<![CDATA[Prof. George A. Farber M.D. - Blog]]>Sun, 12 May 2024 02:15:01 -0700Weebly<![CDATA[SEX DETERMINATION.   Letter to Froma Harrop, Times Picayune, NOLA]]>Mon, 29 May 2023 21:20:29 GMThttp://americanmedicaldetective.com/blog/sex-determination-letter-to-froma-harrop-times-picayune-nolaFrom: george farber, gfarbermd2016@gmail.com
Date: Mon, May 29, 2023 at 1:35 PM
Subject: Sex Determination // Froma Harrop
To: online@theadvocate.com


Dear Froma Harrop
Referent your article Thursday, May 11/2023 T.P, 7B, Transgender issue.
Sexual determination is typically assigned at birth, by the delivery profesional. There should be 3
options: female, male or Morphodite.
The correct, immediate determination is typically noted by which 'organ urinates', thus the correct gender determination as to correct designation.
Thank you

Prof. George A Farber, Sr, MD
504-583 4593
https://americanmedicaldetective.com
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<![CDATA[Erectile Dysfunction]]>Tue, 31 Dec 2019 03:54:16 GMThttp://americanmedicaldetective.com/blog/erectile-dysfunctionProf. George A. Farber, Sr., MD
Col. U.S.A. (R), U.S.A.F, M.C. (Ret)
Founder, President American Academy of Medical Detectives (AAOMD)
3708 N Loyola Dr, Kenner. LA. Apt 115. 
Kenner, LA 70065
504-583-4593


Erectile Dysfunction It is not a disease per se. It is a sign and a symptom of a very serious metabolic disorder, namely: Alzheimer’s disease. This disease is now the biggest health disorder in the world. It is not communicable, it is metabolic!
Please check:

https://americanmedicaldetective.com/blog/erectile-disfunctionetiologies-treatments
https://americanmedicaldetective.com/blog/-one-new-drug-multiple-medical-uses


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<![CDATA[OPIOID DILEMMA, NITROGEN NARCOSIS]]>Sat, 30 Sep 2017 16:38:42 GMThttp://americanmedicaldetective.com/blog/opioid-dilemma-nitrogen-narcosis
​​Prof. George A. Farber, Sr., MD
Col. U.S.A. (R), U.S.A.F, M.C. (Ret)
Founder, President American Academy of Medical Detectives (AAOMD)
3708 N Loyola Dr, Kenner. LA. Apt 115. 
Kenner, LA 70065
504-583-4593


What is the real problem? The answer is, ‘Nitrogen Narcosis’, too many nitrates, which produce overload of Nitrates/Nitrogen in human blood. The impact can be sudden, from simple anesthesia, to hallucinations, to brain damage, and incapacitation. The brain damage can be catastrophic and permanent, like the returned North Korean USA student victim*.
There are many legend drugs, and OTC products, that are Nitrogen containing. All of these products provide warnings about side effects if taken with other Nitrogen containing products.
The onus is on both physicians and patients that consume proprietary medications that fails to heed the warnings.
Many of the overdose deaths are more likely due to adverse drug reaction of Nitrogen overload resulting in Nitrogen Narcosis. More than two Nitrous products or overdose of a single product can result in Nitrogen Narcosis.
Over one century ago, Dentists discovered ‘laughing gas’: N2O, Nitrous Oxide.
One puff or two could cause laughing. More, by mask delivery, causes hallucinations, and anesthesia.
With continuous flow, the DDS could do extractions, surgery, and later, root canal work. And so the beginning of the specialty of Anesthesiology. In the last mid-century a physician, Dr. John Adriani, New Orleans, became the pre-eminent anesthesiologist in the USA, wrote text books and numerous medical journal articles, and recommended that  analgesic products, in low dose, should be available to the general public, without a prescription (proprietary or OTC). Dr Adriani incurred great wrath from politicians and the Pharmaceutical industry, which eventually resolved with Presidential intervention**.
It was my honor and pleasure to work with Dr. Adriani in 1963-66. I authored the chapter on Skin Anesthesia in the text book Surgery of the Skin for several years.
The standard of care for physicians as regards prescribing of Opioid Drugs (legend) or recommending OTC medications should include a meticulous history and written record or documents that includes every type of medications the patient is using or taking, either casually or by direction.
Each and every medicament should be screened for Nitrogen content, form, and quantity and no Opioids prescribed if a patient is taking other nitrate drugs, Health Care products, e.g. Niacin, without proper direction.
The   Opioid dilemma would be reduced, resolved, and tempered if each and every MD, DO & DDS were better informed and educated about Nitrogen Narcosis by required C.M.E and monitored by the jurisdictional License Board of each state, in this regard.
Nitrogen Narcosis, as discussed, does not address barometric forms, such as ‘bends, aeroembolism’.
Side effects, contraindications, warnings, are myriad. Following is a list of the most common. It is vital! Read it and see what affects you.

