Dr.Donato’s letter of Inauguration “I.P.T.
Anti-Piracy M.D. Week”
Greetings Colleagues and Medical
Practitioners:
Today I am launching a special campaign
through LinkedIN and the Academy for IPT Facebook page, concerning an important
issue that has been growing through out the last years and it's a matter of
great concern to all health practitioners: Medical Piracy.
For the last 18 months I’ve come across many
patients who’ve shared with me their stories of negative health and financial
experiences with medical doctors allegedly trained in Insulin Potentiation
Therapy or I.P.T. / IPTLD but were never certified nor trained by me.
Many patients over the world in search for hope using an alternative treatment
have seek for IPT/IPTLD offered by some health practitioners and organizations
calling themselves I.P.T. practitioners and trainers, but who are in fact a
fraud and have no legal authority to train in “Insulin Potentiation Therapy”.
This is a very serious issue and puts the patient at great risk. That is why
today I’m launching this awareness campaign to all medical doctors. Medical
Piracy in I.P.T. is very real and continues affecting patients worldwide,
learning my protocol from an untrained, uncertified doctor that is unaware of
recent updates to dosages and instructions made to I.P.T. over the past 30
years. Many patients are receiving an unsupervised I.P.T. protocol administered
by a non-trained nurse or a physician, paying a considerable amount of money for
something that ends up harming them or builds chemo-resistance or promotes an
early reoccurrence. I have a responsibility to those patients and to
alert all medical doctors of this serious matter.
During this week we’ll be talking about
different subjects concerning I.P.T. Medical Piracy, prevention and official
certification. I invite you all to take part of this campaign for medical
safety to patients concerns us all. I hereby inaugurate: "I.P.T.
Anti-Piracy M.D. Awareness Week". Good day to all of you. Sincerely,
Donato Perez Garcia, M.D.
Senior Instructor and
Owner of Intellectual Property for I.P.T. and I.P.T.L.D.
1. What is Intellectual Property Theft?
It is a robbery, the stealing of ideas, trade
secrets, brands and legal patents in products, services and in this case
medical protocols. It is a crime and it is punishable as the stealing of cars,
technology, drugs or something of financial value. Information is valuable and
there are laws both in Mexico and the United States that protect ownership of
ideas and information, more so when it has to do with health and safety of
consumers and general population. It is no different than entering into some
one's home and deliberately stealing a priced possession.
2. Who is an I.P.T. Pirate M.D./Organization?
Basically, all doctors, physicians, health
care personal, associations, organization, foundations, academies, or societies
who are administering/teaching the protocol of "Insulin Potentiation
Therapy" (I.P.T.®) and "Insulin Potentiation Therapy Low Dose"
(I.P.T.L.D.®) without authorization and certification from the rightful
owner, Donato Pérez García, M.D.
3.Intellectual Property of Donato Perez
Garcia, M.D.
Those who know the story, might understand the
immense hard work that's been promoting "Insulin Potentiation
Therapy", those that have heard the story know that I.P.T. was invented by
a Mexican Doctor in 1930, Donato Perez Garcia (III) and although proven
remarkable healing properties, I.P.T. was not well accepted in Mexico. It took
hard dedication and resources to find a medical society that would be opened to
this new protocol, supporting and promoting it abroad. It has taken over 84
years, 3 family generations and the support of colleagues and friends to be
able to offer this treatment to patients all over the world. It's been an
everyday work task for these 3 medical doctors to see I.P.T.'s knowledge well
accepted, knowing that patients over the world can benefit from this medical
protocol is product of 8 decades of hard work. In the last years I.P.T. Piracy
from medical doctors, organizations and health personal has been increasing,
and with this, the risk and fraud to many patients. Every year, patients send
their concern letters of negative experiences by doctors allegedly trained in "Insulin
Potentiation Therapy" by other people other Donato Perez Garcia, M.D. As
rightful owner, till this day, he is the only Medical Doctors authorized to
train in I.P.T. and offer official certification. Every year Dr. Donato
organizes Global Conferences and Training Seminars since February of 2001, open
to any medical doctor seeking to learn this protocol. The invitations are open
each year.
