Sometimes it appears to me that much of the motivation (other than the
money he receives from various industries to go after scientists like
Dr. Rea)... is plain jealousy.

Dr. Rea is board certified ... Barrett failed and never passed.
Psychiatric Boards. It is obvious here, that Barrett had been hired to
do his typical chop jobs on Dr. Rea ... this time before Dr. Rea's
first victory after being harassed by the Texas Medical Boards.

www.BreastImplantAwareness.org/QuackWatchWatch.htm

Date:         Wed, 05 Mar 1997 21:29:38 +0000
Sender:       "occ-env-med-l" <occ-env-med-l@list.mc.duke.edu>
From:         "Stephen Barrett, M.D." <sbinfo@ix.netcom.com>
Subject:      OEM: Re: MCS

I am preparing a detailed report about the medical, legal, and
political aspects of "multiple chemical sensitivity." (Note from
Ilena: Who paid you for this report, Steve???)

I have encountered cases where the husband of a "clinical ecology"
patient was faced with paying huge bills (for treatment he didn't
believe in) had to choose between divorce and bankruptcy. If anyone on
the list knows of someone in that situation who would be willing to
speak out, I would appreciate a referral.

I would also be interested in interviewing someone who spent tens of
thousands of dollars on clinical ecology treatment and later came to
realize the money was wasted.

Does anyone have a recent treatment manual from Dr. Rea's
Environmental Health Center that I could borrow?

Last week (before I joined the occ-env-med mailing list), someone
asked whether membership in the American Academy of Environmental
Medicine had dropped sharply within the past year and a half. If the
question has not yet been answered, I'll be happy to supply the data.

Stephen Barrett, M.D.
sbinfo@ix.netcom.com
http://www.quackwatch.com

No, I do not. Please provide proof of your claim.