Side effects

Difficulty having a bowel movement (stool)
Drowsiness
Lack or loss of strength
Relaxed and calm feeling
Sleepiness or unusual drowsiness
Less common
Abnormal dreams
Acid or sour stomach
Anxiety
Belching
Burning feeling in the chest or stomach
False or unusual sense of well-being
Heartburn
Hiccups
Indigestion
Stomach discomfort, upset, or pain
Tenderness in the stomach area
Trouble sleeping
Weight loss
Rare
Absent, missed, or irregular menstrual periods
Bad, unusual or unpleasant (after) taste
Bloated or full feeling
Body aches or pain
Change in taste
Change in walking and balance
Changes in vision
Clumsiness or unsteadiness
Congestion
Continuous ringing or buzzing or other unexplained noise in the ears
crying
Decreased interest in sexual intercourse
Dental caries or tooth decay
Denationalization
Depression
Difficulty with speaking
Dry skin
Dryness or soreness of the throat
Excess air or gas in the stomach or Intestines
Excessive muscle tone
Feeling of constant movement of self or surroundings
Feeling of unreality
General feeling of discomfort or illness
Headache, severe and throbbing
Hearing loss
Hoarseness
Hyperventilation
Inability to have or keep an erection
Increase in body movements
Increased appetite
Increased cough
Irritability
Loss in sexual ability, desire, drive, or performance
Loss of heat from the body
Loss of memory
Loss of strength or energy
Muscle pain or weakness
Muscle stiffness
Muscle tension or tightness
Neck pain
Paranoia
Passing of gas
Problems with memory
Quick to react or overreact emotionally
Rapidly changing moods
Red, swollen skin
Restlessness
Runny nose
Scaly skin
Sensation of spinning
Sense of detachment from self or body
Severe sleepiness
Stomach pain, fullness, or discomfort
Swelling or inflammation of the mouth
Tender, swollen glands in the neck
Unusual weak feeling
Voice changes

See list of commonly used agents for pain alleviation, blood pressure modulation, mind altering, performance enhancing, and mood elevation products widely used and prescribed, all Nitrogen based, which are examples and not all inclusive.




GENERIC NAME                      BRAND NAME                                    Formula‎ = (N, is Nitrogen) 


OXYCODONE                        OxyContin,  Percodan,                                      C18H21NO4

                                               Endodan,  Roxiprin,                      

                                               Percocet, Endocet,

                                               Roxicet & OxyContin.                             

Zolpidem tartrate                 Zolpidem, Ambien                                            C19H21N3O




Diacetylmorphine                   HEROIN                                                           C21H23NO5




Fentanyl              ‎                Sublimaze, Actiq,                                                 C22H29ClN2O

                                              Durogesic, Duragesic,

Ephedrin                             Akovaz, Corphedra                                             C10H15NO                                                                                  

Valsartan‎:                           Diovan          ‎                                                       C24H29N5O3

lisinopril                             Zestril, Prinivil,                                                   C21H31N3O5

                                             Qbrelis                                                                     

METFORMIN                       Glucophage XR,                                                C4H11N5

                                               Carbophage SR,           

COCAINE                                                                                                          C17H21NO4                    

SILDENAFIL                         VIAGRA                                                             C22H30N6O4S

TADALAFIL                            CIALIS                                                              C22H19N3O4

ACETAMINOPHEN ‎            Tylenol                                                              C8H9NO2

Bromazepam                     LEXOTANIL                                                        C14H10BrN3O

SERTRALINE                        ZOLOFT                                                             C17H17Cl2N

HALDOL                               HALOPERIDOL                            ‎                     C21H23ClFNO2

Methylphenidate              RITALIN                                                             C14 H19NO2

