Department of
Biological Sciences, University of Victoria, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. The Effect of Dimethyl Sulfoxide on Forelimb Regeneration of the Adult Newt.Gerald G. Slattery, Ph.D., College of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery, Des
Moines, Iowa, and Anthony J. Schmidt, Ph.D., University of Illinois, Medical
Center, Chicago, Illinois. In Vitro and In Vivo Effects of Dimethylsulfoxide on Streptomycin Sensitive and
Resistant Escherichia Coli. W.E. Feldman, J.D. Punch, and P.C. Holden,
Richmond, Virginia. Tolerance of In Vitro Neuritic Development to DMSO. Fred Jerrold Roisen,
Ph.D., College of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, Rutgers Medical School,
Piscataway, New Jersey. DMSO: A Tool in Sperm Motility Control Studies. Leonard Nelson, Ph.D.,
Medical College of Ohio, Toledo, Ohio. Interferon Production in the White Mouse by Dimethyl Sulfoxide (DMSO). Michael Kunze, M.D., Institute of Hygiene, University of Vienna, Austria. Effect of Dimethyl Sulfoxide and Hydrogen Peroxide on Tissue Gas Tensions. Beart Myers, M.D., and William Donovan. Surgical Research Laboratory,
Veterans’ Administration Hospital, and Louisiana State University School of
Medicine, New Orleans, Louisiana. Effect of DMSO on the Hypothalamic-Pituitary Adrenal Axis of the Rat. J.P.
Allen, M.D., Brooks Air Force Base, and C.F. Allen, Southwest Foundation for
Clinical Research, San Antonio, Texas. Effects of DMSO and a Corticosteroid on Normal and Infected Anal Sacs of
Dogs. J.G. Kilian, Syntex Research, Palo Alto, California. The Effect of Dimethylsulfoxide (DMSO) on Cholinergic Transmission in Aplysia
Ganglion Cells. Makoto Sato, M.D., Ph.D., and Masashi Sawada, Ph.D.,
Neuroscience Laboratory, Division of Neurosurgery, University of Oregon
Medical School, Portland, Oregon. Protective Effect of Dimethyl Sulfoxide on Brain Cells Against Sonic Stress. Ramon Lim and S. Mullan, University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois.DMSO in CNS Trauma. J.C. de la Torre, H.M. Kawanaga, C.M. Johnson, D.W.
Goode, K. Kajihara, and S. Mullan, University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois. Experimental Design of Clinical Trials Testing the Efficacy of 90% DMSO
Solution in Diseases of the Musculoskeletal System in the Dog. E.G. Averkin,
Syntex Research, Palo Alto, California, and T. O’Brian, D.V.M., Tauton,
Massachusetts. Introduction Study for a New Topical Medication With DMSO in Dermatology. Dr. Lazaro Schatman, Alvear and Israelita Hospitals and Railway Polyclinic
Services, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Experimental and Clinical Evaluation With Topical DMSO in Vascular Disorders
of the Extremities. A. Kappert, M.D., University of Bern, Switzerland. DMSO Therapy in Chronic Skin Ulcers. Rene Miranda, M.D., University of
Chile. DMSO Therapy as Toxicity Reducing Agent and Potentiator of
Cyclophosphamide in the Treatment of Different Types of Cancer. Jorge Cornejo,
M.D., Military Hospital, Santiago, Chile. Clinical Experience With DMSO as a Solvent for Antiviral Agents. B.E. Juel-
Jensen, H.A., D.M., University of Oxford, England. DMSO Therapy in Severe Mental Retardation in Mongoloid Children. M.
Aspillaga, M.D., M. Sanchez, M.D., G. Morizon, M.D., and Lucila Capdeville,
M.D., Santiago, Chile. DMSO Therapy Applied to Non-Mongoloid Children Oligophrenia. Dra. Ana
Giller and Dra. Maria E.M. de Bernadou, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Oral DMSO in Mental Retardation: A Preliminary Controlled Study. J.M. Gabourie, J.W. Becker, B.D. Bateman. DMSO Therapy in Brochiolitis, Tinnitus, and Diminished Hearing. Aristides
Zuniga, M.D., Manuel Arriaran Children’s Hospital, Santiago, Chile.Evaluation of DMSO Therapy in Chronic Respiratory Insufficiency of Broncho-
Pulmonary Origin. Renato Eulufi, M.D., University of Chile. DMSO in Retinal Disease. Robert V. Hill, M.D., University of Oregon Medical
School, Portland, Oregon. DMSO Therapy in the Treatment of Secondary Sterility (Inflammatory Tubal
Obstruction). Hugo Venegas, M.D., Naval Hospital, Valparaiso, Chile.APPENDIX III
Directory of Physicians Worldwide Who Can Provide
Information on DMSO Treatment
The physicians recorded here who can provide information on DMSO treatment
follow the protocol of the American College of Advancement in Medicine. The
listing is based on the membership directory of the American College of
Advancement in Medicine (ACAM). Please be aware that the use of DMSO is not
approved or disapproved by ACAM. The listing of ACAM members is provided
here because these are open-minded, progressive, knowledgeable, skilled, and
trustworthy physicians who know more about the applications and effects of
DMSO than any other health professionals in the world. Oftentimes many of them
instill DMSO as part of their chelation therapy for patients. A key giving information about each physician is provided before the list. For
an updated directory or the most current listing of ACAM doctors in a particular
geographic region, contact the American College of Advancement in Medicine,
23121 Verdugo Drive, Suite 204, Laguna Hills, California 92653; (714) 585-7666
within California or (800) 532-3688 outside California. Members of the American College of Advancement in Medicine include
diplomates (indicated by 
DIPL
), diplomate candidates (indicated by 
D/C
), and
licensed physicians who may administer DMSO therapy (indicated by 
P
). A 
diplomate
 of the American College of Advancement in Medicine is an
individual who:
1
. Is a graduate of an approved school of medicine (D.O. or M.D., or foreign
equivalent);
2
. Is currently licensed to practice in the state or territory where he/she conducts
practice;
3
. Has been recommended (by letter) by two ACAM diplomates;
4
. Has successfully completed the written examination of ACAM;
5
. Shows evidence of being responsible for the administration of therapeutic
programs approved by ACAM;
6
. Has satisfied the requirements for preceptor training as outlined in the
protocol of preceptorship;
7
. Has successfully completed the oral examination of the American Board ofChelation Therapy (ABCT);
8
. Submits ten acceptable questions and answers with references for use in
future written exams. A 
diplomate candidate
 of the American College of Advancement in Medicine
is an individual who:
1
. Is a graduate of an approved school of medicine (D.O. or M.D., or foreign
equivalent);
2
. Is currently licensed to practice in the state or territory where he/she conducts
practice;
3
. Has been recommended (by letter) by two diplomates;
4
. Has successfully completed the written examination of the American Board of
Chelation Therapy, and is in the process of completing the remaining
requirements for ABCT. To get in touch with the American College of Advancement in Medicine,
contact one of the following:
ACAM HEADQUARTERS ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
Edward A. Shaw, Ph.D. Executive Director
Sally Bonebrake Administrative Services Coordinator
Grace Claus Membership Services Coordinator
Nancy Morgan Books and Literature Coordinator
HEADQUARTERS ADDRESS
