The "Noble Prize"
“The Noble Prize”
By Dale Bredesen, M.D., Chief Science Officer for Apollo Health
As the leading pioneer of CIRS and the founder of the Shoemaker Protocol™, Dr. Ritchie Shoemaker has successfully treated thousands of patients suffering from CIRS/mold illness. Both patients and practitioners who’ve utilized the Shoemaker Protocol™ often sincerely comment how Dr. Shoemaker deserves the Nobel Prize. Seeing patients debilitated by CIRS restored to health and life again is endlessly rewarding and can even seem miraculous.
Recently, one of Dr. Shoemaker’s reputable colleagues, Dale Bredesen, M.D., decided to announce his own “Noble Prize” criteria and nominations giving a nod to the life-saving work of a few esteemed medical and scientific pioneers. Dr. Shoemaker made the top 3 selections. We couldn’t agree more. A big thank you goes out to Dr. Bredesen for taking time to acknowledge his colleagues’ commitment and work, and for the great work he does, too!
Read “The Noble Prize” article here
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