ALPRAZOLAM                    ZANAX                                                                C17H13ClN4

Varenicline                         Chantix                                                               C13H13N3 

Aripiprazole                       Abilafy                                                              C23H27Cl2N3O2

Prochlorperazine           Compazine                                                           C20H24ClN3S

Chlorpromazine;            Thorazine; Largactil                                            C17H19ClN2S


Naloxone                        Narcan    (Antidote. OTC)                               C19H21NO4




Keywords:
Nitrogen Narcosis, Nitrogen, Opioids, pain drugs, hallucinations, brain damage, incapacitation, North Korean USA student victim, Health Care products.


Please check : ONE NEW DRUG, MULTIPLE MEDICAL USES at:
http://americanmedicaldetective.com/blog/-one-new-drug-multiple-medical-uses
*North Korea calls Otto Warmbier’s death a ‘mystery,’ casts itself as ‘biggest victim:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/north-korea-calls-us-students-death-a-mystery-casts-itself-as-biggest-victim/2017/06/23/cbfa5904-57ff-11e7-9e18-968f6ad1e1d3_story.html?utm_term=.3b0423022eb2
**Dr. John Adriani story:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3096164/
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<![CDATA[LETTER TO THE EDITOR, HOW IT ALL BEGAN]]>Wed, 04 Jan 2017 17:36:17 GMThttp://americanmedicaldetective.com/blog/letter-to-the-editor-how-it-all-beganPicture
Prof. George A. Farber, Sr., MD
Col. U.S.A. (R), U.S.A.F, M.C. (Ret)
Founder, President American Academy of Medical Detectives (AAOMD)
3708 N Loyola Dr, Kenner. LA. Apt 115. 
Kenner, LA 70065
504-583-4593


Co-Founder, Past President, Honorary Fellow

The year 2016 marked the fifty year anniversary of the conception of the ASDS .USAF  Captains George A. Farber & Sorell S. Resnik first met at the annual meeting of the USAF Association of Internal Medicine and Allied Specialties, in Texas.

We conspired to start the ASDS.

When we left active duty circa 1970, we organized and coordinated the first meeting of recruits at the Annual Meeting of the AAD, December 7th 1970, in Chicago.  Thus, about 25 Charter members held the first formal meeting, elected officers, drafted bylaws, and planned the agenda for the first fiscal year.

Dr. Resnik incorporated our new society, and Drs. Burks and Farber agreed to manage and administer, Dr. Farber was elected Treasurer, and the first educational meeting  was combined with the Annual Dermabrasion and Chemical Peel Symposium in New Orleans in 1971.

The first President, Dr. Norman Orentreich, already an acclaimed dermatologic surgeon, brought to the new ASDS, medical authenticity via his recognition for the Donor Dominance Theory, regarding Hair Transplantation.

Dr. James W. Burks, and others arranged for a session on the 1971 AAD program. That session on Flaps and Grafts was a huge success, and earned the respect of the AAD.

The rest is documented history, from a risk-venture beginning to a metabolic factor in the specialties of Dermatology, Dermatopathology and organized medicine.                                      

PRESIDENTIAL PERSPECTIVES  ARTICLE
COMPILED BY
C. WILLIAM HANKE, M.D.

George A. Farber, M.D. It was my pleasure and privilege to have served the ASDS from its inception as a founding member, and as an officer and director, for 13 years. During my term as president, perhaps the most significant contribution was the marriage of the administration of the organization with the administrative corporation of the AAD, namely, Dermatology Services, Inc. (DSI). That agreement, which still stands, served to secure a permanency for the administration of the ASDS, provided a "home," and helped to solidify and direct future management within the framework of organized dermatology.

It was fortunate for the ASDS that the  officers and directors of DSI had particularly competent people running their programs, with vision and foresight, and that they were agreeable to that challenge.

Although the role of DSI has been unsung and they have received very few accolades, they are well deserving of an award in recognition for continued excellence in the management of the ASDS and its affairs for the past 10 years. They brought stability, professional management to a fledgling organization, and helped in the maturation of the ASDS.