4. Sanctions, laws and reports of violation of
this intellectual property right:
The
unauthorized reproduction or distribution of a copyrighted work is illegal.
Criminal copyright infringement, including infringement without monetary gain,
is investigated by the FBI and is punishable by fines and federal imprisonment.
According to Article 27 of the Universal
Declaration of Human Rights, "everyone has the right to the protection of
the moral and material interests resulting from any scientific, literary or
artistic production of which he is the author".
The National Intellectual Property Rights Coordination
Center (IPR Center) stands at the forefront of the U.S. government’s response
to global intellectual property (IP) theft.
The Department of Justice Task Force on
Intellectual Property is part of a Department-wide initiative to confront the
growing number of domestic and international intellectual property (IP) crimes.
It is chaired by the Deputy Attorney General.
Infringement and exhibiting a blatant
disregard for my copyright can fall under Title 17 of the U.S. Code section
504©(2) which states in part:
(c) STATUTORY DAMAGES. —
(2) In a case where the copyright owner
sustains the burden of proving, and the court finds, that infringement was
committed willfully, the court in its discretion may increase the award of
statutory damages to a sum of not more than $5,500,000.
Both in Mexico and the United States of
America, there are laws and legal organizations, including the F.B.I, The
National Intellectual Property Rights Coordination Center (IPR Center), The
Department of Justice Task Force on Intellectual Property (IP), to name a few,
that protect Intellectual Property rights and ownership of the Trademark of
"Insulin Potentiation Therapy" (I.P.T.) and "Insulin
Potentiation Therapy Low Dose" (I.P.T.L.D.) Many have ignored this fact
and began organizations and private I.P.T. practices without consideration to
the living relative of the founder and owner of I.P.T. This is not only
unethical and disrespectful to the I.P.T. inventor and founder, but it is
putting patients at risk, for not following proper procedure in training and
official certification.
Out of concern and protection to patients over
the world who choose my protocol “Insulin Potentiation Therapy” I hereby
announce that doctors, physicians, health care personal, associations, organizations,
foundations, academies, or societies who are administering/teaching the
protocol of "Insulin Potentiation Therapy" (I.P.T.®) and
"Insulin Potentiation Therapy Low Dose" (I.P.T.L.D.®) without
authorization and certification from the rightful owner, Donato Pérez García,
M.D. who fail to reply to this serious matter will have to be considered for
evaluation and a legal notification with the proper authorities, for this
matter posts a threat to the health of general public who seek I.P.T. and
are placing their trust in the hands of non certified, unofficially trained
I.P.T. Physicians who have stolen Intellectual Property Information and are
using it in an incorrect way, for self profit. The patient will have to know
whether or not his/her doctor is fully trained in I.P.T. and must be explained
the risks they take when choosing a non-certified I.P.T. doctor.
5. Medical Doctors and I.P.T.
The demand for I.P.T. has increased and with
that, the certification of M.D.'s. Unfortunately there have been many doctors
who have taken and stolen knowledge on I.P.T. and used it to trained others for
personal profit, even organizations and foundations have been opened in the
name of I.P.T. without authorization nor consultation to the rightful owner of
I.P.T. This was not the ideal of the founder, Donato Perez Garcia, M.D. (I) to
see his work stolen and modified in a way that could harm or put the patient's
health at risk. I.P.T. protocol has changed since 1930, so have drugs and
pharmaceuticals that work with I.P.T. a doctor who was trained 10 or 5 or 3
years ago, is not up to date on current modifications of this treatment, that
is why an expiration date is given on each certification.
It has been
said that the 4th generation will be the I.P.T. doctors around the globe; this
treatment must be shared with other doctors, for the benefit of the patient.
