Re: Has anyone used Breakspear medical group?

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I see Dr Goyal, he's probably the best medic DAN we have in UK, listens to me, explains himself well, takes my suggestions on board, which is good I've been at this longer than him lol,

We need a medic to order supps to be given at school otherwise we have some good nutritionists and Naturopaths

HTHMandi x

I am just starting all of this and have made an appointment for my ASD daughter with Dr.Goyal at Breakspear Medical Group in Herts. Was just wondering if anyone else had been and could give me any feedback? I am desperate for help to get started! Z

[Guest guest]

hi a good idea is to be armed with all questions you want answered all tests you

might like to do etc he is very open minded,best Isobel

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> I see Dr Goyal, he's probably the best medic DAN we have in UK, listens to

> me, explains himself well, takes my suggestions on board, which is good

> I've been at this longer than him lol,

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> We need a medic to order supps to be given at school otherwise we have

> some good nutritionists and Naturopaths

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> HTH

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> Mandi x

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> In a message dated 06/04/2011 20:53:32 GMT Daylight Time,

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> I am just starting all of this and have made an appointment for my ASD

> daughter with Dr.Goyal at Breakspear Medical Group in Herts. Was just

> wondering if anyone else had been and could give me any feedback? I am

desperate

> for help to get started! Z

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[Guest guest]

Early days for us with Dr Goyal but so far I'd say he looks like he

might be brilliant!

[Guest guest]

Thanks to all for your feedback on Dr Goyal, really hoping he will be able to

help dd. Am in process of trying to get her on GFCF diet. She has been CF since

3 months old but not GF. Really struggling as she is refusing to eat any of GF

replacements for her normal foods. Has always been v fussy. Down to about 5

foods she will now eat and still having half a slice non GF bread for breakfast.

Desperate for help!

[Guest guest]

Look at the GAPS protocol diet by Natasha McBride

The first thing she recommends is a soup type broth and this encourages healing.

This and pecanbread site show all the foods allowed and disallowed

It gives a huge number of allowed foods to make life easier, but the soup acts as a springboard

Best wishes

> To: Autism-Biomedical-Europe > Date: Thu, 7 Apr 2011 11:54:38 +0000> Subject: Re: Has anyone used Breakspear medical group?> > > Thanks to all for your feedback on Dr Goyal, really hoping he will be able to help dd. Am in process of trying to get her on GFCF diet. She has been CF since 3 months old but not GF. Really struggling as she is refusing to eat any of GF replacements for her normal foods. Has always been v fussy. Down to about 5 foods she will now eat and still having half a slice non GF bread for breakfast. Desperate for help!> > > > > ------------------------------------> > DISCLAIMER> No information contained in this post is to be construed as medical advice. If you need medical advice, please seek it from a suitably qualified practitioner.>

[Guest guest]

Hi Sara,

Yes, he is.The most important thing is for me that he is genuinly interested in

treating kids.When we were transferred from Dr Yeoh to Dr Goyal,he asked me to

provide the previous all files to see if he can catch something regarding my

son's condition.He has found Herpes HHV6 in 2005 in my son's immune panel.He

also raised up some possible illnesses which may go with my son's condition but

not implementing a treatment or eliminate one of the conditions which he

questioned.Having said that, I am going to see him in May.Because I believe that

he is the only medical doctor who may provide a medical treatment as he seems to

be up to date all treatments with autism.He is also kind and listens to your

points.In my case the points which I made never ends at present unfortunately!!

All the best

Nevin

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> Early days for us with Dr Goyal but so far I'd say he looks like he

> might be brilliant!

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