Very interesting. Like Dr. Ronald, I also assumed you were Dr. Kenneth B Stoller. In any case I looked you up. To be honest I don't know much about ADD but had no idea the prevalence was so high. I noticed your expertise in hyperbaric 02 treatment. When I was an occ med doctor in Colorado there was a huge carbon monoxide leak at a major …
Very interesting. Like Dr. Ronald, I also assumed you were Dr. Kenneth B Stoller. In any case I looked you up. To be honest I don't know much about ADD but had no idea the prevalence was so high. I noticed your expertise in hyperbaric 02 treatment. When I was an occ med doctor in Colorado there was a huge carbon monoxide leak at a major tech firm that effected a lot of people. The employer tried to cover it up - they never even called 911 and wanted me to send the patients home to rest and take them off work for a day. They did not want OSHA notified. Yet some I saw had insanely high Carboxyhemoglobin levels. I sent them all off for hyperbaric 02. The victims were paid off to settle out of court for damage.
When I first opened my clinic in Santa Fe, I tried to approach the City and County Fire Departments making HBOT available should any of their people need it. I wanted to get a baseline neurocognitive eval at no cost to the Fire Departments but was told...."they" don't want anyone documenting any of the fire fighters took a neurological hit from fighting a fire due to smoke inhalation.
So, with this kind of insanity... it is a little surprising we haven't destroyed ourselves by now.
Very interesting. Like Dr. Ronald, I also assumed you were Dr. Kenneth B Stoller. In any case I looked you up. To be honest I don't know much about ADD but had no idea the prevalence was so high. I noticed your expertise in hyperbaric 02 treatment. When I was an occ med doctor in Colorado there was a huge carbon monoxide leak at a major tech firm that effected a lot of people. The employer tried to cover it up - they never even called 911 and wanted me to send the patients home to rest and take them off work for a day. They did not want OSHA notified. Yet some I saw had insanely high Carboxyhemoglobin levels. I sent them all off for hyperbaric 02. The victims were paid off to settle out of court for damage.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/17439699/
When I first opened my clinic in Santa Fe, I tried to approach the City and County Fire Departments making HBOT available should any of their people need it. I wanted to get a baseline neurocognitive eval at no cost to the Fire Departments but was told...."they" don't want anyone documenting any of the fire fighters took a neurological hit from fighting a fire due to smoke inhalation.
So, with this kind of insanity... it is a little surprising we haven't destroyed ourselves by now.
Total insanity. Given that Santa Fe is 1500 feet higher than Denver it would seem that the risk of carbon monoxide poising is a greater risk.
I think there is a lot of subclinical Carbon monoxide poisonings out there especially in poor states and locals.