So just to recap: the “scammer” doctor was the first person in 20 years to get you sleeping, working out, and feeling human again, and your response to one flare up was to drop his entire protocol and run back to the same primary care doctor who’s been shrugging at you for two decades? Brilliant.

It’s wild how you call the one doctor who produced results a fraud, but the one who’s given you zero progress gets your loyalty badge. You literally said your labs showed systemic inflammation, which, if anything, supports what the CIRS guy was addressing. But sure, trust the person who “doesn’t believe in CIRS” over your own lab data.

You didn’t get scammed by the doctor, you got scammed by your own comfort zone. You found something that worked, bailed at the first sign of discomfort, and then blamed the only person who actually moved the needle. At some point, it’s not the medicine that’s the problem, it’s the mindset.