 The future of dermatologic surgery, in my opinion, will always remain married to and tied to the future of the specialty of dermatology as a whole. The success of dermatologic surgery necessarily follows success of the basic training in the specialty of dermatology. Knowledge of the pathology and the physiology of the skin is cardinal to successful dermatologic surgery.

It is the strength of the basic dermatology training that gives credibility to the arguments to protect and preserve the surgical aspect of the specialty against outsiders seeking to restrict or prohibit dermatologic surgery, initially in only cosmetic forms, but eventually, if they had their way, in even traditional forms.

Pathways of the politics of medicine appear destined to result in eventual licensure for dermatologic surgery in many or all the states. One of the basic credentialing aspects of such licensure is bound to be that of peer review, which could very well prohibit office-based surgery, unless such office-based surgery is under some form of peer review.

Toward this end, staff privileges at hospitals, and surgical privileges at hospitals, appear to fall within the realm of peer review according to the philosophies so far extended by most of the states concerned with these matters at the present time.
Furthermore, the ASDS and the AAD are likely to face these problems increasingly during the next 10 years. The success of dermatologic surgery, in my opinion, will lie in the strong alliance between the specialty of dermatology, as a whole, supporting that part of the specialty known as dermatologic surgery, and working together to ensure that adverse restrictions are not placed on dermatology, most particularly on dermatologic surgery.
​Methods of peer review for private office-based dermatologic surgery will have to be developed that will meet the approval and guidelines of the various licensing agencies during the next decade.

Public support through public relation programs sponsored by the specialty of dermatology through its organizations will have to be a continual program and expense. Public relations between the specialty of dermatology, and certain other specialties, which are natural allies, and include otolaryngology, cosmetic surgery, and even plastic surgery, will have to be a part of the economic and work budget.
There have been attempts at cooperation and coordination that have not received the attention or the publicity of the conflicts. Notwithstanding, there are existing avenues for stronger alliances between specialties with overlying interests to obviate the need for conflicts and turf battles.

Dermatology has always been a friendly specialty, and hopefully we will continue in that direction. However, in order to continue in that direction it will take hard work, direction, sophistication, and as always, continuing medical education.

See PDF Presidential Perspectives 1990 link  J Dermatol Surg Oncol 16:2 February 1990            



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<![CDATA[VETERANS ADMINISTRATION,                                           THE BEST AND ONLY SOLUTION]]>Thu, 22 Dec 2016 04:48:07 GMThttp://americanmedicaldetective.com/blog/veterans-administration-the-best-and-only-solutionPicture
Prof. George A. Farber, Sr., MD
Col. U.S.A. (R), U.S.A.F, M.C. (Ret)
Founder, President American Academy of Medical Detectives (AAOMD)
3708 N Loyola Dr, Kenner. LA. Apt 115. 
Kenner, LA 70065
504-583-4593



Keep it, but subjugate it to an un-armed division of The US Army.

The US Army already has health care and hospitals, with excellent reputation. This sub-division to provide health care for all of the armed services Vets, including Coast Guard, and contracted military and Secret Service assets, active and retired, and disabled, and ad hoc.

The VA is an abject failure! It is a burgeoning bureaucracy, a big white elephant! It will take an Act of Congress to subjugate and combine the VA into the US Army. They can handle it.

The VA budget can be halved and balance added to Army budget! Many existing facilities transferred to the Army, will greatly expand army capability, and access to health care for our Veterans.

Many additional benefits to such combination. Military careers can be prolonged, extended, and salvaged by interservices transfer to such a non-combat division. Likewise, civil service personnel. Likewise, economies of larger agency combination. 

The VA system does not attract sufficient top-notch medical personnel. The current bureaucracy is not recruitment friendly. The attitude is pay, but no play/work. Benefits exceed performance value! Note: There are some, but not enough, good deeds and professional services to warrant a separate huge bureaucracy.

COMBINE AND REFINE, Under New Management!