But this contribution should be done with respect and honor to the founder and
descendant of Donato Pérez García, MD (1896-1971). Sharing the knowledge of
I.P.T. doesn’t mean that any doctor or group of doctors can just take it for
themselves and exclude the head director and senior instructor of I.P.T. It
must be a willing collaboration among colleagues, to share and exchange
information that will make them grow as professionals, keeping in mind the
priority of their everyday work: the well being of the patient. Timing
is everything when it comes to I.P.T.
It is crucial the I.P.T. Physician knows
the exact time when to perform and expect the "Therapeutic Moment".
If he's not trained of evaluated in this important part of the procedure, there
is a high risk of increasing the adrenergic effect induced by insulin, this
means that he won't have control over how much adrenaline your body releases,
leading to an increased blood pressure that will create resistance when
administrating the medication, diminishing the effectiveness of the treatment,
lower success rates, that means more treatments for the patient without
positive results.
For the certification of a future I.P.T. candidate,
trained and evaluated by Donato Pérez García, M.D., he/she must have at least 5
years experience as a Licensed Medical Doctor. Theoretical and Practical
Training with a thorough evaluation and supervision by Dr. Donato to certify
the next I.P.T. Physician is Competent in:
1) Patient Care and Procedural Skills.
2) Demonstration of competence in medical
knowledge relevant to Insulin Potentiation Therapy. Observing the
candidate's ability to explain indications, counter indications, methods for
preparing the patient, chemotherapy and non-chemotherapy drug indications and
side effects, pain management, proper techniques for handling and obtaining
specimens and fluids.
3) Practice and Improvement learning Skills.
4) Good Interpersonal and communication
learning skills with patients; ability to clearly explain to a patient, the
facets of the procedure, necessary to obtain information for consent.
5) Ethic and Professionalism.
Among
other.
Not every medical doctor can be
an I.P.T. Physician. It takes time, effort, preparation and a thorough
evaluation to certify a doctor as an official I.P.T. Physician, capable and
competent to perform this protocol, always keeping the security of the patient
at high priority. Not all doctors are willing to do this hard part and choose
to “skip” an authorized certification by the rightful owner of
Insulin Potentiation Therapy. Each year there are Global I.P.T.-I.P.T.L.D®
Conferences where all medical doctors are invited to join, each year there are
seminars and training I.P.T. workshops given by Dr. Donato Perez Garcia, MD.
the option to be officially certified is there and it's open, yet many choose
to practice I.P.T. without ever being evaluated or supervised, putting the
patient’s life and well being at great risk. Which is why, the I.P.T. Medical
Team of Donato Perez Garcia is opening a virtual space where patients and
general public can anonymously report mal practice from uncertified
doctors/foundations and organizations that say to be allegedly trained and
officially certified by Donato Perez Garcia, M.D. These reports will be taken
into account and if not replied within a 2-week period, they will be directed
to proper authorities. Some one has to look out for these patients and let them
know they are not alone. As senior instructor and head director of
I.P.T.-I.P.T.L.D. it is my duty and responsibility to advise and caution
patients on this situation and provide a solution.
Patients and general public
today have free access to "The List" of Certified I.P.T.
Practitioners, trained and endorsed by Donato Perez Garcia, M.D., which is
updated on a yearly basis. Doctors and/or organizations that are not on this
list are not authorized to practice/train in I.P.T. Any disregard to do so, in
due time, will have to reported to proper authorities, both in Mexico and the
United States of America.
6. I.P.T. Piracy and Risks for
the Patient:
Since the beginning of Insulin
Potentiation Therapy back in 1930, medical procedures and pharmaceutical drugs
have change tremendously and no doubt will continue evolving without end.
New and better drugs are available today, new discoveries in the knowledge of
the human body, research and clinical trials in the combination of
pharmaceutical compounds, etc. I.P.T has also been evolving and modifications
are being made constantly made to better the treatment, use better medication
or change dosage and methodology that can prevent discomfort, thus enhancing
its potency.
Some of the modifications made
to I.P.T. since it’s beginning:
1. Difference in Substances and
Delivery Methods since 1930.
