Dr. Crandall, Founder of Yeast Consulting Services

Expert Witness in cases involving Yeast Infections

Dr. Crandall has presented expert witness testimony at court hearings and depositions. Most of these legal cases involved clients who were Candida patients. One client was a physician who treated Candida patients. Please contact Dr. Crandall if you need help with your legal problem regarding yeast infections.

CLIENTS WHO WERE CANDIDA PATIENTS:

• One case involved summarizing the symptoms of chronic candidiasis in a report so the patient could obtain health insurance coverage.

• Another case involved a drunken driving arrest where the patient’s holistic physician had previously diagnosed the yeast syndrome. During a telephone consultation, I explained to the patient and attorney that the necessary tests for a proper diagnosis of auto-brewery syndrome had not been done.

• Two cases involved female child sexual abuse. Both involved telephone consultations and one requested a written evaluation.

• Two cases involved injuries from splinters of pressure-treated wood containing chromated copper arsenate complex. Both plaintiffs’ injuries festered and antibiotics used to treat the bacterial infections subsequently caused yeast infections. These two injuries never healed. In one case, amputation of a finger was necessary. In the other case, the plaintiff’s leg injury resulted in permanent disability. Dr. Crandall reviewed the patients’ records, analyzed the risk factors for candidiasis, and explained the pathogenesis of cellulitis and osteomyelitis, and the cellular immune processes in tissues. In both cases, Dr. Crandall was deposed by the defendants’ lawyers and presented expert witness testimony at court hearings.

CLIENTS WHO WERE PHYSICIANS WHO TREATED CANDIDA PATIENTS:

• In one case, the retaining party was a physician who diagnosed and treated the yeast syndrome. This M.D.’s alternative medical practices were under review by the state department of health. Dr. Crandall’s testimony at the court hearing focused on methods used for the diagnosis and treatment of candidiasis. The case settled in favor of the defendant after appeal. The doctor retained his medical license and continues to practice medicine.