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<![CDATA[ONE NEW DRUG, MULTIPLE MEDICAL USES]]>Tue, 20 Dec 2016 19:19:44 GMThttp://americanmedicaldetective.com/blog/-one-new-drug-multiple-medical-usesPicture
Prof. George A. Farber, Sr., MD
Col. U.S.A. (R), U.S.A.F, M.C. (Ret)
Founder, President American Academy of Medical Detectives (AAOMD)
3708 N Loyola Dr, Kenner. LA. Apt 115. 
Kenner, LA 70065
504-583-4593




​Circa 2008, oral Phosphodiesterase Type-5 inhibitors, after many years, and many studies, under FDA rules, were found to have many beneficial uses. This type of ‘medication’ was most beneficial in the metabolism and oxidative phosphorylation and initiator of good health and healing.The first approval by the FDA was for Erectile Dysfunction. A gold mine had been found!


Such approval  was for one aspect, of the studies and investigations. A coincidental  pharmaceutical gold mine resulted. Fortunately, the studies opened many eyes, and led to new treatments for multiple other diseases and disorders, now turning out to be quite beneficial.

The four major drugs, by multiple investigators, have similarities and slight differences. This report  involves one, Tadalafil. This agent appears to be the safest one, and has the longest half-life, and a low dosage regimen.

So far, after approximately four years of continual use, it appears quite safe.

All of these drugs work to improve function on smooth muscle tissue, the target area. Smooth muscle is part of the anatomy of blood vessels and organs. The main action is to improve vascular and endothelial function. Every area and organ of the human body is involved.


Tadalafil (Cialisc), is obviously beneficial and very helpful for Erectile Dysfunction, male and female, and Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia and hormone control by regulation of hormone production and release. Good smooth muscle function is necessary for effective hormone function.

All blood vessels rely on healthy smooth muscle for effective function, including brain, heart, lungs, and visceral organs and mesentery, and fat tissue vessels.

Particular benefit has been noticed for heart and retinal vessels.  Benefits have also been noted in pulmonary and portal hypertension  control.

Another gold mine is on the horizon, as Tadalafil may prove very effective for migraines! Smooth muscle tone can stabilize and relax the migraine foci, without need for toxins (Botox)

There is no major/overt contraindication except with nitrous oxide medications concurrently. Priapism is possible, but may be anecdotal and subliminally effective advertisement. 

There are many other prospective uses, including treatment of diabetes, chronic colitis, endometriosis, esophagitis/heartburn, fibromyalgia, scleroderma, lupus erythematosus, and the list goes on.

There is great promise for the oral Phosphodiesterase Type-5 inhibitors.

References.

Nonerectogenic Beneficial Uses, J. Sex Med 2008, et al.

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<![CDATA[ASDS MEETING NOLA 2016]]>Wed, 14 Dec 2016 00:18:30 GMThttp://americanmedicaldetective.com/blog/asds-meeting-nola2016Picture









​Prof.
 George A. Farber, Sr., MD
Col. U.S.A. (R), U.S.A.F, M.C. (Ret)
Founder, President American Academy of Medical Detectives (AAOMD)
3708 N Loyola Dr, Kenner. LA. Apt 115. 
Kenner, LA 70065
504-583-4593


The best and biggest Dermatologic Surgery Society in the world returned to New Orleans for the 2016 Annual Meeting, the 46th  Anniversary.
A great meeting, in a great place, with a  great CME program and a great Faculty . What more could anybody ask for?


The Executive management team, Kathy Duerdoth et al earned big-time kudos for their amazing task. Bergunaka!

The exhibitor program was terrific, very friendly and a central focus for everyone.

The newly elected Officers are top quality and will continue the string of strong and effective leadership. The planning Committees and Think Tanks serve to help achieve direction and leadership, and future planning and create effective continuation of Past Presidents experience and guidance and opportunity for active participation with the ASDS.

The ‘Saturday night live’ Gala at the Mardi  Gras warehouse club was a ‘one of a life time’ masked Ball, with New Orleans Jazz and Muskrat Ramble dancing.

The Founders, those still alive, and on behalf of those that R.I.P., are so proud of the strong leadership and management that the ASDS has enjoyed and pray for continued success and growth in perpetuity.

An assembly of extemporaneous photographs  from the meeting serve to memorialize some of the activities.


CHEMICAL PEEL. Prof. George A. Farber. MD. ASDS Annual Meeting NOLA, 2016.