2. Knowing how to combine
medications and dosage for each health problem, for best results, with less
amount of toxicity.
3. Time frame of delivery of
substances (very Important).
4. New Method of calculating the
amount of Insulin for each patient.
5. New methods in controlling
the effects of hypoglycemia.
6. Revised Parameters in the
blood levels of glucose.
7. The amount of sugary
substances the patient ingests in the post recuperation part of the procedure,
to bring normal levels of glucose in the blood.
8. Reduction in the adrenergic
effect, caused by the release of adrenalin as a response to lower sugar levels
in the blood induced by insulin as well as the metabolic changes.
A doctor who’s not certified or
updated on these matters, can cause a serious damage to the patient. That’s why
Dr.Donato encourages all I.P.T Physicians to be in constant training and emits
an expiration date on all licenses, to make sure they’re updated and prepared
for any complication during the protocol. Unfortunately many doctors take the
treatment into their own hands. They think they learned I.P.T from someone
else, but were never evaluated nor officially certified by Dr. Donato. Others
never bother in updating their knowledge and continue administering I.P.T.
without any supervision. This puts the patient at risk.
7. Patient Testimonials Letters
on experiences with I.P.T. Piracy:
Hi, my name is Paula, I
was glad to hear Dr. Donato was
launching this Anti-Piracy Campaign, as I was affected in a way by a Pirate
doctor who, years later, I learned was never really certified by Dr. Donato.
When I first got diagnosed with lung cancer, my oncologist wanted me to start
full dose chemo and radiation. I’d witnessed what that could do to a person,
since lung cancer ran in my family. An uncle of mine also had lung cancer and
by the time he finished full chemo and radiation, he was just a whole different
person, the chemo and radiation had left him so weak and fragile that I guess
his body couldn’t take it for long, he passed away shortly after that. So I knew I didn’t want to start that kind of
treatment. My husband and I started looking for alternative treatments, there
are so many out there, It was hard to choose. But finally we decided on I.P.T.
I looked for doctors here in Houston where I live and there was one who offered
I.P.T. When I went to his office and met
him, I SHOULD OF ASKED HIM RIGHT THEN
AND THERE, where he had gotten his degree on I.P.T. His office was filled with
framed diplomas and recognitions but nowhere did I see a document that said he
had been trained in I.P.T. He only said he’d been doing it for the past 5 years
or so.
I’m not a wealthy person, but me
and my husband had saved for a rainy day and we could pay a good treatment but
I never thought I was dealing with a Pirate doctor. The first 5 months I
started I.P.T there where no real dramatic results, not what I expected since I
heard I.P.T. was so good. But still, this doctor said my cancer was very
aggressive and that it would take time (and lots of more money) to see results.
Still, I didn’t want to do high dose chemo so I continued treatment. Another 4
months went by and I only had 15% improvement. I was so sad and dissapointed, I
thought I had no choice but to prepare myself to die. It’s a terrible feeling,
thank god my husband supported me all the time, it was his idea to look up in
the internet other alternatives. For some reason I came across with Dr.
Donato’s name, I looked up his web page and realized he was the grandson of the
founder of I.P.T. and he was still alive and practicing I.P.T. in Mexico. I
decided to call him and tell him about my situation, if someone knew this
treatment better than anyone, that was him. After a few phone calls and emails
I briefed him on my experience, I showed him my medical records and he could
tell something was wrong. I remember so well, the first time he told me, when
he saw my physicians name: “I’m afraid this doctors was never trained by me and
he’s not a certified IPT doctor”. That’s when It hit me. It turned out this
doctor was trained by a student of a student but never got real certification
and was never updated on the protocol’s modification, for over 5 years! The
amounts of insulin and chemo agents he was giving me, were all messed up and it
affected my body, creating resistance to the chemo agents, affecting my
recovery.
