Dear prospective donor: Mounting medical evidence supports that a wide variety of illnesses may be caused by exposure to many types of toxins and chemicals. These exposures may come from the environment, the workplace, medications, vaccines, and numerous other sources. Unfortunately, our current medical system pays a very little attention to illnesses induced by chemicals. Most of the illnesses induced by chemicals are incorrectly diagnosed as idiopathic illnesses and patients are treated with high doses of corticosteroids and/or other immunosuppressant agents that cause serious adverse reactions and death. For example, physicians have mistakenly diagnosed injuries and lesions observed in infants who suffered from adverse reactions to vaccines and/or medications, as injuries caused by violent shaking " Shaken Baby Syndrome" or SBS. These faulty SBS diagnoses have resulted in the false accusations of loving caregivers (thousands per year). The pain of losing a child is more than most of us can imagine but add to it a false accusation of abuse and in many cases prison. The damage done is often irreparable, individuals and families are devastated and their lives destroyed when accused of harming a child and subsequent imprisonment. This unscientific practice has caused enormous grief and suffering to so many people not to mention the loss of valuable resources, needlessly spent on unnecessary trials. International Center for Better Medicine (ICBM) has found that the root of many health problems can be discovered through a process called differential diagnosis using toxicology, pathology, and other biomedical disciplines. Once the source of a health problem is discovered, many individuals can be successfully treated. In SBS cases where people who have been falsely accused of harming children, these reports expose the truth, vindicating those who have been unable to demonstrate or prove innocence. Our President, Dr. Mohammed Al-Bayati, has successfully used this process in diagnosing many individuals nationwide. Dr. Al-Bayati is a pathologist (Ph.D.) and a dual board certified toxicologist (DABT and DABVT). He has over 20 years of experience in biomedical research, teaching, and serving as expert witness in many medical-legal cases. He has more than fifty published articles in the fields. Furthermore, he has conducted more than fifty interviews with the news media in the USA and abroad that include television, radio, newspapers, and magazines, discussing his ideas on important medical subjects such as AIDS, adverse reactions to vaccines and medications, and exposure of workers to chemicals in the workplace. Like anything else, differential diagnosis takes time and money. ICBM would like to make Dr. Al-Bayati's services available to those who cannot afford them and also support publishing his work so that the general public may benefit from important medical research and findings. He is dedicated to working with people and their physicians to identify the cause(s) of their health problems. His objective is to helping people live healthy lives, free from illnesses caused by toxic exposures or taking the wrong medications because of misdiagnosis. These efforts have saved lives, protected the rights of innocent people and educated the public about these issues. We ask for your generous support in our continuing effort to improve our nation's health. Every donation will help someone obtain an accurate assessment, identifying the cause of illness or injury enabling successful treatment to begin. Some of our work will be used to reverse unjust convictions thereby helping falsely accused and incarcerated people to clear their names and repair their lives. Every dollar donated is put to work to achieve our objectives. ICBM office space has been donated and many volunteers contribute their talents so that each donation is maximized. Donations are tax-deductible. ICBM is a 501(c)(3), non-profit, tax-exempt corporation. Pleased send your donation made payable to ICBM at the address below. Should you have questions please contact us for further information. Sincerely, Sascha Anya Sarnoff, Founding Board Member - ICBM Dawn Winkler, Board Member - ICBM Santa Barbara California hapi@rlh.com