Anyone seen Dr. Cowden in Ft. Worth, TX?

[Guest guest]

I hear he's a good Energy MD?

Has anyone been to see him?

Thanks,

Sis

[Guest guest]

I spoke with him on the phone last week. He's semi-retired and

spends most of his time traveling and teaching other doctors. I was

impressed by him in our conversation and scheduled an appointment in

February. He leans toward natural treatments over traditional

medicine. He is very expensive -- $500/hour.

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> I hear he's a good Energy MD?

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> Has anyone been to see him?

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> Thanks,

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> Sis

[Guest guest]

About Dr. Cowden, a new member of our local support group's on-line

group has been seeing Dr. Cowden for at least 6 months now. She has

been ill for many years, apparently with lyme. Finally, she

reports, she is making much progress. I am aware that she was first

tested elsewhere, using the Bowen test, and tested positive for

lyme. Dr. Cowden focuses a good bit of attention on lyme, from what

I heard on a radio interview.

I would not have guessed that he is semi-retired. A local AP

(antibiotic protocol -- Dr. Brown's work) physician is doing some

studying under Dr. C at his office. When I heard Dr. Cowden in the

radio interview, a caller wanted his office information. He

mentioned then that he did not have an open appt for about 3 months

from that time.

bg

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> I hear he's a good Energy MD?

>

> Has anyone been to see him?

>

> Thanks,

>

> Sis

[Guest guest]

My two cents re Cowden. I believe he used to practice in Dallas,

and was mainly a Multiple Chemical Sensitiviy (MCS) specialist. I

called his office (when he was in Dallas-where I am) and got the

feeling that " CFS " was *not* his primary area of emphasis. That

being said, if one feels that they have other problems, MCS, Lyme,

etc., he may be a good choice to go to. I have also heard he is

expensive and since he believes in using natural

treatments/supplemnts/tests, some of his charges may not be covered by

insurance. There is nothing wrong w/ that (if true) if one has

enough money.

Mike C.

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> About Dr. Cowden, a new member of our local support group's on-line

> group has been seeing Dr. Cowden for at least 6 months now. She

has

> been ill for many years, apparently with lyme. Finally, she

> reports, she is making much progress. I am aware that she was first

> tested elsewhere, using the Bowen test, and tested positive for

> lyme. Dr. Cowden focuses a good bit of attention on lyme, from

what

> I heard on a radio interview.

>

> I would not have guessed that he is semi-retired. A local AP

> (antibiotic protocol -- Dr. Brown's work) physician is doing some

> studying under Dr. C at his office. When I heard Dr. Cowden in the

> radio interview, a caller wanted his office information. He

> mentioned then that he did not have an open appt for about 3 months

> from that time.

>

> bg