Finding an open minded
doctor to cure Asthma
using antibiotic therapy

If you have trouble locating an open minded doctor, and your own doctor is unconvinced, I would suggest two things. The first suggestion is to call your local hospital's physician referral line and ask for a family practioner or internist who is a D.O. These doctors seem to be a little more open minded than regular MD's. You can also ask if there is a doctor who is into both traditional medicine and more holistic medicine. You might also look at the hospitals website and look for a doctor that way.

Please note that we do not endorse or recommend any of the doctors listed below. It is only a reference point from where to begin your search in finding an open minded doctor.

An alternate option would be to check out this site:

The Road back foundation
Click on their community bulletin board and contact one of their volunteers to get a list of doctors for your area.

They'll send you a list of doctors who are treating patients who have rheumatoid arthritis with antibiotics. If they're open minded enough to treat RA with antibiotics then they may be open minded to look at Dr. Hahn's protocol. If there's no contact person listed for your state, go to the message board on their site and ask if anyone knows of a doctor in your state. You may get referrals that way.

When you do get a referral to an open minded doctor, call their office and ask to speak to their head nurse. Ask them if the doctor is aware of this research and would they possibly be open to treating a patient with Dr. Hahn's protocol if your medical history warrants it.

After you researched the material posted our our website and feel confident you can talk to your physician about the treatment, make an appointment to meet with your physician and talk to them face-to face.

Tell the physician that this is a treatment you would prefer, and that you would like to discuss why. If your doctor won't consider this treatment for you, consult an internist, or possibly an infectious disease specialist.

Offer the physician an information packet with key studies and research. Some people are very shy and timid, and feel uncomfortable talking with a physician in this manner. If you are one of those people, enlist the help of your spouse, a family member, or a friend that can support you during the visit.

It has been our experience that many physicians will prescribe antibiotic protocol when asked; however, a note of caution. Physicians may have trouble finding time to read the material you are going to give them so they may not be aware of the best protocol for each situation.

Good luck, and please send us names and contact information when you find a doctors that is not listed here. Use the contact page to notified us.

Some information in the following list may be outdated. The only way we would know if the information is still active would be to call them periodically which is beyond our capabilities. So please keep us updated via email if you see anything that needs updating. Thanks

Illinois
Dr. James Stankiewicz
Loyola University Health System
708-216-3835

Kansas
Dr. H. Terry Levine
Allergy and Asthma Care, PA
10787 Nall Avenue
Overland Park, Kansas 66211
(913) 491-3300

Dr. Kerry Jordan, MD
(submitted by a reader of Asthmastory.com)
Highly recommended as a good doctor and open minded.
Leawood Family Care - http://leawoodfamilycare.pdswebpro.com/home.aspx
11301 Ash
Leawood, KS 66211
913-338-4515

Ohio
Dr. Whitmer
University Primary Care Physicians
Twinsburg, OH
330-425-2212
(Submitted by a reader of Asthmastory.com)
I don't know if anyone in the practice is as open minded, but Dr. Whitmer is rare.... he likes informed patients, he doesn't like giving out prescriptions, and he's willing to LISTEN. More you can't really ask for in our drive-by medical system.

Fred Wagshul, M.D.
Dr. Wagshul has treated hundreds of asthma patients with zithromax. His approach is not exactly the same as Dr. Hahn's though (I hear) close.
Asthma and Respiratory center of South Dayton
455 Byers Road,
Miamisburg, Ohio 45342
937-859-5864

Dr. Larry Everhart
Manna Institute
3779 Attucks Dr.,
Powell OH, 43065
614-718-9800
Dr. Everhart was referred to us by a reader of asthmastory January 2012. He is very open minded to this treatment

Maryland
Dr. Gabe Mirkin
Mirkin Medical Consultants
10901 Connecticut Avenue
Kensington MD 20895
301-942-7900
http://www.drmirkin.com/


Christopher Ish, M.D.
1132 Annapolis Road
Odenton MD 21113
(410) 519-2400

Boston, MA
Dr. Suzanne Steinbach
is a pediatric doc. practicing at Boston Medical Center
850 Harrison Ave, Boston, MA.
She can be reached at 617-414-4841

Dr. Christopher Fanta practices out of the Brigham and Women's Hospital - Partners Asthma Center. He has a satellite office at the Faulkner Hospital, which tends to be less utilized and one can get an an appointment more quickly.

His Faulkner Hospital office can be reached at (617) 983-7420. I'm not 100% sure, but I believe that he only accepts patients by doctor's referral, so your primary care doc may have to call and make the initial appointment for you.

