Hyperhidrosis Forum

Dear Administrator: ETS surgery affects the Heart, Lungs, Blood Vessels, Thyroid, Arrector Pili, Adipose Tissue, Bone, Bone Marrow, and many other organs, glands and muscles. Searching your allegedly un-biased study for occurrences of particular words: Heart 0 Lung 0 blood 0 bone 0 arrector pili 0 a...

Supposedly 1-5% of the population suffers from "hyperhidrosis". Therefore, 1-5% of MDs have it.

Where are the MDs who have had ETS surgery? I haven't found a single one. If anyone can find and doctor who had ETS surgery, please post contact information.

I had ETS in October 2002 by Richard J. Fischel MD, Ph.D. The cost was my heart function, my lung function, my blood vessel function, my mental and emotional function, my thyroid function, my thermoregulation, and many other costs. Richard J. Fischel MD, Ph.D. is, in my opinion, based on the evidenc...

My opinion that ETS affects bone metabolism has been challenged. I had a disturbing conversation with ETS surgeon Samuel Ahn who told me and the rest of his audience about some of the effects of ETS on bone. Since then my research indicates that the role of the sympathetic nervous system is to inhib...

Here's a few things summarized by Hashmonai

http://www.truthaboutets.com/ETS%20Pathophysiology.PDF

It's because the same nerves which deliver the message for your sweat glands to sweat are all bundled together with nerves leading to the heart, lungs, blood vessels, thyroid, fat tissue, bone, bone marrow, arrector pili muscles . . . . . .and more

Here is my research paper on Samuel S. Ahn. Of interest here is evidence that Ahn is using this genetic study to recruit ETS surgery patients. http://www.truthaboutets.com/Pages/CaughtRedHanded.html http://www.truthaboutets.com/JPEGS/CaughtRedHanded.jpg Caught Red Handed! An Investigation Into the M...