Clusterbusters is in the News!!!

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Here's a list of the articles published in the past month, written by us or featuring our work.

Clusterbusters in Practical Neurology

Clusterbusters in TrialSite News

Clusterbusters in Times Union

Bob Wold on KWGN Colorado

Clusterbusters Discussed in Citizen Science

Emmanuelle Schindler in Science

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Hi Dr Schindler! This is Robert Linder. Great to see you on the news, congratulations. Psychedelics have kept me headache free for 24 years! We were correct all along, just need the purest form. I found a few mg of DMT smoked will stop a cluster in under a minute without side effects, just a nap. It's restful sleep, like hypnosis, a 30 minute nap feels like 8 hours of real sleep. I spent the pandemic experimenting on myself. It worked 100% of the time, even people who had never tried a psychedelic. It's not a cure, but can be put in a vaporizer for portable use. I'm still on the side of clean LSD, one large dose after fasting and drinking lots of water does the job for those who suffered many years like myself. I have been getting hacked and lost track of the people I was helping. Mostly in the UK and Scotland. It's so difficult to get them to admit they're still drinking alcohol. Once admitted, they can see it's the problem and can be cured. It's like beating my head on the wall to wake these people up. I now have 95 confirmed cures and was working with a young lady in England and had admitted she was drinking beer. We had gone almost a year without headaches. I don't consider people cured until three years pain free. Men seem to be easier to cure than women. I helped a young Filipino guy and he took over for Pacific islanders as an advocate. He sings praises about me which is flattering, but kind of embarrassing. I can't remember his name. 24 years of data was just gone after these hackers destroyed my identity. Don't know what they want and still hack my phones. Been through 60 phones the last year. How's Ainslee? This is the first time in over a year I checked in. All your hard work is paying off, thank you for sticking with us through all those hoops you had to jump through. I'm so proud of you! Anything new that you've had success with? I would like to make a conference since I'm one of the founders of the site, don't know if any others are alive from the original 4. Even Ainslee still admits to some drinking. Those people in northern latitudes are a tough lot to treat. Their alcohol has formaldehyde in it which is a trigger by itself. The past few years have been mainly women, such a change for a male dominated disease. I guess word got out about me. I had a great source of very pure medicine and that went away also. I'm very upset about losing all that work! I probably had the most factual database of hundreds of pages in the world besides you. I'd really like to meet you one day so we can talk as professionals even though I'm not a Dr. Say hello for me to the rest of the people I used to know! Great job on your years of what seemed impossible when at Yale. I remember how frustrating it was for you. It's been a pleasure to have kind of known you since I first made contact. You must be a strong woman to try to tackle this problem! I salute you for sticking with us. Most others give up and run away. Sure helped when Oregon legalized psilocybin mushrooms. I just wanted to say HI and wish you luck with any other treatments you may find. Continue being the tip of the sword for us, each person we help not only gives them their life back, but everyone around that person can live their lives normally. I also want to thank the original busters for risking their lives and livelihood to help begin the eradication of suicide headaches as they were known back then. My life has been shredded for usiñg meds that were prescribed, but stayed too long in my system. Went to prison which was a test to see if the treatment worked and it hasn't failed me yet. I do know how to cause them for doing experiments on myself. Nothing beats the joy of taking a shattered young person and 8 hours later giving a confident youñg man back to his family. The tears of sorrow change to tears of joy for a mother who had to watch her child go through such pain. Kind of like an exorcism! Fight on Dr Schindler, you've made quite a difference in this world and should be celebrated for your tenacity and kindness. Thank you Dr, we need more people like you. Happy Holidays! Sincerely, Robert Linder.