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Bert Hyman
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Is an osteopath really the best person to go to for this sort of
information?
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>> http://articles.mercola.com
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> Is an osteopath really the best person to go to for this sort of
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> Is an osteopath really the best person to go to for this sort of
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why not? they're full fledged doctors, just like an md. just a different
approach. they have prescription and hospital privileges and do surgery.
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> Is an osteopath really the best person to go to for this sort of
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Perhaps you're thinking of chiropractors or something....?
George Grapman
Chiropractors are also excellent providers. The first time I saw mine
instead of taking x-rays he listened to me . He told me that because I
spend so much time on the phone I should use a headset. That went a long
way to alleviating some neck pain. I also had some back problems. Our
sessions have gone from every three weeks,to for weeks,to six weeks and
now every two months. Near the end of that period I might feel mild
discomfort but that is gone after a 15 minute session.
George
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> Is an osteopath really the best person to go to for this sort of
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It can be. Some MDs have simply become an agent of the drug companies.
To be fair a lot of people demand a magical quick fix pill that will fix
everything. D.O.s are legitimate licensed doctors and have more of a
whole body approach and try to identify and fix the problem and not just
write a script.
George Grapman
One of the prescription drug problems is that so many of them run ads
aimed at the general public rather than doctors. People see an ad for a
drug that promises to remedy (insert name of problem) and people with
that problem insist that their doctor write a scrip for that drug.
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but not all. many/most? are just like mds. you have to find one who is
different.
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Mercola is different. His advice on cow's milk is spot on and
rarely heard in the U.S. (thanks "Milk Advisory Board"):
http://www.mercola.com/article/milk/no_milk.htm