Herbal medicine Dr. - help please

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I guess he wants to be a naturopath. Our Topper will be able to give some good suggestions. First step is to learn English so he is on the way. Best, bubbe Gittel************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

[Guest guest]

My neighbor is a Dr. in India. Here in the U.S. he doesn't have

a liscense. He would like to get certified, liscenced or what ever it

would be called, here in America, for herbal medicine. I told him I

would try to help him. Only I haven't got a clue how to start. Any

Ideas from this highly intelligent and diverse group would be

certainly be appreciated.

Baby steps please. Its the blind leading the blind. I don't

know how to go about this, and he speaks little english. He is going

to school for English though and is doing very well! Still,

elementary school level is limiting.

Thanks,

e

[Guest guest]

Gosh.. I wouldn't have the vaguest idea. For sure he'd have to speak

English.. not just to be able to do the courses and exams but to be able

to talk to patients.

might know... she's taking courses in the medical field now...

I'll forward this to her to make sure that she gets it....

Topper ()

On Thu, 10 May 2007 23:26:49 -0000 " summitanimalrescue "

summitanimalrescue@...> writes:

> My neighbor is a Dr. in India. Here in the U.S. he doesn't have

>

> a liscense. He would like to get certified, liscenced or what ever

> it

> would be called, here in America, for herbal medicine. I told him I

>

> would try to help him. Only I haven't got a clue how to start. Any

>

> Ideas from this highly intelligent and diverse group would be

> certainly be appreciated.

> Baby steps please. Its the blind leading the blind. I don't

> know how to go about this, and he speaks little english. He is

> going

> to school for English though and is doing very well! Still,

> elementary school level is limiting.

>

> Thanks,

> e

[Guest guest]

he should go back to india and get licensed in ayurveda and open up a clinic in the US. or there are lots of schools that teach herbal medicine in the US.........in Washington, New Mexico, Alabama................he should get a grip on English though................summitanimalrescue wrote: My neighbor is a Dr. in India. Here in the U.S. he doesn't have a liscense. He would like to get certified, liscenced or what ever it would be called, here in America, for herbal medicine. I told

him I would try to help him. Only I haven't got a clue how to start. Any Ideas from this highly intelligent and diverse group would be certainly be appreciated. Baby steps please. Its the blind leading the blind. I don't know how to go about this, and he speaks little english. He is going to school for English though and is doing very well! Still, elementary school level is limiting.Thanks,e

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