Re: Re: Rogene....what will show up in tests done by an ND? For those of us

[Guest guest]

Jen,

I don't know where to start. . . The naturopath didn't

tell me exactly what he was testing for. He showed me

a graph indicating " normal " with my results laid on

top so I could see where I was out of bounds. I did

ask him if anyone was " normal " . . . He said " NO " !

Being very acidic was the only place I was way out of

bounds.

He spent almost four hours just talking to me about

lifestyle, diet, sleep patterns, exercise, nutrition,

test results, goals, therapies, energy fields,

balance, attitude, etc. . . If every medical doctor

took as long to know their patient, what a different

world this would be!

ly, since you already have an appointment with

Kenda's ND, I would wait until you see what he

recommends. He sounds outstanding! If you click,

you'll be able to tell him what's going on, and he

will know what to do.

Hugs and prayers,

Rogene

--- cnjcramer <cnjcramer@...> wrote:

>

> thanks so much, I do have an appt with Kendra's ND

> but I was

> wondering if I should just see one here locally

> instead & if so,

> what tests do I ask for to check my levels of

> everything etc. When

> your ND did your tests on your saliva, urine & blood

> what exactly

> was he looking for or where they just his general

> tests?

>

> Thanks & oh is there any info anywhere I could print

> out about what

> issues/symptoms we face with implants? I guess I'm

> just confused on

> what tests to ask for since every ND has his/her own

> way of naming

> them.

>

> Jen

>

> In , Rogene S

> <saxony01@y...> wrote:

> > Not all naturopaths are created equal. . . so

> choose

> > one carefully. You can spend a lot of money and

> get

> > nowhere, or you can find a good one and get your

> > health back.

> >

> > Ask for referrals at health food stores or from

> other

> > alternative people like chiropractors, massage

> > therapists, acupuncturists, etc. . . But don't

> take

> > the word of just one person.

> >

> > Where's Kenda? She was recommending her naturopath

> > earlier this week.

> >

> > My primary care doctor recommended that I see a

> > naturopath! . . . The issue I took to her was

> about

> > Magnesium deficiency. . . She felt that a

> naturopath

> > knew more about nutrition than she did.

> >

> > He tested my blood, urine and saliva. . . He said

> he

> > could do many other tests - some he would send

> out,

> > but that was a starting point.

> >

> > He found my body was very acidic. Being acidic, I

> was

> > not getting the nutrients from my foods. . .

> curiously

> > enough, there is a condition in horses that mimics

> the

> > foot condition I have (Erythromelagia). It occurs

> when

> > the horses eat a particular grass that makes their

> > systems very acidic! They know more about it in

> horses

> > than they do in people!

> >

> > I found that taking the homeopathic remedies he

> > recommended required a leap of faith on my part,

> but

> > they worked! Alas, I'm afraid my body has become

> > acidic again (gold rings are making a black circle

> on

> > my fingers) . . . but I'm feeling well now, so

> I've

> > been postponing going back.

> >

> > Oh, oh, I'm rambling!

> >

> > Hugs,

> >

> > Rogene

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Jen,

I don’t think we as patients should have to tell a doctor what tests to run, I think they ought to have enough medical knowledge and information about our health history to know what to do. If you have to tell a doc what to do, I’d find another. I have never asked Dr. Leu to perform any test, he has always directed me on what to do. I would feel really uncomfortable having to lead a doctor to get him to figure out what is wrong with me.

Kenda

thanks so much, I do have an appt with Kendra's ND but I was

wondering if I should just see one here locally instead & if so,

what tests do I ask for to check my levels of everything etc. When

your ND did your tests on your saliva, urine & blood what exactly

was he looking for or where they just his general tests?

Thanks & oh is there any info anywhere I could print out about what

issues/symptoms we face with implants? I guess I'm just confused on

what tests to ask for since every ND has his/her own way of naming

them.

Jen

In , Rogene S <saxony01@y...> wrote:

> Not all naturopaths are created equal. . . so choose

> one carefully. You can spend a lot of money and get

> nowhere, or you can find a good one and get your

> health back.

>

> Ask for referrals at health food stores or from other

> alternative people like chiropractors, massage

> therapists, acupuncturists, etc. . . But don't take

> the word of just one person.

>

> Where's Kenda? She was recommending her naturopath

> earlier this week.

>

> My primary care doctor recommended that I see a

> naturopath! . . . The issue I took to her was about

> Magnesium deficiency. . . She felt that a naturopath

> knew more about nutrition than she did.

>

> He tested my blood, urine and saliva. . . He said he

> could do many other tests - some he would send out,

> but that was a starting point.

>

> He found my body was very acidic. Being acidic, I was

> not getting the nutrients from my foods. . . curiously

> enough, there is a condition in horses that mimics the

> foot condition I have (Erythromelagia). It occurs when

> the horses eat a particular grass that makes their

> systems very acidic! They know more about it in horses

> than they do in people!

>

> I found that taking the homeopathic remedies he

> recommended required a leap of faith on my part, but

> they worked! Alas, I'm afraid my body has become

> acidic again (gold rings are making a black circle on

> my fingers) . . . but I'm feeling well now, so I've

> been postponing going back.

>

> Oh, oh, I'm rambling!

>

> Hugs,

>

> Rogene

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