American College of Advancement in Medicine Suite 204
23121 Verdugo Drive Laguna Hills, CA 92653
(714) 583-7666 (800) 532-3688
Please note that this directory of physicians who use alternative healing
methods may not be republished, reprinted, sold, or duplicated in whole or in part
in any form or by any means for any commercial purpose or for the compilation of
mailing lists without the prior written permission of this book’s author or the
American College of Advancement in Medicine.Key to Worldwide American College of Advancement
in Medicine Physician’s List
PROFESSIONAL LEVEL CODES
DIPL
Diplomate
D/C
Diplomate candidate
P
Licensed physician who follows the program now put forth by the
American College of Advancement in Medicine. SPECIALTY CODES
A
Allergy
AC
Acupuncture
AN
Anesthesiology
AR
Arthritis
AU
Auriculotherapy
BA
Bariatrics
CD
Cardiovascular
CS
Chest Disease
CT
Chelation Therapy
DD
Degenerative Disease
DIA
Diabetes
EM
Environmental Medicine
END
Endocrinology
FP
Family Practice
GE
Gastroenterology
GER
Geriatrics
GP
General Practice
GYN
GynecologyHGL
Hypoglycemia
HO
Hyperbaric Oxygen
HOM
Homeopathy
HYP
Hypnosis
IM
Internal Medicine
LM
Legal Medicine
MM
Metabolic Medicine
NT
Nutrition
OBS
Obstetrics
OME
Orthomolecular Medicine
OPH
Ophthalmology
OSM
Osteopathic Manipulation
P
Psychiatry
PD
Pediatrics
PH
Public Health
PM
Preventive Medicine
PMR
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
PO
Psychiatry Orthomolecular
PUD
Pulmonary Diseases
R
Radiology
RHI
Rhinology
RHU
Rheumatology
S
Surgery
WR
Weight Reduction
YS
Yeast Syndrome
American College of Advancement in Medicine
(ACAM) Physicians—United StatesALABAMA
Birmingham
P. Gus J. Prosch Jr., M.D. (P)
759 Valley Street
Birmingham, AL 35226
(205) 823-6180
A,AR,CT,GP,NT,OME
ALASKA
Anchorage
Sandra Denton, M.D. (DIPL)
Suite 200
4115 Lake Otis Parkway
Anchorage, AK 99506
(907) 563-6200
FAX (907) 561-4933
Emergencies, EM
F. Russell Manuel, M.D. (P)
Suite 304
4200 Lake Otis Boulevard
Anchorage, AK 99506
(907) 562-7070
CT,GP,PM
Robert Rowen, M.D. (DIPL)
Suite 300
615 East 82nd Avenue
Anchorage, AK 99518
(907) 344-7775
AC,CT,FP,HYP,NT,PM
Soldotna
Paul G. Isaak, M.D. Box 219Soldotna, AK 99669
(907) 262-9341
(Retired)
Wasilla
Robert E. Martin, M.D. (P)
PO Box 870710
Wasilla, AK 99687
(907) 376-5284
AU,CT,FP,GP,OS,PM
ARIZONA
Glendale
Lloyd D. Armold, D.O. (DIPL)
Suite 2
4901 West Bell Road
Glendale, AZ 85306
(602) 939-8916
AR,CT,GP,MM,OSM,PM
Mesa
William W. Halcomb, D.O. (P)
Suite 109
4323 East Broadway
Mesa, AZ 85206
(602) 832-3014
A,CT,GP,HO,OSM,PM
Parker
S.W. Meyer, D.O. (D/C)
332 River Front Drive
PO Box 1870
Parker, AZ 85344
(602) 669-8911
CD,CT,DD,FP,OS,RHUPhoenix
Terry S. Friedmann, M.D. (DIPL)
Suite 381
2701 East Camelback Road
Phoenix, AZ 85016
(602) 381-0800
A,CT,FP,HGL,HYP,NT
Stanley R. Olsztyn, M.D. (P)
Whitton Place
Suite 210
3610 North 44th Street
Phoenix, AZ 85018
(602) 954-0811
A,CT,DD,PM
Prescott
Gordon H. Josephs, D.O. (P)
315 West Goodwin Street
Prescott, AZ 86303
(602) 778-6169
CT,GP,NT,PM,S
Scottsdale
Gordon H. Josephs, D.O. (P)
7315 East Evans
Scottsdale, AZ 85250
(602) 996-9232
CT,GP,NT,PM,S
Tempe
Garry Gordon, M.D. (DIPL)
5535 South Compass
Tempe, AZ 85283
(602) 838-2079
CT,NT,PMARKANSAS
Hot Springs
William Wright, M.D. (P)
Suite 211
1 Mercy Drive
Hot Springs, AR 71913
(501) 624-3312
A,CT,GP,IM
Leslie
Melissa Tallaferro, M.D. (DIPL)
Cherry Street
PO Box 400
Leslie, AR 72645
(501) 447-2599
FAX (501) 447-2917
AC,CT,DD,IM,NT,PM,RHU
Little Rock
Norbert J. Becquet, M.D. (DIPL)
115 West Sixth Street
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 375-4419
CT,OPH,PM,RHU
John L. Gustavus, M.D. (D/C)
4721 East Broadway
North Little Rock, AR 72117
(501) 758-9350
Springdale
Doty Murphy III, M.D. (P)
812 Dorman
Springdale, AR 72764
(501) 756-3251
CD,CTCALIFORNIA
Albany
Rose B. Gordon, M.D. (DIPL)
405 Kaine Avenue
Albany, CA 94706
(510) 526-3232
FAX (510) 526-3217
BA,CT,NT,PM
Bakersfield
Ralph G. Selbly, M.D. (D/C)
1311 Columbus Street
Bakersfield, CA 93305
(805) 873-1000
CT,GP,NT,PM
Campbell
Carol A. Shamlin, M.D. (D/C)
Suite 11A
621 East Campbell
Campbell, CA 95006
(408) 378-7970
A,CT,GP,MM,OME,PM
Chico
Eva Jalkotzy, M.D. (P)
Suite E
156 Eaton Road
Chico, CA 95926
(916) 893-3080
CT,FP,GP,NT,PM
Concord
John P. Toth, M.D. (D/C)
Suite 10
2299 Bacon StreetConcord, CA 94520
(510) 682-5660
A,FP,GP
Corte Madera
Michael Rosenbaum, M.D. (P)
Suite B-130
45 San Clemente Drive
Corte Madera, CA 94925
(415) 927-9450
FAX (415) 927-3759
A,HGL,MM,NT,P,YS
Covina
James Privitera, M.D. (D/C)
105 North Grandview Avenue
Covina, CA 91723
(818) 966-1618
A,MM,NT
Daly City
Charles K. Dahlgren, M.D. (P)
Suite 604
1800 Sullivan Avenue
Daly City, CA 94015
(415) 756-2900
A,NT,RHL,S
El Cajon
William J. Saccoman, M.D. (P)
Suite 103
505 North Mollison Avenue
El Cajon, CA 92021
(619) 440-3838
CT,NT,PM
EncinoA.Leonard Klepp, M.D. (DIPL)
Suite 725
16311 Ventura Boulevard
Encino, CA 91436
(818) 961-5511
FAX (818) 907-1468
CT,FP,HGL,NT,PM
Fresno
David J. Edwards, M.D. (P)
360 South Clovis Avenue
Fresno, CA 93727
(209) 251-5066
CT,GYN,PM
Grand Terrace
Bruce Halstead, M.D. (P)
22807 Barton Road
Grand Terrace, CA 92324
(No Referrals)
Hollywood
James J. Julian, M.D. (P)
1654 Cahuenga Boulevard
Hollywood, CA 90026
(213) 467-5555
AR,BA,CT,NT,PM
Joan Priestley, M.D. (P)
Suite 603
7080 Hollywood Boulevard
Hollywood, CA 90028
(213) 957-4217
A,EM,FP,NT
Huntington Beach
Joan M. Resk, D.O. (D/C)Suite 203
18821 Delaware Street
Huntington Beach, CA 92648
(714) 842-5591
FAX (714) 843-9580
CD,CT,DD,NT,OSM,PM
Kentfield
Carolyn Albrecht, M.D. 10 Wolfe Grade
Kentfield, CA
(Retired)
La Jolla
Pierre Steiner, M.D. 1550 Via Corona
La Jolla, CA 92037
(No Referrals)
Lake Forest
David A. Steenblock, D.O. (DIPL)
Suite 500
22706 Aspen
Lake Forest, CA 92630
(714) 770-9616
FAX (714) 770-9775
CD,CT,DIA,IM
Laytonville
Eugene D. Finkle, M.D. (P)
PO Box 309
Laytonville, CA 95454
(707) 984-6151
FAX (707) 984-6151
CT,GP,GYN,MM,NT,PM
Long BeachH. Richard Casdorph, M.D., Ph.D., F.A.C.A.M. (DIPL)
Suite 201
1703 Termino Avenue
Long Beach, CA 90804
(310) 597-8716
FAX (310) 597-4616
CD,CS,CT,DIA,IM,NT
Los Altos
Robert F. Cathcart III, M.D. (P)
Suite 4
127 Second Street
Los Altos, CA 94022
(415) 949-2822
A,AR,CT,DD,OME,PM
Claude Marquette, M.D. (P)
Suite 110
5050 El Camino Real
Los Altos, CA 94022
(415) 964-6700
A,BA,CT,NT,PM
Los Angeles
Laszlo Belenyessy, M.D. (P)
Suite D
12732 Washington Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90066
(213) 822-4614
A,AC,BA,CT,GP,NT
M. Jahangiri, M.D. (P)
2156 South Santa Fe
Los Angeles, CA 90058
(213) 587-3218
A,AC,CT,FP,GP
MontereyLon B. Work, M.D. (P)
Suite D
841 Foam Street
Monterey, CA 93940
(408) 655-0215
CT,DD,GYN,HGL,NT,RHU
Newport Beach
Julian Whitaker, M.D. (D/C)
Suite 100
4321 Birch Street
Newport Beach, CA 92660
(714) 851-1550
FAX (714) 851-9970
CD,CT,DD,DIA,NT,PM
North Hollywood
David C. Freeman, M.D. (P)
Suite 103
11311 Camarillo Street
North Hollywood, CA 91602
(818) 985-1103
CD,CT,END,HGL,NT,PM
Oceanside
A. Hal Thatcher, M.D. 2552 Cornwall Street
Oceanside, CA 92054
(Retired)
Oxnard
Mohamed Moharram, M.D. (P)
Suite B
300 West 5th Street
Oxnard, CA 93030
(805) 483-2355
CS,CT,DD,DIA,GP,PMPalm Desert
