How to contact Dr. Mackliff & Schedule BEAM Surgery

Posted on by Suzanne Patterson

I receive a lot of emails from people with schizophrenia or parents with children with schizophrenia who want to know more about the BEAM surgery and how to contact Dr. Mackliff in Ecuador.

The BEAM surgery was developed by Dr. Jose R. Mackliff in Ecuador and patented as an investigative treatment for schizophrenia and Parkinson diseases in 2007. Since 2007, 200 patients with schizophrenia have had the BEAM surgery with successful elimination of the symptoms of schizophrenia, and reduction and elimination of antipsychotic drug treatment.

The BEAM surgery only costs $8,000 in cash and $2,000 for the hospital stay which can be paid with a credit card. The patient and his/her caretaker must stay in Guayaquil at a hotel near the hospital for a minimum of 10 days for followup care.  The patient will be seen by Dr. Mackliff regularly and prescribed an antipsychotic medicine at a safer type and lower dosage than they were on before. The patient should remain on this dosage of medicine for one year and may taper off the amount of medicine with recommendations from Dr. Mackliff. 

Patients and family members should contact Dr. Mackliff directly by writing in English to drmackliff@beamprocedure.com to answer questions about the patient and the surgery. You can also write to me with any questions or problems you experience while going through this process. suzanne@schizophrenia-solution.org. Surgeries can normally be scheduled within a month of request.

The best way to get a thorough understanding of the BEAM Procedure, how it works and its success in eliminating the symptoms of schizophrenia is to read the book, A Life Worth Living – Schizophrenia Alternative Treatment, which I wrote and was co-authored by Dr. Mackliff and to watch the documentary film with three case study videos filmed after BEAM surgery by Dr. Mackliff in Ecuador, A Life Worth Living – Solution to Schizophrenia. Dr. Mackliff’s website, beamprocedure.com has scientific information about his treatment and a link to his medical book in English, Schizophrenia and Parkinson Surgery.

On my website are blog posts with recent patient testimonials (January 2018) and case study videos. 

 

Two American mothers who took sons for BEAM surgery in January, 2018: to contact as references

Posted on by Suzanne Patterson

These two brave American mothers took their sons for the BEAM surgery in January of 2018 with immediate and excellent results, 24-hours after the surgery. They are happy to share their stories with parents with children with schizophrenia who are considering the BEAM surgery for schizophrenia.

Erica, American mother of 18-year-old boy who had BEAM surgery in January, 2018.

Erica-77@live.com 

 Zuly, American mother of 28-year-old boy with eight years of paranoid schizophrenia who had BEAM surgery in January, 2018,

zuly.zappala.134@mycsun.edu

 

Family Schizophrenia Support

Posted on by Suzanne Patterson

This is a blog that offers real support to families with a member with schizophrenia. It informs parents and people with this disease of a simple treatment for schizophrenia called BEAM, bi-lateral electro-coagulation of adrenal medulla, which is a simple surgery on the adrenal medulla glands that begins eliminating the symptoms of schizophrenia within 24 hours, reduces the amount of antipsychotic drugs taken and restores normal lives within one to three years. It is the only national site not funded and administered by the pharmaceutical industry (schizophrenia.com), and that offers real options to a lifetime regime of antipsychotic drugs.

This simple surgery developed and patented by Dr. Jose Mackliff in Ecuador, eradicates adrenaline production in the Adrenal Medulla glands, and stimulates the brain to compensate and produce nor-adrenaline which goes into the Hypothalamus Pituitary Thyroid (HPTA) arc in the brain stem allowing the distribution of the right amount of cerebral dopamine into the brain. This surgery immediately stops aggressiveness, anger and hallucinations which occurred before dopamine was regulated.

There are no side effects from this surgery developed over 30 years of self-funded scientific research by Dr. Mackliff and his associates.

This blog site explains the BEAM surgery; hosts a documentary film with three case study videos; and provides contact information for American parents who have had the surgery done on their sons in January of 2018. It provides live-coverage of BEAM Procedure for Schizophrenia as it becomes known internationally across the globe, at the World Congress of Neuroscience BIT’s Neurotalk in Bangkok, Thailand in May of 2018, and more case study post-surgery videos are posted on schizophreniasolution.org .

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