Has anyone had any experience with the following blurb?

Dr. Williams was talking about something like this years
back, but it sort of died.

Any ideas on godzilla application here?

"Welcome to reverseamd.com. This site is dedicated to the treatment of
Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AMD) based upon the work of Alston C.
Lundgren, MD. Dr. Lundgren developed the experimental Santa Fe Eye
Protocol to Reverse the Vision Loss of Macular Degeneration — henceforth
abbreviated The Santa Fe Eye Protocol.

It is the only documented treatment to reverse vision loss in cases of
both Wet and Dry AMD. It also works in other retinal conditions including
Stargardt's, Retinitis Pigmentosa, Histoplasmosis, Myopic Degeneration
and several rare genetic conditions. In aggregate these all behave
similarly to AMD — but the numbers and most experience is with AMD.

Dr. Lundgren will be presenting his November 2007 to March 2008 results
at the next International Congress of Eye Research (English speaking
academic ophthalmologists) in Beijing this September. The Abstract of his
paper is posted at the end of this Home Page."

The Santa Fe Eye Protocol is a four-fold treatment that achieves
measurable results through minimally invasive techniques. First, small
steel studs are inserted in regions of the ear whose nerve endings have
been shown to correspond with specific areas of the brain. By stimulating
these nerves, cortisone and oxygen-rich blood are induced in the region
of the retina. Second, needle electrodes are inserted in the fat around
the eyeball and are stimulated with a mild electrical current. These
electrodes stimulate the retina and surrounding tissues. Third, needles
are inserted into specific points, which, through observation and Dr.
Lundgren's personal experience, have been demonstrated to affect the eye.
In Spring 2007, a forth component was added - electrically stimulating
the scalp over the visual cortex which occupies a very considerable
portion of the brain.

In the course of over 5,000 individual eye treatments on more than 650
individual patients, and as reported in two articles in peer-reviewed
medical journals, this combination of physical and electric stimulation
currently results in measurable improvements in the vision of
approximately 85% of patients. The Santa Fe Eye Protocol has few risks,
is minimally invasive and therefore is a welcome addition to traditional
treatments such as vitamin therapy, thermal laser, Photodynamic Therapy,
Macugen, Avastin and Lucentis.

Dr. Lundgren is so confident in the results of this protocol that all
charges will be refunded if after four treatments there is not objective
improvement in visual acuity. As measured on National Eye Institute ETDRS
charts, one eye must test at least one line better in either near or
distant vision. Most patients show much greater improvement.