I paid over $20,000 dlls to this
doctor, I wasted such precious time thinking I was getting better but really
wasn’t. IPT works, but under the hands of these pirate doctors, it doesn’t . I
tried and tried to get my money back but this doctor would never admit he’d be
wrongly doing IPT with me, or that he’d never gotten a license to administer
IPT. I was so glad to hear Dr. Donato was launching this Anti-Piracy campaign,
because I lived thru the consequences of medical piracy and only when you’ve
been there you know how unfair and frustrating that is to someone who’s
fighting for her/his life.
Eventually I continued with
I.P.T. with a real I.P.T. doctor, but still, the damage the other doctor in
Houston did left my body with a high resistance to chemo agents that it took
even more time to fix. I know now, If I’ve know the risks, If I’ve known he was
not certified by Dr. Donato, I’d never would of agreed, I would rather make the
trip to Mexico and get IPT from the Head Director of IPT himself.
To all the patients out there,
please be careful, do your research and make sure you ask for certification
credentials, don’t just take their word for it. I know now there’s a list of
certified IPT doctors in the internet and on Dr. Donato’s web page, check that
and make sure you don’t fall into the hands of a Pirate doctor. I will
definitely report my experience to this site and hopefully I can still get
justice for what was done.
TINA-.My name is Tina, I'm not a patient or anything, but my
mother was a cancer patient for many years. She wAS on remission in 2006
but the cancer came back. She began getting full chemo treatments but it
really started to raised her toxicity levels on the liver. Numbers were so high
we were afraid her liver wouldn’t resist so we looked at other choices. A
neighbor of ours who’d also had had cancer some years back told us about I.P.T.
and Dr. Donato. A low dose chemo treatment was a better option for my mother.
Unfortunately we didn’t have the resources to go to Mexico and stay there for
the remaining of her treatment, in the past, the insurance had cover for
everything. We searched and came across this doctor who was listed as an IPT
doctor in a near city where I live. His fees where affordable to our budget and
said he could start right away with her.
He did all sorts of other alternative medicines, some of which I’ve
never heard before, on his door, office and desk were written the initials for
doctor “Dr.” Maybe it was the fact me and my mom were tired, or worried or
whatever, that we never ever thought we were dealing with an unprofessional
pirate doctor. On his web site it said he was a trained IPT doctor but never
said trained by who or where.
For a while it seemed she was
doing fine. I do remember she got very agitated during the treatment, whenever
I’d ask him what was wrong he’d just say it was normal. But it didn’t seem
normal to me. Agitation was so bad I could see her in pain sometimes. At the end, the treatments where too many for
what we could afford, and eventually my mom had to go back to full chemo. She
was very strong and lasted another year before she passed away. We did try.
Last year I was on Facebook and
came across Dr. Donato’s Fan Page, he’d launched a certification campaign,
notifying that not every doctor in IPT is certified and there was this article
on his blog that described the normal symptoms a patient has when receiving
IPT. That didn’t sound like what I saw on my mom. So I wrote to Dr. Donato,
just to get this doubt out of my head, either way my mom had died but still…he
told me to check the list of certified medical doctors and what a surprise when
I didn’t see our doctor’s name on that list. I looked into it and found out
this person who had done IPT, was a doctor, but not a medical doctor, just a
Ph.D doctor. I don’t know where he think he learned IPT but not being a medical
doctor have no skills on how to deal with adverse side effects from
hipoglucemia, like the one’s I saw on my mom.
Most of the medical paper work
of my mother I had already disposed of, I had no way of proving anything, all I
have is this great doubt of what the damages this untrained PhD really did to
my mom’s recovery, not to mention the great deal of money we spent. I’ll
probably never know for sure, but this experience taught me a great deal, and
you cannot just take for granted someone, least of all when your life is at
stake. I wished I’d had done better research and identified this man as a
Pirate doctor, not even a real medical doctor.
8. Respect to the Brand and its
Founder:
Donato Pérez García, MD (1896-1971)
Founder and Inventor of “Insulin Potentiation Therapy” (I.P.T.)
