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7. The world of Dr. Edward Lewis Tobinick, Dermatologist.

This study, like most are solely authored by Dr.Edward Tobinick, Dermatologist, Institute of Laser Medicine (hair removal) who also are the same staff and home of Institute of Neurological Recovery which also went under the name Institute for Neurological Research. Tobinick began making claims in 1998 for the off-label use of the then new rhumatoid arthritis drug Etanercept (Enbrel). Tobinick promoted the use of this drug for disc-related conditions such as chronic back pain. Tobinick created his own 'patented' administration of the drug and called it DiskCure with claims of relief within minutes. Tobinick advertised the treatment and charged patients thousands of dollars for this 'unique' treatment. Tobinick self authored studies to support these claims. A few years later Tobinick played the same trick, this time it was Alzheimer's, and after a number of years of causing havoc, Tobinick would appear to have prioritized his new target STROKE and Traumatic Brain Injury. A new patient can expect to pay around $4500 for an initial consultation and 1st injection. A vial of Etanercept (Enbrel) costs about $230. Just because it is expensive, does not mean it works. These scams cost some money to run. In recent years I have observed Australians being targeted successfully by Tobinick with his scams be they for Alzheimer's or STROKE etc.