David H. Tang, M.D. (D/C)
Suite 6
74133 El Paseo
Palm Desert, CA 92260
(619) 341-2113
FAX (619) 341-2724
AC,CT,IM,MM,NT,PM
Palm Springs
Sean Degnan, M.D. (D/C)
Suite 200
2825 Tahquitz McCallum
Palm Springs, CA 92262
(619) 320-4292
AC,CT,NT,PM
Porterville
John B. Park, M.D. (D/C)
131 East Mill Avenue
Porterville, CA 93527
(209) 781-6224
AN,BA,FP,GP,PM,S
Rancho Mirage
Charles Farinella, M.D. (P)
Suite 106A
69-730 Highway 111
Rancho Mirage, CA 92270
(619) 324-0734
CT,GP,PM
Redding
Bessie J. Tillman, M.D. (D/C)
2054 Market Street
Redding, CA 96001
(916) 246-3022A,CT,DD,NT,PM,YS
Reseda
Ilona Abraham, M.D. (P)
19231 Victoria Boulevard
Reseda, CA 91335
(818) 345-8721
A,AC,CD,CT,P
Sacramento
J.E. Dugas, M.D. Suite 206
3400 Cottage Way
Sacramento, CA 95825
(Retired)
Michael Kwiker, D.O. (P)
Suite 3
3301 Alta Arden
Sacramento, CA 95825
(916) 489-4400
A,CT,DIA,NT
San Clemente
William Doell, D.O. (DIPL)
971 Calle Negocio
San Clemente, CA 92672
(No Referrals)
San Diego
Lawrence Taylor, M.D. (P)
Suite 402
3330 Third Avenue
San Diego, CA 92103
(619) 296-2952
A,CT,FP,NT,PM,YS
San FranciscoRichard A. Kunin, M.D. (P)
2698 Pacific Avenue
San Francisco, CA 94115
(415) 346-2500
CT,DD,HYP,P,PM,PO
Russell A. Lemesh, M.D. Suite 320
595 Buckingham Way
San Francisco, CA 94132
(415) 731-5907
CD,END,GER,IM,MM,PM
Paul Lynn, M.D. (DIPL)
345 West Portal Avenue
San Francisco, CA 94127
(415) 566-1000
A,AR,CT,DD,NT,PM
Gary S. Ross, M.D. (P)
Suite 300
500 Sutter
San Francisco, CA 94102
(415) 398-0555
A,AC,CT,DD,FP,NT,PM
San Leandro
Steven H. Gee, M.D. (DIPL)
595 Estudillo Street
San Leandro, CA 94577
(510)483-5881
AC,BA,CT,GP
San Marcos
William C. Kubitschek, D.O. (DIPL)
1194 Calle Maria
San Marcos, CA 92069(619) 744-6991
AC,FP,NT,OSM,PM,PMR
San Rafael
Ross B. Gordon, M.D. (DIPL)
4144 Redwood Highway
San Rafael, CA 94903
(415) 499-9377
BA,CT,NT,PM
Santa Ana
Ronald Wempen, M.D. (D/C)
Suite 306
3620 South Bristol Street
Santa Ana, CA 92704
(714) 546-4325
A,AC,MM,NT,PO,YS
Santa Barbara
H.J. Hoegerman, M.D. (DIPL)
Suite D
101 West Arrellaga
Santa Barbara, CA 93101
(805) 963-1824
A,CD,CT,DIA,FP,GP,RHU
Mohamed Moharram, M.D. (P)
Suite B
101 West Arrellaga
Santa Barbara, CA 93101
(805) 965-5229
CS,CT,DD,DIA,GP,PM
Santa Maria
Donald E. Reiner, M.D. (P)
1414-D South Miller
Santa Maria, CA 93454(805) 925-0961
CT,GP,OME,PM,S
Santa Monica
Michael Rosenbaum, M.D. (P)
Suite 110
2730 Wilshire Boulevard
Santa Monica, CA 90403
(310) 453-4424
A,HGL,MM,NT,P,YS
Murray Susser, M.D. (DIPL)
Suite 110
2730 Wilshire Boulevard
Santa Monica, CA 90403
(310) 453-4424
FAX (310) 828-0261
A,CT,NT,OME
Santa Rosa
Terri Su, M.D. (D/C)
Suite 3
1038 4th Street
Santa Rosa, CA 95404
(707) 571-7560
AC,AN,CT,FP,NT,PM
Seal Beach
Allen Green, M.D. (P)
Suite 212
909 Electric Avenue
Seal Beach, CA 90740
(310) 493-4526
AC,CT,FP,NT,PM
Sherman Oaks
Rosa M. Ami Belli, M.D.13481 Cheltenham Drive
Sherman Oaks, CA 91423
(No Referrals)
Smith River
JoAnn Hoffer, M.D. (D/C)
12559 Highway 101 North
(Mini-Mart)
Smith River, CA 95567
(707) 487-3405
CT,NT,PM
James D. Schuler, M.D. (DIPL)
12559 Highway 101 North
(Mini-Mart)
Smith River, CA 95567
(707) 487-3405
A,CT,DIA,PM,S,YS
Stanton
William J. Goldwag, M.D. (P)
7499 Cerritos Avenue
Stanton, CA 90680
(714) 827-5180
CT,NT,PM
Studio City
Charles E. Law, Jr., M.D. (P)
Suite I
3959 Laurel Canyon Boulevard
Studio City, CA 91604
(818) 761-1661
AC,BA,CT,GP,NT,PM
Torrance
Anita Millen, M.D. (P)
Suite 1701010 Crenshaw Boulevard
Torrance, CA 90501
(310) 320-1132
CT,DD,FP,GYN,NT,PM
Van Nuys
Frank Mosler, M.D. (P)
14426 Gilmore Street
Van Nuys, CA 91401
(818) 785-7425
BA,CT,GP,HGL,NT,PM
Walnut Creek
Alan Shifman Charles, M.D. (P)
1414 Maria Lane
Walnut Creek, CA 94596
(510) 937-3331
AC,CT,DD,FP,OM
Peter H.C. Mutke, M.D. (P)
1808 San Miguel Drive
Walnut Creek, CA 94596
(510) 933-2405
CT,HGL,HYP,NT,PM,YS
COLORADO
Colorado Springs
James R. Fish, M.D. (DIPL)
3030 North Hancock
Colorado Springs, CO 80907
(719) 471-2273
CT,HYP,PM
George Juetersonke, D.O. (D/C)
Suite 200
5455 North UnionColorado Springs, CO 80918
(719) 528-1960
A,AC,CT,HGL,NT,OSM,P
Englewood
John H. Altshuler, M.D. (P)
Building 10
Greenwood Executive Park
7485 East Peakview Avenue
Englewood, CO 80111
(303) 740-7771
HYP,IM
Grand Junction
William L. Reed, M.D. (D/C)
Suite A-4
591 - 25 Road
Grand Junction, CO 81505
(303) 241-3631
A,CT,NT,PM
CONNECTICUT
Torrington
Jerrold N. Finnie, M.D. (P)
Suite 204
333 Kennedy Drive
Torrington, CT 06790
(203) 489-8977
A,CT,CS,NT,RHI,YS
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Washington
Paul Beals, M.D. (P)
Suite 100
2639 Connecticut Avenue NWWashington, DC 20037
(202) 332-0370
CT,FP,NT,PM
George H. Mitchell, M.D. Suite C-100
2639 Connecticut Avenue NW
Washington, DC 20008
(202) 265-4111
A,NT
FLORIDA
Atlantic Beach
Richard Worsham, M.D. (D/C)
303 - 1st Street
Atlantic Beach, FL 32233
(No Referrals)
Boca Raton
Leonard Haimes, M.D. (P)
Suite 107
7300 North Federal Highway
Boca Raton, FL 33487
(407) 994-3888
A,BA,CT,IM,NT,PM
Narinder Singh Parhar, M.D. (D/C)
Suite 220
7840 Glades Road
Boca Raton, FL 33434
(407) 479-3200
A,CT,FP,NT,PM,S,WR
Bradenton
Eteri Melnikov, M.D. (D/C)
116 Manatee Avenue EastBradenton, FL 34208
(813) 748-7943
CD,CT,DIA,GP,PM,YS
Fort Lauderdale
Bruce Dooley, M.D. (P)
1493 SE 17th Street
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316
(305) 527-9355
A,CT,GP,NT,PM,YS
Fort Myers
Gary L. Pynckel, D.O. (DIPL)
Suite 115
3940 Metro Parkway
Fort Myers, FL 33916
(813) 278-3377
CT,FP,GP,OSM,PM
Hollywood
Herbert Pardell, D.O. (DIPL)
7061 Taft Street
Hollywood, FL 33020
(305) 989-5558
CT,DD,IM,MM,NT,PM
Homosassa
Carlos F. Gonzalez, M.D. (D/C)
7991 South Suncoast Boulevard
Homosassa, FL 32646
(904) 382-8282
A,CD,CS,END,PMR,RHU
Jupiter
Neil Ahner, M.D. (DIPL)
1080 East Indiantown Road
Jupiter, FL 33477(407) 744-0077
CT,NT,PM
Lakeland
Harold Robinson, M.D. (P)
Suite 27
4406 South Florida Avenue
Lakeland, FL 33803
(813) 646-5088
CT,FP,GP,HGL,NT,PM
Lauderhill
Herbert R. Slavin, M.D. (D/C)
Suite 210
7200 West Commercial Boulevard
Lauderhill, FL 33319
(305) 748-4991
CT,DD,DIA,GER,IM,NT
Maitland
Joya Lynn Schoen, M.D. (D/C)
Suite 200
341 North Maitland Avenue
Maitland, FL 32751 (407) 644-2729
FAX (407) 644-1205
A,CT,HGL,HOM,OSM
Miami
Joseph G. Godorov, D.O. (P)
Suite 307
9055 SW 87th Avenue
Miami, FL 33176
(305) 595-0671
CT,END,FP,HGL,NT,PM
Bernard J. Letourneau, D.O. (P)
6475 SW 40th StreetMiami, FL 33155
(305) 666-9933
FP,GP,NT,OS
North Lauderdale
Narinder Singh Parhar, M.D. (D/C)
1333 South State Road 7
North Lauderdale, FL 33068
(305) 978-6604
A,CT,FP,NT,PM,S,WR
North Miami Beach
Martin Dayton, D.O. (DIPL)
18600 Collins Avenue
North Miami Beach, FL 33160
(305) 931-8484
CT,FP,GER,NT,OSM,PM
Ocala
George Graves, D.O. (P)
3501 NE Tenth Street
Ocala, FL 32670
(904) 236-2525 or (904) 732-3633
CT,DD,PM
Orange City
Travis L. Herring, M.D. (P)
106 West Fern Drive
Orange City, FL 32763
(904) 775-0525
CT,FP,HOM,IM
Palm Bay
Neil Ahner, M.D. (DIPL)
1200 Malabar Road
Palm Bay, FL 32907
(407) 729-8581CT,NT,PM
Pensacola
Ward Dean, M.D. (P)
PO Box 11097
Pensacola, FL 32524
(No Referrals)
Pompano Beach
Dan C. Roehm, M.D. (P)
Suite 3450
3400 Park Central Boulevard North
Pompano Beach, FL 33064
