Dr. Eskapa,
I hope I word this right as I don't want to sound in the least bit disrespectful.
It has been speculated upon in numerous posts that the time to reaching cure is affected by one's time that they have been drinking and the amount they drink. Has this been found in either your or Dr. Sinclair's practice? The subjects in the study in the book averaged only 35 u per week. In my peer group that is a tiny amount, more of a weekend than a week.
Also it has been speculated that the time is affected because most of us here aren't under direct care, in a lab environment, and are lieing to our GPs.
Is there any actual data from real life beyond that that is in the book that you can share with us? I mean directly on TSM. Not all the studies we have read already.
Another question. How come it is so hard to find data from Finland on this?
We do not question the efficacy of the method but some output from you or Dr. Sinclair would definitely, in my opinion, encourage those of us here. Also, some of our major questions would be answered.
I would think that you are looking at this forum and using some of the information to reenforce your findings. Please, then share with us.
V/R,
Rapper

rapper I emailed your question to Dr. Eskapa just in case he hasn't seen it here on this board. Your question is one that a lot of us have so if I hear from him I'll post it.

Thank you corkit

Virgil pointed out to me a similar thread in which Dr. Eskapa replied. I figured there might be one but they get so buried in the numerous threads here. Here it is:
viewtopic.php?f=15&t=300
Anyway Dr. Eskapa almost answers the question here but I hope he'll do it completely if he answers me.
Is he saying that it will be a similar curve for everyone thus a person who started at higher levels will take longer?