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July 23, 2009 at 11:59 am #2729hardasnails1973Member
Yes bella6,
There is more knowledge pack in this board then I have seen in 2-3 boards combined for the past 2-3 years. We are here to provide information which is clinically significant with in staying in the physiological guidelines. The best words to describe this board is “cut, dry and to the point information” This board is heavily monitored for accuracy of information. People with egos or smart comments will not be tolerated. Dr M has been my mentor in a way for many years. The combination of my experience with nutrition and lifestyle adaption with Dr M concrete medical experience is some of the most valuable information out on the web. One can never stop learning. I have blown over $40,000 on medical professionals and treatments. One specific treatment cost me $15,000 for over 8 weeks because I was desperate for answers. After reading the boards and researching gov’t data bases for 20,000 hours one can appreciate the complexity of the human body. With combination of information of DR M and my own research people with FM and CFS for 17 and 25 years are now making improvements in little as one week when the imbalances are confirmed. Some times all the nutrition, lifestyle changes, natural supplementation can only go so far and proper medical intervention is needed. I was hell bent against psychotic drugs, but some times knowing a person past use of drugs, caffeine or stimulate use may have potentially damage the body’s or response to a neurotransmitters. Going to see Dr M will be a life changing experience for sure. As the board grows so will the quality of people that will visit. When people do not have insurance it makes them the most challenging cases.July 23, 2009 at 3:29 pm #2739GWJMemberhardasnail,
Great reply!July 23, 2009 at 8:43 pm #2736charliebizzMemberi really dont know how to aproach this since i dont have med insurance.and its hard enough for me to take asprin with out worrying let alone tryng to self medicate to fix my thyroid and low t i really need some direction
July 26, 2009 at 6:30 pm #2725DrMariano2Participant@Bella6 964 wrote:
I can’t believe so many doctors lack such knowledge.
I’m so pissed for spending SO much money on these dimwits! :mad::mad:It is not so much that doctors are unintelligent. They are not. The average IQ of a physician is about 120 – enough to get through grad school.
The problem is that there are endemic myths that have been burned into doctors from the moment they are trained, which limits their ability to see something that is in front of their eyes.
These myths have been brought about by systemic problems in how humans learn and interact, making humans prone to misbeliefs.
For example, negative news has more impact than positive news. Something that invokes fear has more weight than something that invokes happiness. This leads many astray in to what is what. Manipulation of people’s fears than further affects how the population views things as a group.
Physicians, themselves, have to practice with a certain amount of fear. The fear is the charge of malpractice and of lawsuits. This makes physicians practice defensively, rather than thinking about trying new things.
September 23, 2009 at 2:40 am #2740MebigusmallMemberI just came across a lawsuit that was brought against a progressive doc who treated thyroid. I am not sure of the whole case but it seemed one of the complaints was that he was treating with a TSH of “only” 2.1 or something like that. I don’t know the whole case but it’s annoying to think that some one can swoop down and try and rob autonomy from a doctors scientific thought.
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