(305) 977-3700
FAX (305) 977-0180
CD,CT,IM,MM,NT,OME
Port Canaveral
James Parsons, M.D. (D/C)
Suite 110
707 Mullet Drive
Port Canaveral, FL 32920
(407) 784-2102
A,CT,MM,NT,PO,RHU
Sarasota
Thomas McNaughton, M.D. (D/C)
1521 Dolphin Street
Sarasota, FL 34236
(813) 365-6273
FAX (813) 365-4269
CT,GP,NT,PM
Joseph Ossorio, M.D. (P)
Suite H-5
3900 Clark Road
Sarasota, FL 34277(813) 921-6338
HYP,P,PM
St. Petersburg
Ray Wunderlich, Jr., M.D. (DIPL)
666 - 6th Street South
St. Petersburg, FL 33701
(813) 822-3612
A,BA,CT,DD,HGL,MM,PO
Sunrise
Leon L. Shore, D.O. 10111 West Oakland Park Boulevard
Sunrise, FL 33351
(305) 741-1533
GP,OS
Tampa
Donald J. Carrow, M.D. (P)
Suite 206
3902 Henderson Boulevard
Tampa, FL 33629
(813) 832-3220
FAX (813) 282-1132
AR,CD,DIA,HGL,HO
Eugene H. Lee, M.D. (P)
Suite A
1804 West Kennedy Boulevard
Tampa, FL 33606
(813) 251-3089
AC,CT,GP,HGL,NT,PM
Venice
Thomas McNaughton, M.D. (D/C)
540 South Nokomis Avenue
Venice, FL 34285(813) 484-2167
CT,GP,NT,PM
Wauchula
Alfred S. Massam, M.D. (P)
528 West Main Street
Wauchula, FL 33873
(813) 773-6668
CT,FP,PM
Winter Park
James M. Parsons, M.D. (D/C)
Great Western Bank Building
#303 2699 Lee Road
Winter Park, FL 32789
(407) 628-3399
A,CT,MM,NT,PO,RHU
Robert Rogers, M.D. (P)
Suite 204
1865 North Semoran Boulevard
Winter Park, FL 32792
(407) 679-2811
A,CD,CT,NT,PM
GEORGIA
Atlanta
Stephen B. Edelson, M.D. (P)
3833 Roswell Road
Atlanta, GA 30342
(404) 841-0088
A,CT,FP,NT,OME,PM,YS
David Epstein, D.O. (P)
Suite 100
427 Moreland AvenueAtlanta, GA 30307
(404) 525-7333
BA,CT,GP,NT,OSM,PM
Milton Fried, M.D. (DIPL)
4426 Tilly Mill Road
Atlanta, GA 30360
(404) 451-4857
A,CT,IM,NT,PM,PO
Bernard Mlaver, M.D. (DIPL)
4480 North Shallowford Road
Atlanta, GA 30338
(404) 395-1600
CT,NT,PM
Camilla
Oliver L. Gunter, M.D. (DIPL)
24 North Ellis Street
Camilla, GA 31730
(912) 336-7343
CT,DD,DIA,GP,NT,PU
Decatur
Naima ABD Elghany, M.D. (P)
3455H North Druid Hill Road
Decatur, GA 30033
(404) 639-3385
A,CD,IM,PH,PM,PUD
Warner Robins
Terril J. Schneider, M.D. (P)
Suite 19
205 Dental Drive
Warner Robins, GA 31088
(912) 929-1027
A,CT,FP,NT,PM,PMRHAWAII
Kailua-Kona
Clifton Arrington, M.D. (P)
PO Box 649
Kealakekua, HI 96750
(808) 322-9400
BA,CT,FP,NT,PM
IDAHO
Coeur d’Alene
Charles T. McGee, M.D. (P)
Suite 108
1717 Lincolnway
Coeur d’Alene, ID 83814
(208) 664-1478
A,CT,NT,OME,PM
Nampa
John O. Boxall, M.D. (P)
824 - 17th Avenue South
Nampa, ID 83651
(208) 466-3517
AC,CT,GP,HYP
Stephen Thornburgh, D.O. (P)
824 - 17th Avenue South
Nampa, ID 83651
(208) 466-3517
AC,CT,HOM,OS
Sandpoint
K. Peter McCallum, M.D. (DIPL)
2500 Selle Road
Sandpoint, ID 83864
(208) 263-5456CT,NT,MM,OME,PM
ILLINOIS
Arlington Heights
Terrill K. Haws, D.O. (D/C)
Suite 111
121 South Wilke Road
Arlington Heights, IL 60005
(708) 577-9451
CT,DD,FP,GP,OSM
William J. Mauer, D.O., F.A.C.A.M. (DIPL)
3401 North Kennicott Avenue
Arlington Heights, IL 60004
(800) 255-7030
FAX (708) 255-7700
CT,DIA,GP,NT,OSM,PM
Aurora
Thomas Hesselink, M.D. (D/C)
Suite 1735
888 South Edgelawn Drive
Aurora, IL 60506
(708) 844-0011
FAX (708) 844-0500
A,Candida,CT,GP,NT,PM
Belvidere
M. Paul Dommers, M.D. (P)
554 South Main Street
Belvidere, IL 61008
(815) 544-3112
AR,AU,CT,MM,PM
Chicago
Razvan Rentea, M.D. (P)3354 North Paulina
Chicago, IL 60657
(312) 549-0101
GP,MM,PM
Downers Grove
Guillermo Justiniano, M.D. (P)
1430 Parrish Court
Downers Grove, IL 60515
(708) 964-8083
(No Referrals)
Geneva
Richard E. Hrdlicka, M.D. (D/C)
Suite 206
302 Randall Road
Geneva, IL 60134
(708) 232-1900
A,BA,FP,NT,PM,YS
Glen Ellyn
Robert S. Waters, M.D. (DIPL)
739 Roosevelt Road
Glen Ellyn, IL 60137
(708) 790-8100
CT,OME,PM
Homewood
Frederick Weiss, M.D. 3207 West 184th Street
Homewood, IL 60430
(No Referrals)
Metamora
Stephen K. Elsasser, D.O., F.A.C.A.M. (DIPL)
205 South Engelwood
Metamora, IL 61548(309) 367-2321
FAX (309) 367-2324
CT,GP,HO,NT,OSM,PM
Moline
Terry W. Love, D.O. (DIPL)
2610 - 41st Street
Moline, IL 61252
(309) 764-2900
CT,NT,PM
Oak Park
Paul J. Dunn, M.D. (D/C)
715 Lake Street
Oak Park, IL 60301
(708) 383-3800
CT,HGL,NT,OSM,PM,YS
Ottawa
Terry W. Love, D.O. (DIPL)
645 West Main
Ottawa, IL 61350
(815) 434-1977
AR,CT,GP,OSM,PM,RHU
Woodstock
John R. Tambone, M.D. (P)
102 East South Street
Woodstock, IL 60098
(815) 338-2345
A,CT,GP,HYP,NT,PM
Zion
Peter Senatore, D.O. (P)
1911 - 27th Street
Zion, IL 60099
(708) 872-8722CT,FP,GP
INDIANA
Clarksville
George Wolverton, M.D. (DIPL)
647 Eastern Boulevard
Clarksville, IN 47130
(812) 282-4309
CD,CT,FP,GYN,PD,PM
Evansville
Harold T. Sparks, D.O. (D/C)
3001 Washington Avenue
Evansville, IN 47714
(812) 479-8228
A,AC,BA,CT,FP,PM
Highland
Cal Streeter, D.O. (DIPL)
9635 Saric Court
Highland, IN 46322
(219) 924-2410
FAX (219) 924-9079
A,CD,CT,FP,OSM,PM
Indianapolis
David A. Darbro, M.D. (DIPL)
2124 East Hanna Avenue
Indianapolis, IN 46227
(317) 787-7221
A,AR,CT,DD,FP,PM
Mooresville
Norman E. Whitney, D.O. (P)
PO Box 173
Mooresville, IN 46158(317) 831-3352
AR,CD,DD,DIA,FP,NT
South Bend
David E. Turfler, D.O. (P)
336 West Navarre Street
South Bend, IN 46616
(219) 233-3840
A,FP,GP,HGL,OBS,OSM
Valparaiso
Myrna D. Trowbridge, D.O. (D/C)
850-C Marsh Street
Valparaiso, IN 46383
(219) 462-3377
AC,AR,CT,GP,NT,OSM
IOWA
Des Moines
Beverly Rosenfeld, D.O. (P)
Suite 10
7177 Hickman Road
Des Moines, IA 50322
(515) 276-0061
GP,HGL,NT,OS,PM,YS
Sioux City
Horst G. Blume, M.D. (P)
700 Jennings Street
Sioux City, IA 51105
(712) 252-4386
Neurology,S
KANSAS
AndoverStevens B. Acker, M.D. (DIPL)
Suite D
310 West Central
PO Box 483
Andover, KS 67002
(316) 733-4494
CT,DD,FP,MM,PM
Garden City
Terry Hunsberger, D.O. (P)
602 North 3rd
PO Box 679
Garden City, KS 67846
(316) 275-7128
BA,CT,FP,NT,OSM,PM
Hays
Roy N. Neil, M.D. (P)
105 West 13th
Hays, KS 67601
(913) 628-8341
BA,CD,CT,DD,NT,PM
Kansas City
John Gamble, Jr., D.O. (D/C)
1509 Quindaro
Kansas City, KS 66104
(913) 321-1140
DD,DIA,FP,GP,NT,OSM
KENTUCKY
Berea
Edward K. Atkinson, M.D. PO Box 3148
Berea, KY 40403
(No Referrals)Bowling Green
John C. Tapp, M.D. (P)
414 Old Morgantown Road
Bowling Green, KY 42101
(502) 781-1483
CT,GYN,MM,P,PD,RHU
Louisville
Kirk Morgan, M.D. (DIPL)
9105 U.S. Highway 42
Louisville, KY 40059
(502) 228-0156
CD,CT,FP,MM,NT,YS
Nicholasville
Walt Stoll, M.D. (P)
6801 Danville Road
Nicholasville, KY 40356
(606) 233-4273
CT,FP,NT,PM
Somerset
Stephen S. Kiteck, M.D. (P)
1301 Pumphouse Road
Somerset, KY 42501
(606) 678-5137
FP,IM,PD,PM
LOUISIANA
Baton Rouge
Steve Kuplesky, M.D. 5618 Bayridge
Baton Rouge, LA 70817
(No Referrals)
ChalmetteSaroj T. Tampira, M.D. (P)
812 East Judge Perez
Chalmette, LA 70043
(504) 277-8991
CD,DD,DIA,IM
Mandeville
Roy M. Montalbano, M.D. (P)
4408 Highway 22
Mandeville, LA 70448
(504) 626-1985
CT,FP,NT,PM
Natchitoches
Phillip Mitchell, M.D. (P)
407 Bienville Street
Natchitoches, LA 71457
(318) 357-1571 or (800) 562-6574
FP
Newellton
Joseph R. Whitaker, M.D. (P)
PO Box 458
Newellton, LA 71357
(318) 467-5131
CT,GP,IM
New Iberia
Adonis J. Domingue, M.D. (D/C)
Suite 600
602 North Lewis
New Iberia, LA 70560
(318) 365-2196
GP
New Orleans
James P. Carter, M.D. (P)1430 Tulane Avenue
New Orleans, LA 70112
(504) 588-5136
GP,NT,PM
Shreveport
R. Denman Crow, M.D. (P)
Suite 222
1545 Line Avenue
Shreveport, LA 71101