New York City
Dr. Shah
Family Practice
99 East State Street
Gloversville, NY

Santa Ana, CA
Jeremy E. Kaslow, M.D., F.A.C.P., F.A.C.A.A.I.
http://www.drkaslow.com
drkaslow@drkaslow.com

Huntington Beach, CA
Garth L. Nicolson, Ph.D.
gnicolson@immed.org

The Institute for Molecular Medicine
15162 Triton Lane
Huntington Beach, California 92649-1041, USA
Telephone: (714) 903-2900
Phone: (714) 565-1032

Denver, CO
Hong Wei Chu, M.D
National Jewish Medical and Research Center
Denver, Colorado 80206

Seattle, WA
Dr. Alfred Aflatooni in the South Seattle area.
He is located at the South Auburn Crown Medical Clinic and was recommended by someone who has asthma and is taking the long term antibiotics for asthma.

Detroit, MI area
Dr. Madhavan M.D.
F.A.C.P., a infectious disease specialist.
His phone number is 586-773-3313.

Martinsburg, WV
Dr. Michael Rezaian
(Sorry no contact info avail)
Very open minded.

Doctors in Canada
Canada - British Columbia
Wendy Palmer, M.D.
2786 W. 16th Avenue, Suite 206
Vancouver BC V6K 4M1
604/734-7046

Ralph Hawkins, M.D.
Internal Medicine, Nephrology and Hypertension
206-616 K.L.O. Road
Kelowna, BC V6K 4M1
250/861-4847

Dr. S. Reimer
Gynocology
Fairmont Medical Building, West Broadway
Vancouver, BC
604-872-2003

Dr. Peter Nunn
1175 Cook Street
Victoria, BC
250-384-4313

Canada - Alberta
Richard Hackett
General Practitioner
5118-50 Street
Tofield, Alberta, Canada
780-662-2080

Janette A. Hurley, MD
Family Medicine
1167 Kensington Crescent, NW
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
403-270-0440

Canada - Quebec
Dr. Michel Dagenais
1991 Leonard-de-Vinci
Ste. Julie, Quebec (near Montreal )
450-649-2490

Canada - Ontario
Dr. Kathleen Walker
Stonechurch Family Health Centre
Hamilton, Ontario
905-574-1444

Dr. Faletta
General Practitioner
531 Queenston Road
Hamilton, Ontario
905-560-5680

Dr. Thomas J. Bernard, MD
CCFP(EM), FAAFP, CAQ (Geriatrics)
33 Princess
Kingsville, Ontario
519-326-7100
Larry Deutsch
Family Practice and Hypnosis
Suite 324, 1929 Russell Road
Ottawa, Ontario
drlarry@drlarry.com
613-526-3745

Upcoming Book

is a book being published by Dr. David Hahn

The book is currently being edited by the publisher and is expected to be available sometime in mid to late 2012.

Recent news ..

(June 2011) Good article from The Grand Rapids Allergy Examiner:

Asthma cure found in Zithromax: hope for the future

More News ..

(July 2010) Wilmore Webley PH.D. sent us some interesting research he was a part of:

Infectious Chlamydia pneumoniae is Associated With Elevated Interleukin-8 and Airway Neutrophilia in Children With Refractory Asthma

Occurrence of Chlamydia trachomatis and Chlamydia pneumoniae in paediatric respiratory infections

Science Daily News
(May 25, 2010)Scientists from the University of Massachusetts have developed an animal model that shows how an early childhood lung infection can cause asthma later in life.

What are Biofilms?

To educate yourself more on biofilms and why vitamin "D" may be bad when trying to eradicate Chlamydia pneumoniae or Mycoplasma, read this interesting article by Dr. Randall Wolcott, bacterial biofilm wound specialist
and also
The Marshall protocol for biofilms in wound treatment. Highly technical but somewhat related in that it addresses why eradicating bacteria like Chlamydia pneumoniae and mycoplasma can be so difficult.

Clinical Trials

The University of Wisconsin, American Academy of Family Physicians, Wisconsin Academy of Family Physicians (WAFP),The Dean Foundation for Health, Research and Education (Dean Foundation) and Pfizer corporationis sponsoring a study and recruiting volunteers for a study called AZMATICS to determine the effectiveness of Azithromycin as Adjunctive Treatment for Adult Asthma.

Important notice: At this time, the study is no longer recruiting subjects.

If you are interested in learning more about azithromycin treatment for asthma, you may email Dr. Hahn at:

Dean Foundation

Follow this link to learn more about Dr. David Hahn and the Dean Foundation.

If you are interested in making a donation to The Dean Foundation you can specify that it be used towards infectious asthma research

Support forum

First off, I would like to apologize for abruptly shutting down the support forum several years ago. Besides dealing with hackers, trolls and rude people, I was going through an extremely stressful time in life that resulted in the loss of our youngest son.

It got to be too much to handle so one day I flipped the switch and shut it down.

I know this upset some people so I hope they can accept this apology

Archives for the support forum can be found here. Plenty of good information to research

Old News

The St. Petersburg times ran a story about AsthmaStory just before I started my Appalachian trail journey

In the beginning

Several newspaper articles about the near fatal asthma attack.

Article 1

Article 2

Serious Stuff !

Every year thousands of people die while experiencing a severe asthma attack.

Take your Asthma or the Asthma of a loved one very seriously !