Today's topic on the
"I.P.T. Anti-Piracy M.D-Awareness Week” speaks about respect to a great
man that left us a legacy that today has helped and improved the lives of many
patients all over the world. The family legacy of 3 generations of devoted
doctors, that have struggled and fought very hard to bring forth this medical
treatment called Insulin Potentiation Therapy. Each of these 3 generations had
to make great sacrifice and hard work to make this option available to people
from around the world. I.P.T. didn’t spread by it self, it’s been decades of
devotion and care from these doctors and colleagues, and that must be valued
and respected.
It has been said that the 4th
generation will be the I.P.T. doctors around the globe; this treatment must be
shared with other doctors, for the benefit of the patient. But this
contribution should be done with respect and honor to the founder and
descendant of Donato Pérez García, MD (1896-1971). Sharing the knowledge of
I.P.T. doesn’t mean that any doctor or group of doctors can just take it for
himself or herself and exclude the head director and senior instructor of
I.P.T. It must be a willing collaboration among colleagues, to share and
exchange information that will make them grow as professionals, keeping in mind
the priority of their everyday work: the well being of the patient.
Not every medical doctor can be
an I.P.T. Physician. It takes time, effort, preparation and a thorough
evaluation to certify a doctor as an official I.P.T. Physician, capable and
competent to perform this protocol, always keeping the security of the patient
at high priority. Not all doctors are willing to do this hard part and choose
to “skip” an authorized certification by the rightful owner of Insulin
Potentiation Therapy. Each year there are Global I.P.T.-I.P.T.L.D® Conferences
where all medical doctors are invited to join, each year there are seminars and
training I.P.T. workshops given by Dr. Donato Perez Garcia, MD. the option to
be officially certified is here and it's open, yet many choose to practice
I.P.T. without ever being evaluated or supervised, putting the patient’s life
and well being at great risk.
Taking off with the Intellectual
Property of I.P.T. by associations and doctors that have no respect for the
ethical values of this legacy, must be questioned for their true values as
human beings. A doctor or association that’s willing to take off with
intellectual property for their own benefit, excluding the founder of such an
incredible treatment, is a doctor or Association worth questioning about. For
we, as human being always have the choice to do well in a right/correct way,
not at the expense of someone else’s hard work.
This is why "I.P.T.
Anti-Piracy M.D. Awareness Week” is so important. Doctors must be aware of this
situation and make their own choice. A side from the issue of “safety” which is
the most important, but also, on the issue of moral standards and respect for
what’s authentic, the honor to these 3 men who’ve given us a medical protocol
that can cure/treat cancer, that can improve the quality of life of ill people,
that can extend life and give hope in the most difficult battle of all, the
fight to live and continue living, existing, doing the things we love, sharing
happiness with people we love. That’s the real gift these doctors have left us
and we should be grateful and respect their effort and hard work. Not only for
us, but also for all the future generations to come.
9. Information about Official
certification, The Academy for I.P.T., Yearly I.P.T. Global Conferences and
Certification Seminars:
As third generation of Donato
Perez Garcia doctors, it is my ideal that I.P.T. can be a treatment option for
anyone, anywhere, that all patient can benefit from my grandfather's invention
and enjoy good quality of life. I, for once, want to share I.P.T. with fellow
colleagues, and it is why since 2000 it's been my personal and professional
goal to offer these training workshops and global conferences open to all
medical doctors, Naturopathic Doctor, Osteopathic doctors, homeopathic doctors
and Vetenaries. I welcome all to join The Academy for IP.T. and support my
fellow colleagues who've shown interest and respect for my work.
I invite you to become an
officially certified I.P.T. Physician and attend our Conferences, Our next
Certification Seminar will be April 2014, for more information you may visit:
Social Networks:
Facebook Page: The Academy for
I.P.T
LinkedIn: Donato Perez Garcia,
M.D.
Write to:
She had always been the picture of health, and the diagnosis felt surreal. However, after the initial shock subsided, Connie adopted a proactive approach. She sought out various treatment options and eventually found herself in the capable hands of Dr. Donato Perez Garcia, MD, an expert known for his innovative approaches to cancer treatment.