(318) 221-1569
A,FP,GP,GYN,PM,PUD
MAINE
Van Buren
Joseph Cyr, M.D. (P)
62 Main Street
Van Buren, ME 04785
(207) 868-5273
CT,GP,OBS
MARYLAND
Laurel
Paul V. Beals, M.D. (P)
Suite 205
9101 Cherry Lane Park
Laurel, MD 20708
(301) 490-9911
CT,FP,NT,PM
Pikesville
Alan R. Gaby, M.D. (P)
31 Walker Avenue
Pikesville, MD 21208
(410) 486-5656GP,NT,PM,YS
Silver Spring
Harold Goodman, D.O. (P)
Suite 405B
8609 Second Avenue
Silver Spring, MD 20910
(301) 881-5229
AC,AU,CT,OS,PMR
MASSACHUSETTS
Barnstable
Michael Janson, M.D., F.A.C.A.M. (DIPL)
275 Mill Way
PO Box 732 Barnstable, MA 02630
(508) 362-4343
FAX (617) 661-8651
A,CD,CT,NT,OME,YS
Cambridge
Michael Janson, M.D., F.A.C.A.M. (DIPL)
2557 Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge, MA 02140
(617) 661-6225
FAX (617) 661-8651
A,CD,CT,NT,OME,YS
Hanover
Richard Cohen, M.D. (DIPL)
Suite 1
51 Mill Street
Hanover, MA 02339
(617) 829-9281
A,CD,CT,NT,PM,YS
LowellSvetlana Kaufman, M.D. (P)
Suite 323
24 Merrimack Street
Lowell, MA 01852
(508) 453-5181
A,AC,GER,GP,PM,RHI
Newton
Carol Englender, M.D. (P)
1340 Centre Street
Newton, MA 02159
(617) 965-7770
A,EM,FP,NT,PM
West Boylston
N. Thomas La Cava, M.D. (D/C)
Suite 107
360 West Boylston Street
West Boylston, MA 01583
(508) 854-1380
NT,PD,PM
Williamstown
Ross S. McConnell, M.D. 732 Main Street
Williamstown, MA 01267
(413) 663-3701
DD,HO,NT,PM
MICHIGAN
Atlanta
Leo Modzinski, D.O., M.D. (DIPL)
100 West State Street
Atlanta, MI 49709
(517) 785-4254
FAX (517) 785-2273BA,CT,FP,GP,NT,OSM
Bay City
Doyle B. Hill, D.O. (P)
2520 North Euclid Avenue
Bay City, MI 48706
(517) 686-5200
A,CT,FP,GP,NT,OSM
Farmington Hills
Paul A. Parente, D.O. (DIPL)
30275 Thirteen Mile Road
Farmington Hills, MI 48334
(313) 626-9690
BA,CT,GP,PM
Albert J. Scarchill, D.O. (DIPL)
30275 Thirteen Mile Road
Farmington Hills, MI 48334
(313) 626-9690
BA,CT,FP,GP,MM,OSM,PM
Flint
William M. Bernard, D.O. (P)
1044 Gilbert Street
Flint, MI 48532
(313) 733-3140
A,CT,FP,GER,OSM,PM
Kenneth Ganapini, D.O. (P)
1044 Gilbert Street
Flint, MI 48532
(313) 733-3140
FP,GP,OSM,PM,YS
Grand Haven
E. Duane Powers, D.O. (DIPL)
PO Box 170Grand Haven, MI 49417
(Retired)
Grand Rapids
Grant Born, D.O. (DIPL)
2687 - 44th Street SE
Grand Rapids, MI 49512
(616) 455-3550
A,CT,FP,GYN,PM,PMR
Linden
Marvin D. Penwell, D.O. (DIPL)
319 South Bridge Street
Linden, MI 48451
(313) 735-7809
A,CT,FP,GE,GYN,OSM
Pontiac
Vahagn Agbabian, D.O. (P)
Suite 1105
28 North Saginaw Street
Pontiac, MI 48058
(313) 334-2424
CT,DD,DIA,GER,IM,OME
St. Clair Shores
Richard E. Tapert, D.O. (DIPL)
23550 Harper
St. Clair Shores, MI 48080
(313) 779-5700
CT,GP,NT,PM
Williamston
Seldon Nelson, D.O. (P)
4386 North Meridian Road
Williamston, MI 48895
(517) 349-2458AR,CT,GP,NT,OSM
MINNESOTA
Minneapolis
Michael Dole, M.D. (D/C)
Suite 350
10700 Old County Road 15
Minneapolis, MN 55441
(612) 593-9458
FP,PM,YS
Jean R. Eckerty, M.D. (DIPL)
Suite 350
10700 Old County Road 15
Minneapolis, MN 55441
(612) 593-9458
CT,IM,NT,OME,PM
Tyler
Keith J. Carlson, M.D. (D/C)
210 Highland Court
Tyler, MN 56178
(507) 247-5921
AC,CT,GP
Wayzata
F.J. Durand, M.D. (D/C)
3119 Groveland School Road
Wayzata, MN 55391
(No Referrals)
M.S.C. Durand, M.D. 3119 Groveland School Road
Wayzata, MN 55391
(No Referrals)MISSISSIPPI
Coldwater
Pravinchandra Patel, M.D. (P)
PO Drawer DD
Coldwater, MS 38618
(601) 622-7011
CT,FP
Columbus
James H. Sams, M.D. (D/C)
1120 Lehmburg Road
Columbus, MS 39702
(601) 327-8701
AN,CT,GP
Ocean Springs
James H. Waddell, M.D. (P)
1520 Government Street
Ocean Springs, MS 39564
(601) 875-5505
AC,AN,AU,CT
Shelby
Robert Hollingsworth, M.D. (DIPL)
Drawer 87
901 Forrest Street
Shelby, MS 38774
(601) 398-5106
CT,FP,GYN,OBS,PD,S
MISSOURI
Festus
John T. Schwent, D.O. (D/C)
1400 Truman Boulevard
Festus, MO 63028(314) 937-8688
A,CT,FP,NT,OBS,OSM
Florissant
Tipu Sultan, M.D. (P)
11585 West Florissant
Florissant, MO 63033
(314) 921-7100
A,AR,CT,HGL,PM
Independence
Lawrence Dorman, D.O. (P)
9120 East 35th Street
Independence, MO 64052
(816) 358-2712
AC,CT,MM,OSM,PM
James E. Swann, D.O. (DIPL)
2116 Sterling
Independence, MO 64052
(816) 833-3366
CD,CT,DD,FP,IM,S
Kansas City
Edward W. McDonagh, D.O., F.A.C.A.M. (DIPL)
2800-A Kendallwood Parkway
Kansas City, MO 64119
(816) 453-5940
FAX (816) 453-1140
CD,CT,DD,FP,HO,PM
James Rowland, D.O. (P)
8133 Wornall Road
Kansas City, MO 64114
(816) 361-4077
AC,CT,DD,GP,HYP,OSM
Charles J. Rudolph, D.O., Ph.D., F.A.C.A.M. (DIPL)2800-A Kendallwood Parkway
Kansas City, MO 64119
(816) 453-5940
FAX (816) 453-1140
CD,CT,DD,FP,HO,PM
Springfield
William C. Sunderwirth, D.O. (P)
2828 North National
Springfield, MO 65803
(417) 869-6260
CT,DIA,GP,OSM,PM,S
St. Louis
Harvey Walker, Jr., M.D., Ph.D., F.A.C.A.M. (DIPL)
138 North Meramec Avenue
St. Louis, MO 63105
(314) 721-7227
CT,DIA,HGL,IM,NT,PM
Stockton
William C. Sunderwirth, D.O. (P)
307 South Street
Stockton, MO 65785
(417) 276-3221
CT,DIA,GP,OSM,PM,S
Sullivan
Ronald H. Scott, D.O. (P)
750 Pascal Street
Sullivan, MO 63080
(314) 468-4932
GER,GP,GYN,NT,OSM,PM
Union
Clinton C. Hayes, D.O. (D/C)
100 West MainUnion, MO 63084
(314) 583-8911
CT,GP
NEBRASKA
Omaha
Eugene C. Oliveto, M.D. (P)
Suite 208
8031 West Center Road
Omaha, NE 68124
(402) 392-0233
CT,HYP,NT,P,PM,PO
Ord
Otis W. Miller, M.D. (D/C)
408 South 14th Street
Ord, NE 68862
(308) 728-3251
CT,FP,NT,P,YS
NEVADA
Incline Village
W. Douglas Brodie, M.D. (D/C)
848 Tanager
Incline Village, NV 89450
(702) 832-7001
DD,FP,GP,IM,NT,PM
Las Vegas
Ji-Zhou (Joseph) Kang, M.D. (P)
5613 South Eastern
Las Vegas, NV 89119
(702) 796-2992
A,AC,GP,IM,NTPaul McGuff, M.D. Suite 903
3930 Swenson
Las Vegas, NV 89106
(Retired)
Robert D. Milne, M.D. (P)
Suite 446
501 South Rancho
Las Vegas, NV 89106
(702) 385-1999
A,AC,CT,FP,NT,PM
Terry Pfau, D.O. (P)
Suite 446
501 South Rancho Drive
Las Vegas, NV 89106
(702) 385-1999
A,AC,CT,OSM
Robert Vance, D.O. (DIPL)
Suite F2
801 South Rancho Drive
Las Vegas, NV 89106
(702) 385-7771
A,CT,HO,MM,OSM,PM
Reno
David A. Edwards, M.D. (P)
Suite A7
6490 South McCarran Boulevard
Reno, NV 89509
(702) 827-1444
A,AC,CT,DD,PM,YS
Michael L. Gerber, M.D. (DIPL)
3670 Grant Drive
Reno, NV 89509(702) 826-1900
CT,MM,OME
Donald E. Soli, M.D. (D/C)
708 North Center Street
Reno, NV 89501
(702) 786-7101
A,AR,CT,HGL,HO,PUD
Yiwen Y. Tang, M.D. (P)
380 Brinkby
Reno, NV 89509
(702) 826-9500
A,CD,CT,HGL,HO,PM
NEW JERSEY
Bloomfield
Majid Ali, M.D. (D/C)
320 Belleville Avenue
Bloomfield, NJ 07003
Cherry Hill
Allan Magaziner, D.O. (DIPL)
1907 Greentree Road
Cherry Hill, NJ 08003
(609) 424-8222
FAX (609) 424-1832
CT,NT,OSM,PM
Denville
Majid Ali, M.D. (D/C)
Institute of Preventive Medicine
95 East Main Street
Denville, NJ 07834
(201) 586-4111
FAX (201) 743-1354A,PM,Pathology
Edison
C.Y. Lee, M.D. (DIPL)
952 Amboy Avenue
Edison, NJ 08837
(908) 738-9220
FAX (908) 738-1187
A,AR,AU,CT,DD,OME
Ralph Lev, M.D., M.S., F.A.C.A.M. (DIPL)
952 Amboy Avenue
Edison, NJ 08837
(908) 738-9220
FAX (908) 738-1187
CD,CT,S
Richard B. Menashe, D.O. (D/C)
15 South Main Street
Edison, NJ 08837
(908) 906-8866
A,CD,CT,HGL,NT,YS
Elizabeth
Gennaro Locurcio, M.D. (P)
610 - 3rd Avenue
Elizabeth, NJ 07202
(908) 351-1333
A,AC,AU,CT,FP,HYP
Ortley Beach
Charles Harris, M.D. (P)
1 Ortley Plaza
