Another Day Another Doctor

[Guest guest]

That is good news , but even when I send mail from gmail, somehow it ends

up in the AOL mailbox. I'm making progress though. For now, I'm just answering

from AOL, since that's where the group message appear.

Barb

Re: Another Day Another Doctor

The good news is that finally has your email address corrected! [ggg]

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[Guest guest]

I'd love to read that article by Dr. Oz. Do you know where I could find it?

<>Roni

Immortality exists!

It's called knowledge!

 

Just because something isn't seen

doesn't mean it's not there<>

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> I agree with Roni; you need to check more hormone levels. I know people on

> here were saying to stay away from bio-identical hormone " pushers " , but many

> doctors who deal in that and/or anti aging actually have a knowledge of the

> " hormone dance " , and so can be very helpful to women your age. Edema can be

> a symptom of hormone imbalance due to hormones controlling the come and go

> of fluids in our bodies. Many peri/post-menopausal women should probably be

> taking estrogen and progesterone in a cyclical dosing pattern to mimic the

> natural cycle they have lost.

> Marla

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> > They need to check your FreeT3 . The tests he did were inadequate to find

> out what is floating around in your blood.

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> > <>Roni

> > Immortality exists!

> > It's called knowledge!

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[Guest guest]

Here's the link Roni:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/dr-mehmet-oz/women-and-menopause-why-h_b_780069.ht\

ml

[Guest guest]

For a lot of interesting articles about Dr. Oz just put " Dr. Oz

quackery " into Google. Amazingly enough AFAIK he is an excellent

cardiologist.

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> Posted by: " Roni Molin " matchermaam@...

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> matchermaam <matchermaam>

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> Fri Jan 21, 2011 8:15 pm (PST)

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> I'd love to read that article by Dr. Oz. Do you know where I could

> find it?

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> <>Roni

[Guest guest]

Hi, Barb. I don't know anything about Estrace and very little about

estrogen and progesterine. Further, as I have posted many times I'm no

expert in anything. Your own experience and knowledge will have to be

your guide here.

My comments are to the effect that outside his field of specialty

[cardiology] I'd be very leery of anything Dr. Oz has to say.

Regards,

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> Posted by: " Barbara Mackie " macbarb0503@...

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> westieabbey <westieabbey>

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> Sat Jan 22, 2011 10:47 am (PST)

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> Since I don't know a lot about medicine, you could be right. What I do

> know

> is that for the 27 years I took Estrace, which is estrogen without

> progesterine, I felt great and never had any health problems of any

> kind. I

> was younger then, but I just stopped taking it five years ago, and

> it's been

> downhill ever since.

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> Barb

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> On Sat, Jan 22, 2011 at 1:35 PM, <res075oh@...

> <mailto:res075oh%40verizon.net>> wrote:

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> > AFAIK Dr. Oz is an excellent cardiologist; unfortunately that's where

> > the excellence ends. He promotes a lot of flim-flam meaningless

> > mumbo-jumbo and a number of practices that fit squarely into what is

> > well known as 100% quackery. His lack of knowledge of simple logic is

> > appalling in any person who ever cracked a science book. Try putting

> > " Dr. Oz quackery " into Google to see what I mean.

> >

> > Regards,

> >