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<![CDATA[NEW IMMIGRATION CENTER]]>Sat, 03 Dec 2016 21:35:16 GMThttp://americanmedicaldetective.com/blog/new-immigration-centerPicture
Prof. George A. Farber, Sr., MD
Col. U.S.A. (R), U.S.A.F, M.C. (Ret)
Founder, President American Academy of Medical Detectives (AAOMD)
3708 N Loyola Dr, Kenner. LA. Apt 115. 
Kenner, LA 70065
504-583-4593




​The new ‘Ellis Island’ is now in N.E. Tenn. There are numerous Military facilities that can be used for temporary housing, quietly, and with fences, gates, and armed security*.

Little or no public announcements or news releases have stated exactly where these immigration camps are specifically located. There is a subtle secrecy, which begs the question as to where these new immigrants came from.

Apparently, a large number of Middle Eastern  / Syrians arrived discreetly and quietly, probably at night, like the Iran cash deliveries, in no way ‘nefarious’, but now are in the USA. Like the cash, the ‘soldiers’ disappear!  

Proper vetting unlikely! Redistribution occurs, and sooner or later, some or many disappear from the Homeland radar.

Perhaps there is a peculiar coincidence that well known drought areas exist in USA**, and in Israel, and that the impact of the drought is severe this year.

So, now comes the ISIS soldiers, in the herd of immigrants with a plan to commit terrorism, in a way that only requires one or two soldiers to start a wildfire, and create havoc, affecting thousands of US citizens, and widespread damage and destruction and expenses.

For example, look at what happened in Tenn., Southern California and many areas S.E. USA.

Most reports indicate fires caused by humans. Most of such fires start in public camping areas. Easy access for ‘soldiers’ of ISIS./Al-Qaida. Easy escape for perpetrators. 

The perfect act of terrorism!. No guns, no knives, no bombs, no electronics/detonators, only matches or lighter and possibly an American Flag to burn!   

Go figure!

 *Military facilities, Nashville-Gatlinburg area.  

   **Severe drought areas exist in USA



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<![CDATA[Immigration legal & illegal, financial impact]]>Tue, 29 Nov 2016 21:58:43 GMThttp://americanmedicaldetective.com/blog/immigration-legal-illegal-financial-impactPicture
Prof. George A. Farber, Sr., MD
Col. U.S.A. (R), U.S.A.F, M.C. (Ret)
Founder, President American Academy of Medical Detectives (AAOMD)
3708 N Loyola Dr, Kenner. LA. Apt 115. 
Kenner, LA 70065
504-583-4593



Immigration, legal & illegal, pertinent now and in the entire history of  Man, and as well many of other of Gods creatures, is a major problem worldwide.

The problem in The USA is at a boiling point, now!

America has only two terra firma borders, and an east and west ocean border. The water borders have incurred large scale invasion of illegal peoples about three hundred years ago, on the Pacific side, Chinese, and on the Atlantic side, the Arcadians (Cajuns). Both of these ‘invasions’ occurred after America was invaded and settled by the ‘pilgrims’ and similar masses, mostly from Europe. 

The invading European masses of people and some animals like horses, cattles, sheep, and disease organisms that came to America with the invaders, conquer the country. The term ‘invaders’ is applicable because America was already populated with Natives, A.K.A. ‘Indians’ or Native Americans. 

The invading immigrants also bought and imported slaves, that later became citizens. 

The northern border is Canada. This is a ‘friendly’ border, well managed and well respected, on both sides. The southern border is essentially wide open, has experienced many small and big wars, is very porous, poorly managed, and causing great concern regarding illegal immigration, drugs, criminals, money laundering, human trafficking, and import/export violations. The southern border, Mexico, needs a ‘quick fix’. The instant issue for a quick fix is ‘The Wall’.

Mexico currently does not seen concerned or worried, yet, about ‘The Wall’.

However, they are very worried about several millions Mexicans to be returned to Mexico, ‘sent back’.

The fault is not just the respective governments border management, but is more of a revolving door, for both good and bad, with emphasis on the bad.

There are reasonable pathways for immigration/emigration. The problem is illegal immigration into The USA. Most of the illegal immigrants desire to ‘follow the money, Honey’ philosophy.

So, what’s the big problem? The three biggest problems are Drugs, Human trafficking, and ‘Welfare’.

Drugs and human trafficking are both illegal and immoral, with extremely bad and sad consequences for many people, young and old, in America. 

The biggest consequences in America for illegal immigrants, involves every tax-paying citizen. How so?