Ortley Beach, NJ 08751
(908) 793-6464
A,BA,CT,DD,FP,GER
RidgewoodConstance Alfano, M.D. (P)
74 Oak Street
Ridgewood, NJ 07450
(201) 444-4622
A(food),Candida,CT
Skillman
Eric Braverman, M.D. (D/C)
100-102 Tamarck Circle
Skillman, NJ 08558
(609) 921-1842
A,CT,DD,FP,IM,PM
West Orange
Faina Munits, M.D. (DIPL)
51 Pleasant Valley Way
West Orange, NJ 07052
(201) 736-3743
A,CD,DD,DIA,HGL,PM
NEW MEXICO
Albuquerque
Ralph J. Luciani, D.O. (DIPL)
Suite G
2301 San Pedro NE
Albuquerque, NM 87110
(505) 888-5995
AC,AU,CT,FP,OSM,PM
Gerald Parker, D.O. (P)
Suite D
6208 Montgomery Boulevard NE
Albuquerque, NM 87109
(505) 884-3506
A,AC,AR,CT,GP,HOJohn T. Taylor, D.O. (P)
Suite D
6208 Montgomery Boulevard NE
Albuquerque, NM 87109
(505) 884-3506
A,AC,AR,CT,GP,HO
Roswell
Annette Stoesser, M.D. (P)
112 South Kentucky
Roswell, NM 88201
(505) 623-2444
A,CT,DD,DIA,FP,NT
NEW YORK
Bronx
Richard Izquierdo, M.D. (P)
Lower Level
1070 Southern Boulevard
Bronx, NY 10459
(212) 589-4541
A,FP,GP,NT,PD,PM
Brooklyn
Gennaro Locurcio, M.D. (P)
2386 Ocean Parkway
Brooklyn, NY 11223
(718) 336-2291
A,AC,AU,CT,FP,HYP
Tsilia Sorina, M.D. (P)
2026 Ocean Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11230
(718) 375-2600
GP,NT,PMMichael Teplitsky, M.D. (P)
415 Oceanview Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11235
(718) 769-0997
FAX (718) 646-2352
BA,CD,DIA,IM,PM
Pavel Yutsis, M.D. (D/C)
1309 West 7th Street
Brooklyn, NY 11204
(718) 259-2122
FAX (718) 259-3933
A,CT,FP,NT,PD,PM,YS
East Meadow
Christopher Calapai, D.O. (D/C)
1900 Hempstead Turnpike
East Meadow, NY 11554
(516) 794-0404
A,CT,FP,NT,OSM,YS
Falconer
Reino Hill, M.D. (P)
230 West Main Street
Falconer, NY 14733
(716) 665-3505
CT,FP,PM
Great Neck
Mary F. Di Rico, M.D. (P)
1 Kingspoint Road
Great Neck, NY 11024
(No Referrals)
Huntington
Serafina Corsello, M.D., F.A.C.A.M. (DIPL)
175 East Main StreetHuntington, NY 11743
(516) 271-0222
FAX (516) 271-5992
CT,DD,MM,NT,OME,PM
Lawrence
Mitchell Kurk, M.D. (P)
310 Broadway
Lawrence, NY 11559
(516) 239-5540
CT,FP,GER,NT,OME,PM
Massena
Bob Snider, M.D. (D/C)
HC 61, Box 43D
Massena, NY 13662
(315) 764-7328
A,CT,FP
New York
Robert C. Atkins, M.D. (DIPL)
152 East 55th Street
New York, NY 10022
(212) 758-2110
CT,HGL,OME
Serafina Corsello, M.D., F.A.C.A.M. (DIPL)
Suite 1202
200 West 57th Street
New York, NY 10019
(212) 399-0222
CT,DD,MM,NT,OME,PM
Ronald Hoffman, M.D., F.A.C.A.M. (DIPL)
40 East 30th Street
New York, NY 10016
(212) 779-1744FAX (212) 779-0891
A,FP,HGL,NT,PM
Warren M. Levin, M.D. (DIPL)
444 Park Avenue South/30th Street
New York, NY 10016
(212) 696-1900
FAX (212) 213-5872
A,AC,CT,NT,OME,PM
Niagara Falls
Paul Cutler, M.D., F.A.C.A.M. (DIPL)
652 Elmwood Avenue
Niagara Falls, NY 14301
(716) 284-5140
FAX (716) 284-5159
A,CT,NT
Orangeburg
Neil L. Block, M.D. (P)
14 Prei Plaza
Orangeburg, NY 10962
(914) 359-3300
A,CD,FP,IM,NT,PO
Plattsburgh
Driss Hassam, M.D. (P)
50 Court Street
Plattsburgh, NY 12901
(518) 561-2023
GE,S
Rhinebeck
Kenneth A. Bock, M.D., F.A.C.A.M. (DIPL)
108 Montgomery Street
Rhinebeck, NY 12572
(914) 876-7082FAX (914) 876-4615
A,CD,CT,FP,NT,PM
Suffern
Michael B. Schachter, M.D., F.A.C.A.M. (DIPL)
Suite 202
Two Executive Boulevard
Suffern, NY 10901
(914) 368-4700
FAX (914) 368-4727
A,CT,NT,PO
Watervliet
Rodolfo T. Sy, M.D. (D/C)
1845 - 6th Avenue
Watervliet, NY 12189
(518) 273-1325
AC,CT,GP,PMR,WR
Westbury
Savely Yurkovsky, M.D. (P)
309 Madison Street
Westbury, NY 11590
(516) 333-2929
A,CD,CS,CT,NT,PM
NORTH CAROLINA
Aberdeen
Keith E. Johnson, M.D. (P)
188 Quewhiffle
Aberdeen, NC 28315
(919) 281-5122
DD,GER,GP,NT,PM,PMR
Leicester
John L. Laird, M.D. (DIPL)Route 1, Box 7
Leicester, NC 28748
(704) 683-3101
A,CD,CT,FP,NT,PM
Statesville
John L. Laird, M.D. (DIPL)
Plaza 21 North
Statesville, NC 28677
(704) 876-1617 or (800) 445-4762
A,CD,CT,FP,NT,PM
NORTH DAKOTA
Grand Forks
Richard H. Leigh, M.D. (D/C)
2314 Library Circle
Grand Forks, ND 58201
(701) 775-5527
CT,GYN,MM,NT
Minot
Brian E. Briggs, M.D. (D/C)
718 - 6th Street SW
Minot, ND 58701
(701) 838-6011
OHIO
Akron
Francis J. Waickman, M.D. (P)
544 “B” White Pond Drive
Akron, OH 44320
(216) 867-3787
A,Clinical Immunology,EM,YS
BlufftonL. Terry Chappell, M.D., F.A.C.A.M. (DIPL)
122 Thurman Street
Bluffton, OH 45817
(419) 358-4627
FAX (419) 358-1855
AU,CT,FP,HYP,NT,PMR
Canton
Jack E. Slingluff, D.O. (DIPL)
5850 Fulton Road NW
Canton, OH 44718
(216) 494-8641
CD,CT,FP,HGL,MM,NT
Cincinnati
Ted Cole, D.O. (P)
9678 Cincinnati-Columbus Road
Cincinnati, OH 45241
(513) 779-0300
A,CT,FP,NT,OSM,PD
Cleveland
John M. Baron, D.O. (DIPL)
Suite 100
4807 Rockside
Cleveland, OH 44131
(216) 642-0082
CT,NT,PO
James P. Frackelton, M.D., F.A.C.A.M. (DIPL)
24700 Center Ridge Road
Cleveland, OH 44145
(216) 835-0104
FAX (216) 871-1404
CT,HO,NT,PM
Derrick Lonsdale, M.D., F.A.C.A.M. (DIPL)24700 Center Ridge Road
Cleveland, OH 44145
(216) 835-0104
FAX (216) 871-1404
NT,PD,PM
Douglas Weeks, M.D. (D/C)
24700 Center Ridge Road
Cleveland, OH 44145
(216) 835-0104
FAX (216) 871-1404
AC,CT,HO,NT,PM,PMR
Columbus
Robert R. Hershner, D.O. (P)
1571 East Livingston Avenue
Columbus, OH 43255
(614) 253-8733
FP,GP,GYN,IM,P,PD
William D. Mitchell, D.O. (P)
3520 Snouffer Road
Columbus, OH 43235
(614) 761-0555
CD,CT,GP,IM,OSM,PM
Dayton
David D. Goldberg, D.O. (DIPL)
100 Forest Park Drive
Dayton, OH 45405
(513) 277-1722
CT,GP,OSM,PM
Lancaster
Richard Sielski, M.D. (P)
3484 Cincinnati-Zainsville Road
Lancaster, OH 43130(614) 653-0017
CT,FP,NT,PM
Paulding
Don K. Snyder, M.D. (P)
Route 2, Box 1271
Paulding, OH 45879
(419) 399-2045
CT,FP
Youngstown
James Ventresco, Jr., D.O. (P)
3848 Tippecanoe Road
Youngstown, OH 44511
(216) 792-2349
CT,FP,NT,OSM,RHU
OKLAHOMA
Jenks
Leon Anderson, D.O. (DIPL)
121 Second Street
Jenks, OK 74037
(918) 299-5039
CT,NT,OSM
Oklahoma City
Charles H. Farr, M.D., Ph.D., F.A.C.A.M. (DIPL)
Suite 107
8524 South Western
Oklahoma City, OK 73139
(405) 632-8868
A,CT,NT,PM
Charles D. Taylor, M.D. (D/C)
3715 North Classen Boulevard
Oklahoma City, OK 73118(405) 525-7751
GP,GYN,OBS,PM,PMR
OREGON
Ashland
Ronald L. Peters, M.D. (P)
1607 Siskiyou Boulevard
Ashland, OR 97520
(503) 482-7007
A,CT,DD,FP,NT,PM,YS
Eugene
John Gambee, M.D. (P)
Suite 140
66 Club Road
Eugene, OR 97401
(503) 686-2536
A,BA,CT,PM
Grants Pass
James Fitzsimmons, Jr., M.D. (P)
591 Hidden Valley Road
Grants Pass, OR 97527
(503) 474-2166
A,CT
Salem
Terence Howe Young, M.D. (D/C)
1205 Wallace Road NW
Salem, OR 97304
(503) 371-1558
A,CT,GP,OSM,PM
PENNSYLVANIA
AllentownRobert H. Schmidt, D.O. (P)
Suite 303
1227 Liberty Plaza Building
Allentown, PA 18102
(215) 437-1959
CT,FP,NT,PM
D. Erik Von Kiel, D.O. (D/C)
Suite 200
Liberty Square Medical Center
Allentown, PA 18104
(215) 776-7639
CT,FP,MM,NT,OSM
Bangor
Francis J. Cinelli, D.O. (P)
153 North 11th Street
Bangor, PA 18013
(215) 588-4502
CT,GP,HYP
Bedford
Bill Illingworth, D.O. (P)
120 West John Street
Bedford, PA 15522
(814) 623-8414
AN,CT,GP,NT,Pain Management
Bethlehem
Sally Ann Rex, D.O. (P)
1343 Easton Avenue
Bethlehem, PA 18018
(215) 866-0900
CT,GP,Occupational Medicine,OS,PM
Elizabethtown
Dennis L. Gilbert, D.O. (D/C)50 North Market Street
Elizabethtown, PA 17022
(717) 367-1345
AC,CT,NT,OSM,PM
Fountainville
Harold H. Byer, M.D., Ph.D. 
