Ron : Liver Cleanse/The Doctor

[Guest guest]

It really is interesting to note just how doctors feel regarding various

modalities of healing. The simple fact that a doctor would make the

statement, as Ron from another forum noted; " He also told me if I found a

miracle cure it would put a lot of doctors out of work. " . That simply isn't

the case. Doctors know that good health starts with eating right. They could

be doing as Dr. Cabot has been doing for the past number of years and

educate their patients on eating right. Shoot, Dr. Cabot actually gives them

diets to which to adhere and the end results have certainly gotten people

down the road and living again. Perhaps even to the point where they aren't

going to be needing any more of her services.

Doctors also know that despite disease there is a greater need for them when

health is compromised by an accident. If diseased people were all doctors

see in their offices then we would really have an even more serious problem

in health care. Hmmmmm, funny you should say that, " Health Care " , it almost

becomes an oxymoron when a doctor makes such statements to a patient for

whom he will not advance knowledge of other modalities to health than his

own ideas, or even worst, critical of other modalities but without any ideas

to give as a better method, and a reason why it's better.

There are doctors, who like my own, will actually work with someone and help

them do the things they feel will keep them healthy. My doctor didn't scold

me for not getting an operation, as he'd requested, but instead gave me

repect and helped provide me pain medication that I could use when I did

have attacks. The benifiet of having a pain medication is that often times

it too helps the bile ducts to relax and let the matter through not to

mention allows a level of bearable pain. I went to the hospital four times

in '99'. I didn't get a prescription until after the second attack, but I

only ended up going to the hospital two more times when the medication

couldn't quite get the pain down to bearable, and it should also be noted

that the last, which was also the worst attack, occured when I was totally

avoiding all fats. It was a major mistake on my part and likely caused the

liver damage that was considered minor by my doctor.

Dale

[Guest guest]

Dear Dale,

My chiropractic doctor, who I should tell you is my husband, says that

the body heals itself, inspite of a doctor's interference, and so all

doctors count on that fact, or they would be out of business. Your own

body is its own best doctor. If given the right nutrients, rest, and

hygiene, you really only need a doctor for crisis management, i.e. you

break your leg, you stop breathing, etc. Of course, he sees

maintaining the correct curvatures in your spine as necessary to

optimum health as well. Why don't we, as a society in general, trust

the innate knowledge of our bodies more? The power that made the body

(in 9 months, without anyone " interfering " with the process) can heal

the body.

Adrienne ;-)

--- Dale <Da_@...> wrote:

> It really is interesting to note just how doctors feel regarding

> various

> modalities of healing. The simple fact that a doctor would make the

> statement, as Ron from another forum noted; " He also told me if I

> found a

> miracle cure it would put a lot of doctors out of work. " . That simply

> isn't

> the case. Doctors know that good health starts with eating right.

> They could

> be doing as Dr. Cabot has been doing for the past number of years and

> educate their patients on eating right. Shoot, Dr. Cabot actually

> gives them

> diets to which to adhere and the end results have certainly gotten

> people

> down the road and living again. Perhaps even to the point where they

> aren't

> going to be needing any more of her services.

>

> Doctors also know that despite disease there is a greater need for

> them when

> health is compromised by an accident. If diseased people were all

> doctors

> see in their offices then we would really have an even more serious

> problem

> in health care. Hmmmmm, funny you should say that, " Health Care " , it

> almost

> becomes an oxymoron when a doctor makes such statements to a patient

> for

> whom he will not advance knowledge of other modalities to health than

> his

> own ideas, or even worst, critical of other modalities but without

> any ideas

> to give as a better method, and a reason why it's better.

>

> There are doctors, who like my own, will actually work with someone

> and help

> them do the things they feel will keep them healthy. My doctor didn't

> scold

> me for not getting an operation, as he'd requested, but instead gave

> me

> repect and helped provide me pain medication that I could use when I

> did

> have attacks. The benifiet of having a pain medication is that often

> times

> it too helps the bile ducts to relax and let the matter through not

> to

> mention allows a level of bearable pain. I went to the hospital four

> times

> in '99'. I didn't get a prescription until after the second attack,

> but I

> only ended up going to the hospital two more times when the

> medication

> couldn't quite get the pain down to bearable, and it should also be

> noted

> that the last, which was also the worst attack, occured when I was

> totally

> avoiding all fats. It was a major mistake on my part and likely

> caused the

> liver damage that was considered minor by my doctor.

>

>

>

> Dale

>

>

>

>

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