Re: LDN and alternative friendly doctors in land or DC?

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> Hello group,

>

> I am desperately searching for a neuro that is LDN/glyco/ " alternative "

friendly in the land/DC area.

>

> Does anyone know of a doc who is like this?

>

> Any info or even guidance on how to find one woud be greatly apprecaited!!!

>

> Thank you!

>

> Warmest regards,

>

> Victor.

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Does it have to be a neurologist?

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Hi Bren, I guess it wouldn't have to be, but from my experience, a GP would then normally send a patient to a neurologist if they have MS. My friend IS looking for a neuro, as she feels this is the person who would know the most about MS. Tell me what you're thinking and what you've heard or experienced . . .. All comments are welcome. Victor.Bren <TwisterAlley2@...> wrote: >> Hello group,> > I am desperately searching for a neuro that is LDN/glyco/"alternative" friendly in the land/DC

area.> > Does anyone know of a doc who is like this?> > Any info or even guidance on how to find one woud be greatly apprecaited!!!> > Thank you!> > Warmest regards,> > Victor.=========Does it have to be a neurologist?

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[Guest guest]

> >

> > Hello group,

> >

> > I am desperately searching for a neuro that is LDN/glyco/ " alternative "

friendly in the land/DC area.

> >

> > Does anyone know of a doc who is like this?

> >

> > Any info or even guidance on how to find one woud be greatly

apprecaited!!!

> >

> > Thank you!

> >

> > Warmest regards,

> >

> > Victor.

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Most neuro's(especially those on the NMSS boards) won't prescribe LDN because

they are locked into doing what the big pharma's say to do, push their high

priced drugs regardless if they work or not. A GP if he/she has known the

patient a long time might be the better route to take first at approaching the

LDN topic.