(D/C)
Suite A-101
5045 Swamp Road
Fountainville, PA 18923
(215) 348-0443
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Greensburg
Ralph A. Miranda, M.D. (DIPL)
RD #12, Box 106
Greensburg, PA 15601
(412) 838-7632
FAX (412) 836-3655
CT,FP,NT,OME,PM
Hazleton
Arthur L. Koch, D.O. (DIPL)
57 West Juniper Street
Hazleton, PA 18201
(717) 455-4747
CT,GP,PM
Indiana
Chandrika Sinha, M.D. (P)
1177 South Sixth Street
Indiana, PA 15701
(412) 349-1414
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Macungle
D. Erik Von Kiel, D.O. (D/C)Suite 101
7386 Alburtis Road
Macungle, PA 18062
(215) 967-5503
CT,FP,MM,NT,OSM
Mertztown
Conrad G. Maulfair, Jr., D.O., F.A.C.A.M. (DIPL)
Box 71, Main Street
Mertztown, PA 19539
(215) 682-2104
FAX (215) 682-6693
A,CT,HGL
Mt. Pleasant
Mamduh El-Attrache, M.D. (P)
20 East Main Street
Mt. Pleasant, PA 15666
(412) 547-3576
BA,CT,DIA,GER,OBS,PO
Newtown
Robert J. Peterson, D.O. 64 Magnolia Drive
Newtown, PA 18940
(No Referrals)
North Versailles
Mamduh El-Attrache, M.D. (P)
215 Crooked Run Road
North Versailles, PA 15137
(412) 673-3900
BA,CT,DIA,GER,OBS,PO
Philadelphia
Frederick Burton, M.D. (P)
69 West Schoolhouse LanePhiladelphia, PA 19144
(215) 844-4660
CT,IM,NT,PM
Jose Castillo, M.D. 228 South 22nd Street
Philadelphia, PA 19103
(215) 567-5845, 46, and 47
Mura Galperin, M.D. (P)
824 Hendrix Street
Philadelphia, PA 19116
(215) 677-2337
CT,FP
P. Jayalakshmi, M.D. (DIPL)
6366 Sherwood Road
Philadelphia, PA 19151
(215) 473-4226
A,AC,AR,BA,CT,DD,DIA
K.R. Sampathachar, M.D. (DIPL)
6366 Sherwood Road
Philadelphia, PA 19151
(215) 473-4226
AC,AN,CT,DD,HYP,NT
Lance Wright, M.D. (D/C)
3901 Market Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104
(215) 387-1200
DD,END,HYP,NT,PM,PO
Quakertown
Harold Buttram, M.D. (DIPL)
5724 Clymer Road
Quakertown, PA 18951
(215) 536-1890A,CT,FP,NT
Somerset
Paul Peirsel, M.D. (P)
RD 4, Box 257A
Somerset, PA 15541
(814) 443-2521
CT,Critical Care,Emergency Medicine,NT
SOUTH CAROLINA
Columbia
Theodore C. Rozema, M.D. (DIPL)
2228 Airport Road
Columbia, SC 29205
(803) 796-1702 or (800) 992-8350
CT,FP,NT,PM
Landrum
Theodore C. Rozema, M.D. (DIPL)
1000 East Rutherford Road
Landrum, SC 29356
(803) 457-4141 or (800) 992-8350
FAX (803) 457-4144
CT,FP,NT,PM
TENNESSEE
Jackson
S. Marshall Fram, M.D. (P)
135 Weatheridge Drive
Jackson, TN 38305
(Retired)
Morristown
Donald Thompson, M.D. (P)
PO Box 2088Morristown, TN 37816
(615) 581-6367
CT,FP,GER,GP,NT,PM
Nashville
Stephen L. Reisman, M.D. (D/C)
417 East Iris Drive
Nashville, TN 37204
(615) 383-9030
CT,GP,HGL,NT,PM,YS
TEXAS
Alamo
Herbert Carr, D.O. (P)
PO Box 1179
Alamo, TX 78516
(512) 787-6668
CT,OSM,PM
Abilene
William Irby Fox, M.D. (P)
1227 North Mockingbird Lane
Abilene, TX 79603
(915) 672-7863
CT,DIA,GER,GP,PMS,S
Amarillo
Gerald Parker, D.O. (P)
4714 South Western
Amarillo, TX 79109
(806) 355-8263
A,AC,AR,CT,GP,HO
John T. Taylor, D.O. (P)
4714 South Western
Amarillo, TX 79109(806) 355-8263
A,AC,AR,CT,GP,HO
Austin
Vladimir Rizov, M.D. (P)
8311 Shoal Creek Boulevard
Austin, TX 78758
(512) 451-8149
AR,CT,DD,DIA,GP,IM
Dallas
Brij Myer, M.D. (D/C)
Suite 222
4222 Trinity Mills Road
Dallas, TX 75287
(214) 248-2488
CD,DD,MM,PM,PUD
Michael G. Samuels, D.O. (D/C)
Suite 230
7616 LBJ Freeway
Dallas, TX 75251
(214) 991-3977
CT,NT,OSM,PM
J. Robert Winslow, D.O. (P)
Suite 111
2815 Valley View Lane
Dallas, TX 75234
(214) 243-7711
A,CD,CT,END,PM,R
J. Robert Winslow, D.O. (P)
2745 Valwood Parkway
Dallas, TX 75234
(214) 241-4614
A,CD,CT,END,PM,REl Paso
Edward J. Etti, M.D. (P)
3500 North Piedras
PO Box 31397
El Paso, TX 79931
(915) 566-9361
AC,CT,IM,Pathology
Francisco Soto, M.D. (DIPL)
Suite 100
424 Executive Center Boulevard
El Paso, TX 79902
(915) 534-0272
CD,CT,DD,HO,PM,S
Houston
Robert Battle, M.D. (DIPL)
9910 Long Point
Houston, TX 77055
(713) 932-0552
A,BA,CD,CT,FP,HGL
Jerome L. Borochoff, M.D. (P)
Suite 504
8830 Long Point
Houston, TX 77055
(713) 461-7517
CD,CT,FP,HO,PM
Luis E. Guerrero, M.D. (P)
Suite 150
2055 South Gessner
Houston, TX 77063
(713) 789-0133
AC,CT,FP,NT,PM,PO
Carlos E. Nossa, M.D. (P)Suite 1007
3800 Tanglewilde
Houston, TX 77063
(No Referrals)
Humble
John P. Trowbridge, M.D., F.A.C.A.M. (DIPL)
Suite 205
9616 Memorial Boulevard
Humble, TX 77338
(713) 540-2329
FAX (713) 540-4329
A,CT,MM,NT,PM,YS
Kirbyville
John L. Sessions, D.O. (DIPL)
1609 South Margaret
Kirbyville, TX 75956
(409) 423-2166
CT,IM,OSM
La Porte
Ronald M. Davis, M.D. (P)
10414 West Main Street
La Porte, TX 77571
(713) 470-2930
CT,GP,PM
Laredo
Ruben Berlanga, M.D. 649-B Dogwood
Laredo, TX 78041
(No Referrals)
Pecos
Ricardo Tan, M.D.
