The claim is that neuro-optometrists (a real profession) can "use retinal tolerance to assess and treat neurological function by influencing signaling in both autonomic and central nervous systems. Their customized prescriptions are designed for alteration of biochemical and neurological brain activity..." to resolve some very gnarly POTS cases. This looks pretty left-field to the point of being sketchy, but the question is whether the concept is plausible? Anyone hear experienced a success story from Dr Zelinsky and friends? I called http://www.mindeye.com/ them for pricing, coming in under 10k for the works, but of course no guarantees. Should I give 'em a go, or run screaming?
-do7phin