Those immigrants from the southern border and the other borders (currently from the middle east) will bankrupt America. That is why The American public just elected a big-time professional  Businessman to be the next President!


The prospectus is actually quite basic and simple. Consider, three million illegal immigrants, all in Medicaid / welfare programs, with administrative   and direct medical and dole expenses from both state and federal sources, and three thousand dollars each per month ($3.000). Please note, citizens get less per month! 

Three million illegal immigrants, at $3.000/month equals 9 billion dollars per month ($9.000.000.000/month), and one hundred eight billion per year ($108.000.000.000/year). Add government agencies to monitor, police, and administer the immigration and terrorism concerns, about fifty billion per year (generalized total: $158.000.000.000). Also, extrapolate for ten years, equals $1.58 trillion!

That’s not all!. Consider another 10 million legal immigrants on the same basis, plus education expenses, some incarcerations, food stamps, and miscellaneous other expenses, about 50 trillions over next 10 years! 

It is not possible. (No es posible)!.  (2.5 x current national debt) plus all the other state and federal budgets.

Go figure!

Build the wall, stop the gall, at the border and in America!



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<![CDATA[ERECTILE DISFUNCTION,ETIOLOGIES & TREATMENTS]]>Fri, 29 Jul 2016 19:17:43 GMThttp://americanmedicaldetective.com/blog/erectile-disfunctionetiologies-treatments
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Prof. George A. Farber, Sr., MD
Col. U.S.A. (R), U.S.A.F, M.C. (Ret)
Founder, President American Academy of Medical Detectives (AAOMD)
3708 N Loyola Dr, Kenner. LA. Apt 115. 
Kenner, LA 70065
504-583-4593


​The etiology (Causes) is multiple. The various causes may start at or before birth, due to infections, injuries, dietary, mother’s health, drug addiction and medications (prescribed and OTC), genetic.

The neonatal period. Approximately three months, begins new levels of exposure to environmental, familial, and parental experience, both bad and good.

The next five years, the child development is the most intense, and impacts further development, mentally and physically. During this time, adverse events may occur.

One example, untoward reactions from vaccines, medications and experiences with parents, siblings, relatives, and caretakers.

Genetic problems begin to surface. Examples include atopy, asthma, failure to thrive, growth patterns, Down’s Syndrome, epilepsy, autism, hyperactivity, sleep disorders, cystic fibrosis, attention disorders,
and many others.


Age 5 to 20, everything imaginable and unimaginable, and unforeseen can occur, all of which impact the rest of life.

The sum and substances of the first twenty years can predict onset of future erectile function in males. There are little or no recorded studies as regards female clitoral erectile function.

In men, signs and symptoms begins to appear normally age 40 and older. Earlier than age 40, is usually premature. If onset is premature, look back for a cause. Either way help is on the way.

For centuries, literally thousands of proprietary herbs, plants, flowers, weeds, tree-barks, fungi, carvings, sculptures, statues, dolls, and religious incantations, has been promoted, worldwide, as a means of sexual stimulation because of erectile dysfunction. The market is bigger now than ever before. Unfortunately, it is all a giant scam/con-job!

Fortunately, in the past ten years, by accident, a side effect of several other drugs under many years of investigation, FDA approved studies; the pharmaceutical companies noted the consistency and innocence of the side effect, namely involuntary penile erection!

These drug companies determined that the medication under evaluation caused smooth muscle functional enhancement manifest by unintentional penile erection that persisted for 20 to 30 minutes. Marvelous! (Note: The nurses reported the side effect!)

Without further ado, the drug companies simply changed the indication for the product as treatment for erectile dysfunction and promptly obtained FDA approval.

The drug companies continued the studies as related to other smooth muscle structures. A new benefit soon became apparent, clinically. That benefit was and is improvement of benign prostatic hypertrophy. Halleluiah!

Unfortunately, the drug companies got too greedy! They engaged in price gouging, a felony. They priced their product out of range of ordinary citizens, and still do. One or more of the three major drug companies that manufactures the three major products is moving to another country.

Fortunately, neighboring NAFTA countries have identical products, same packaging, at a fraction of the price (12¢ vs $50. per pill!)


Drugs: Viagra, Cialis, Levitra, other brands.

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