Dmso_Nature_s_Healer_-_Morton_Walker.txt
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        Better yet, a subsequent dissolution with an alkaline (pH = 8. 8) aqueous
dimethyl sulfoxide-ethylene diamine tetraacetic acid (DMSO-EDTA) solution
strongly reduced the noncholesterol residues. In vivo
, nearly complete dissolution of human cholesterol stones implanted in
the gallbladders of rabbits were obtained within eight hours when methyl tert-butyl
ether-DMSO (in a proportion of 70 to 30 parts) solvent was infused at a rate of 0. 6
ml/h/kg. With methyl tert-butyl ether, only 84 parts per 100 of the original stone
weight was dissolved. As for side effects, the infusion of these solvents leads to morphological
changes in the gallbladder wall with some focal ulcerations. These alterations can
be almost completely recovered after two weeks. No histologic evidence of liver,
duodenal, or kidney damage was found. The four clinicians write: “We conclude that the mixture methyl tert-butyl
ether/dimethyl sulfoxide (70/30) constitutes a good solvent for mixed cholesterol
stones. Compared with pure methyl tert-butyl ether, the mixed system allows for a
more rapid and a more complete dissolution of gallstones. ”
9
The above report was a semi-verifier of an earlier Japanese paper that
indicated DMSO is a chelator and dissolver of calcium stones in the gallbladder. In 1983, hepatobiliary surgeons (surgeons who operate on the liver and
gallbladder) described how they must face the difficult task of treating patients
with intrahepatic gallstones (gallstones derived from the liver) in spite of
considerable progress in operative methods or mechanical techniques. It was tough
for them to remove intrahepatic gallstones completely, and under such
circumstances, the development of a solubilizer that could dissolve the
intrahepatic bilirubinate calcium stones proved to be a tremendous boon for the
patients. The surgeons accomplished this step by injecting DMSO through a
postoperative catheter or PTCD catheter. Up to that time a chelating agent, so-
called hexametaphosphate (HMP) had been used for removing 
the calcium from
calcium bilirubinate. But this chelating agent, in itself, could not dissolve thebilirubin. Then the three Japanese surgeons found a direct solubilizer for bilirubin,
dimethyl sulfoxide, which they knew to be a bi-polar, non-protonic solvent, and
used it as an accelerator for bilirubin determination. After purifying the DMSO to
99. 98 percent, they examined its toxicity by oral administration, intravenous
administration, and infusion into biliary tracts of animals. No toxicity or side
effects were detected on biochemical and pathological examinations. Next they
used their solution on humans in the amount of 90 percent DMSO together with 5
percent HMP and achieved a satisfactory effect by attaining the solubilizing of
their patients’ bilirubinate calcium stones. 10
CLINICAL STUDIES SHOWING RESPONSE TO DMSO IN
MISCELLANEOUS CONDITIONS
Successful treatment of lupus erythematosus, a chronic inflammatory disease of
connective tissue, affecting the skin and various internal organs, including the
bladder, was carried out using dimethyl sulfoxide. Typically, lupus exhibits a red
scaly rash on the face, affecting the nose and cheeks; arthritis; and progressive
damage to the kidneys. Often the heart, lungs, and brain are also affected by
progressive attacks of inflammation followed by the formation of scar tissue
(fibrosis). In a milder form of the disease only the skin is affected. Lupus erythematosus is regarded as an autoimmune disease and can be
diagnosed by the presence of abnormal antibodies in the blood stream, most easily
detected by a test that reveals characteristic white blood cells (LE cells). In 1984,
four physicians joined together in reporting on two female patients who were
victims of systemic lupus erythematosus with pathologically confirmed lupus
interstitial cystitis. Their urinary bladders were highly symptomatic. Treatment
with prednisone had been tried but without success. Then the two patients
responded very well to instillations of DMSO intravesically (into the bladder) and
had their conditions disappear. 11
DMSO works well to alleviate an unhealed wound at the site of a tooth
extraction, the well-known “dry socket” that defeats the surgical skills of many
dentists. Characterized by intense pain, discharge of pus, and sequestra (residual
symptoms, signs, and other ill effects), dry socket is most often associated with a
difficult extraction. Dripping DMSO directly into the extraction site tends to
prevent this problem from arising. 12Lastly, dimethyl sulfoxide has been used to offset inflammations associated
with sunburn. Phytophotodermatitis arising in the summer months in temperate
climates varies from mild to severe erythematous reactions (inflammation of the
skin due to widening or clogging of capillaries near the skin surface) with or
without vesicles or bullae (blisters) on the exposed parts of the body. By treating
the skin with a membrane labilizing agent (an agent that causes chemical change)
such as DMSO and a membrane stabilizing agent such as the steroid
desoximethasone, comfort for the patient is achieved. 13
DMSO ANTI-ARTHRITIS THERAPY
DMSO is not a cure for arthritis. It is one part of a five-part treatment program that
consists of:
1. Nutrition
2. Microendocrinology
3. Immunotherapy
4. Food allergy elimination
5. DMSO
Powerful chemical agents such as cortisone, phenoprophins, phenylbutazones,
and gold have no place in this arthritis treatment program. Nutrition writer Adelle Davis, the idol of health food enthusiasts who has been
wrongly, in my opinion, sneered at by numerous medical traditionalists, was way
ahead of her time. Many of her nutritional suggestions have been confirmed by
good scientific research. The ultimate traditionalist in nutrition, the United States
Department of Agriculture, has, in fact, adapted much of her wisdom in its
“Dietary Goals” for Americans. The National Research Council of the National
Academy of Science proved Adelle Davis correct when it issued its 1982 report—
two years in the making—on 
Diet, Nutrition, and Cancer. The Council was
chaired by Dr. Clifford Grobstein of the University of California, and made up of
fourteen highly respected medical scientists. As we know from high school biology, and were reminded in college and
medical school, the anterior pituitary gland is the so-called “master gland. ”
Through the action of ACTH, it directly controls the adrenals. But something we were not taught, and which is of great clinical significance, is
that the highest concentration of certain nutrients is in the adrenals and pituitarygland. The highest concentration of vitamin 
E in the body is stored in the pituitary;
the highest concentration of vitamin C is held by the adrenals. Also, the pituitary
gland needs sufficient protein for efficient function, and the greatest concentration
of pantothenic acid lies in the adrenal glands. Adelle Davis reasoned that if the adrenals were excreting enough natural
cortisone, exogenous cortisone would not be needed in the treatment of arthritis. She knew from the work of Dugal (
Endocrinology
 44: 420, 1949) that animals
under stress need 
seventy times
 the normal requirement of vitamin C to protect the
adrenals and that people in the “arthritis years” require twice as much vitamin C as
the young. As we can see from my simple little diagram (see 
Figure A-1
), vitamin E
deficiency will lead to pituitary insufficiency and, from hyposecretion of ACTH,
adrenal insufficiency follows. Therefore, a 
deficiency
 of vitamin C, vitamin E, pantothenic acid, and protein,
or perhaps certain combinations of these deficiencies, will, over a period of years,
lead to arthritis. Because of the high intake of sugar and junk food in this country,
subclinical deficiencies of these nutrients (and others) are common. Vitamin C deficiency is the easiest to measure. Studies of the night nursing
personnel of the Emergency Department at Memorial Hospital in Sarasota, Florida,
were revealing. These women were under extreme stress (which decreases vitamin
C levels) due to the abnormal hours they worked and the nature of the cases they
saw—such as gunshot wounds—with the concomitant responsibility. All of the
nurses smoked cigarettes, which drastically depresses vitamin C levels. Most of
them were on the birth control pill, which depresses vitamin C. They ate large
amounts of sugar-filled foods and drank copious amounts of cola drinks, which
drive down vitamin C levels. And they took frequent doses of aspirin (C-
depressing) for the headaches induced by their usual hypoglycemic swings brought
on by the colas and other junk food they ate. Figure A-1
 Diagram showing that adrenal insufficiency follows vitamin E deficiency. Eighty percent of these young women, who appeared to be in good health, were
vitamin C deficient. Over a period of years they have had chronic adrenalexhaustion, and arthritis is likely to follow. Yet, these workers were registered
nurses who should have known how to take care of themselves. I have barely scratched the surface on the importance of nutrition and arthritis. But, contrary to the pronouncements of the Arthritis Foundation, nutritional
deficiencies play a major role in the etiology of arthritis, something the writings on
orthomolecular nutrition by Adelle Davis and other authors will teach you. MICROENDOCRINOLOGY
Dr. Melvin Page’s extensive work with the calcium-phosphorus ratio,
anthropometric measurements, and microendocrinology is a major advance in the
treatment of arthritis in particular and degenerative disease in general. ALLERGY TESTING
For good results in the treatment of arthritis, food allergies must be investigated. The method I like best is cytotoxic testing of the blood. But, unfortunately,
cytotoxic labs are available in only a few cities. Sublingual testing or the
cumbersome elimination diet technique might possibly be used as a substitute. For excellent assistance with the various sophisticated allergy tests, including
the paper radioimmunosorbent (PRIST) test, the cytotoxic (or leukocytotoxic) test,
the radioallergosorbent (RAST) test, the fluoroallergosorbent (FAST) test, the
autoradiographic (MAST) test, the immunoperoxidase (IP) test, and the enzyme-
linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) test, you might use the services of several
laboratories that I am listing here. Note: of all the tests, the RAST and the ELISA
have proven most popular among those physicians specializing in environmental
medicine, because these two diagnostic procedures seem to be most accurate. Since this is not a book about food allergy, hypersensitivity, cytolytic reaction,
immune complex mediated reaction, delayed hypersensitivity reaction, food
intolerance, food idiosyncrasy, food metabolic reaction, toxicity reactions, or
anaphylaxis, I won’t go into detail describing the various tests. Instead, acquire
information from the following laboratories, which are quite accommodating to the
health professional:
Immuno Laboratories, 1620 West Oakland Park Boulevard, Ft. Lauderdale,
Florida 33311; toll-free nationally (800) 231–9197, in Florida (305) 486–
4500, teleFAX (305) 739–6563. Meridian Valley Clinical Laboratory, 24030 132nd Avenue SE, Kent,
Washington 98042; toll-free nationally (800) 234–6825, in Washington (206)
631–8922, teleFAX (206) 631–8691. (This is the laboratory with which
Jonathan Wright, M. D. , was associated and that was raided at gunpoint by
agents of the FDA in May 1992. ) Metametrix Medical Laboratory, 5000 Peachtree Industrial Boulevard, Suite
110, Norcross, Georgia 30071; telephone (404) 446-5483, teleFAX (404)
441-2237. Great Smokies Diagnostic Laboratory, 18A Regent Boulevard, Asheville,
North Carolina 28806; toll-free nationally (800) 522-4762, in North Carolina
(704) 253-0621, teleFAX (704) 253-1127. National BioTechnology Laboratory, Inc. , 13215 SE 240th Street, Suite C,
Kent, Washington 98042; telephone (206) 630-2295, (800) 846-6285. IMMUNOTHERAPY
Another weapon in our treatment armamentarium is immunotherapy. Bernard A. Bellew, M.
8.8
What is the pH level of the aqueous solution used to dissolve noncholesterol residues?
Methyl tert-butyl ether-DMSO (70:30)
What is the composition of the solvent used to dissolve human cholesterol stones in rabbits?
The infusion leads to morphological changes in the gallbladder wall with some focal ulcerations.
What is the effect of infusing the solvent into the gallbladder?
It is a five-part treatment program that includes nutrition, microendocrinology, immunotherapy, and DMSO.
What is the primary goal of the treatment program for arthritis?
It provides information on physicians who can provide information on DMSO treatment.
What is the purpose of the directory listed in the text?