M.D. Docs as "God"

"George Lagergren" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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006 07-24-03 01:30
Someone posted:
so> The Man/Woman-God in a white coat. I believe you call them
so> "doctor", but some folks call them a lot of other things.."

"George Lagergren" replied:
gl> I have been able to ignore "The Man/Woman-God in a white coat"
gl> [aka doctor] for eight years now. Since I gave up the drinking
gl> of cow's milk. I do not get sick anymore so I do not visit
gl> doctors anymore.

gl> I enjoy becoming my own de facto diet medicine / nutritional
gl> medicine "doctor."

"Rich Shewmaker" <[email hidden]> wrote:
Ri> So, giving up drinking cows' milk is the road to robust good health?

It was for me. No more strep throats and no more visits to the
M.D. office.

Ri> Or, inversely, cows' milk is the cause of ill health and disease? I

It is according to the web site: www.notmilk.com .
The author of this web site wrote a book about the dangers of
drinking cow's milk. Its title is: "The Deadly Poison."

Ri> --Rich --> He who is his own doctor has a fool for a patient.

I was a fool for 40 years believing / thinking M.D.s understood
diet medicine / nutritional medicine. They do not. M.D.s only
understand pharm drug type medicine.

I only became in good health when I learned about diet medicine /
nutritional medicine.

Just spoofing you George. You point is well taken. The Chiropractic student
spends as much time on nutrition as the average medical student spends on
pharmacology, and vice versa. Very few MD's are qualified in the field of
basic biochemical nutrition as most chiros are. Conversely, very few chiros
are well versed in the pharmacological approach in the treatment of disease.
Not too many MD's, or chiros for that matter, have a really good grasp of
exercise physiology vis a vis the long term chronic response to exercise as
treatment.
I wouldn't however limit my visits to the physician for emergencies only,
unless one only has basic medicare. The routing blood tests, for example can
detect a lot of health problems early before they get out of control.
Sometimes these problems come upon us despite all due diligence in taking
care of ourselves.

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"George Lagergren" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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006 07-24-03 01:30
Someone posted:
so> The Man/Woman-God in a white coat. I believe you call them
so> "doctor", but some folks call them a lot of other things.."

"George Lagergren" replied:
gl> I have been able to ignore "The Man/Woman-God in a white coat"
gl> [aka doctor] for eight years now. Since I gave up the drinking
gl> of cow's milk. I do not get sick anymore so I do not visit
gl> doctors anymore.

gl> I enjoy becoming my own de facto diet medicine / nutritional
gl> medicine "doctor."

"Rich Shewmaker" <[email hidden]> wrote:
Ri> So, giving up drinking cows' milk is the road to robust good health?

It was for me. No more strep throats and no more visits to the
M.D. office.

Ri> Or, inversely, cows' milk is the cause of ill health and disease? I

It is according to the web site: www.notmilk.com .
The author of this web site wrote a book about the dangers of
drinking cow's milk. Its title is: "The Deadly Poison."

Ri> --Rich --> He who is his own doctor has a fool for a patient.

I was a fool for 40 years believing / thinking M.D.s understood
diet medicine / nutritional medicine. They do not. M.D.s only
understand pharm drug type medicine.

I only became in good health when I learned about diet medicine /
nutritional medicine.

Just spoofing you George. You point is well taken. The Chiropractic

student

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spends as much time on nutrition as the average medical student spends on
pharmacology, and vice versa. Very few MD's are qualified in the field of
basic biochemical nutrition as most chiros are. Conversely, very few chiro

s

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are well versed in the pharmacological approach in the treatment of

disease.

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Not too many MD's, or chiros for that matter, have a really good grasp of
exercise physiology vis a vis the long term chronic response to exercise

as

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treatment.
I wouldn't however limit my visits to the physician for emergencies only,
unless one only has basic medicare. The routing blood tests, for example

can

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detect a lot of health problems early before they get out of control.
Sometimes these problems come upon us despite all due diligence in taking
care of ourselves.

The pursuit of good health is a multi disciplined approach that involves
people taking good care of themselves through good nutrition, exercise, &
avoiding bad habits like smoking & too much drinking. It also involves
regular checking of the most common things that go wrong, many of which
cannot be detected by the patient until they are no longer easily treatable.

Michele
I ENJOY being a cranky [censored].