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> wrote:

> > > What kind of doctor? I'm curious to know what kind of information he
> > > won't give you. I've never had a doctor discuss anything substantive
> > > with me regarding diet or nutrution or vitamins. Just the stock quotes
> > > you'd expect from a doctor who doesn't know or care about any of that.
> >
> > Really? Find another doctor. I discussed diet with my PGP related to
> > my high cholesterol. He offered information and suggestions of dietary
> > changes.
>
> Likewise. My Diabetician and PCP not only gives me info and suggestions, he
> draws pictures and explains exactly how drugs, etc. work; goes over the
> details of lab tests, CAT scans, ultrasounds, et al.

My doctor does the same thing. While on the ancillary topic "bad
doctor" I should point out I was talking about something less general
than "bad".

> > > Certainly a nutritonist, allergy doctor or something like that might
> > > have more interest.
> >
> > A real doctor should have interest in your care. You should probably
> > seek another doctor if this is the case.
> >
> And that's the truth! Dissatisfied with my assembly line GP, I asked my
> Cardiologist who his was. He steered me to the right guy!

What does the right guy have to say about the real utility of bromelain
and salmon oil as used to quell carpal tunnel syndrome?

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