Just an update on this Dr. Fry. He is not published. He is not recognized by the medical community for any discoveries of any kind. He is only discussed by the (sadly) desperate folks on Lyme disease forums who are dying for help from someone. Unfortunately after a solid month of researching the Lyme disease scene I realized it is packed full of fraud physicians, many of which do not even have medical licenses. None of them accept insurance - demand cash out of pocket - and charge 2 - 10x what regular doctors charge, claiming that they're doing "cutting edge" work and risking their livelihoods by treating Lyme patients. Lots of talk about conspiracy theories and the NIH being out to get them, etc. Patient reports of dirty waiting rooms, thousand dollar office visits, 4 hour waits after flights from across the country, and nonstop upselling of supplements. Also the use of non recognized labs which work with these doctors, who always seem to kick out results of "infected" no matter what the pathogen, increasing the treatment protocol and therefore costs. I heard of people taking out second mortgages on their homes to pay for the whole thing. Sad.
Dr. Fry is in this scene. As of today (January 1, 2013) he has not published a single paper on this protozoa he says he discovered, nor any evidence that Biofilms in blood are truly a structural "net" for harboring pathogens from the immune system, resulting in chronic pathogen infection. Its an interesting theory, but he has done nothing to legitimize it, claiming that he's still verifying and proving it in his labs. That's fine, but some report that he's also treating people in the meantime, as if it were a fact. For thousands of dollars a pop. That is where the ethics problem comes in.
Check out this link:
http://relative-risk.blogspot.com/2012/ ... -bugs.html Dr Fry is mentioned...