Re: how to find professional to assess diet

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 9/7/02 7:44:24 AM, writes:

>My suggestion would be finding a

>professional who can assess your diet and overall functioning and

>guide you in correcting this problem.

Do you have any suggestions about how I should go about finding a

'sympathetic' professional -- my doctor dismisses the possibility of a

thyroid condition or something like it -- my thyroid panel comes back normal

-- and since she practices " science based medicine " she refuses to look

further at thyroid issue. Is having my cortisol checked though, and gave me a

prescription for phentermine. I live in the Los Angeles/Thousand Oaks area. I

looked into Diane Swarzbein in Santa Barbara, but she wants $500 for the

initial visit and that's out of my budget.

Namaste, Liz

[Guest guest]

there is a doctor on this board. ( Dr michael )

who does this professionaly for a living( diet and exercise ).

hopefully he is of help. I would highly recomend him

[Guest guest]

>Do you have any suggestions about how I should go about finding a

'sympathetic' professional -- my doctor dismisses the possibility of a

thyroid condition or something like it -- my thyroid panel comes back normal

-- and since she practices " science based medicine " she refuses to look

further at thyroid issue. Is having my cortisol checked though, and gave me

a

prescription for phentermine. I live in the Los Angeles/Thousand Oaks area.

I

looked into Diane Swarzbein in Santa Barbara, but she wants $500 for the

initial visit and that's out of my budget.

How about doing a web search for " naturopath " and/or looking in the yellow

pages for a naturopath? Here's a naturopathic directory for starters:

http://www.pandamedicine.com/yellowpages.html. When I searched on Los

Angeles, the following came up: Dor Taddayoni, ND, 12114 Venice Blvd., Los

Angeles, CA, 90066, 310-391-4313, dor9@...

Here in Virginia I go to a naturopathic physician who has an amazing monitor

that tests for reactions to hundreds of foods, molds, chemicals, viruses,

etc., so as to recommend the best course of treatment, such as vitamins,

herbal supplements, homeopathic preparations, etc. as well as more exotic

treatments such as light therapy, essential oils, etc.

Jill Nienhiser

Webweaver

www.westonaprice.org

www.realmilk.com

[Guest guest]

You can possibly look for a doc who is a WAP member locally thru your

local chapter. If you fail to find someone locally there are any

number of very caring and qualified professionals who work with

clients all over the country. Byrnes and myself are two that

frequent this particular group. If I remember correctly you are in

San Diego, I do not have a referral source there as of yet. However

you might contact www.ifnh.org because they are in San Diego I

believe and they may also be able to locate someone for you.

sincerely,

DMM

--- In @y..., " Jill Nienhiser " <jnienhiser@m...>

wrote:

>

> >Do you have any suggestions about how I should go about finding a

> 'sympathetic' professional -- my doctor dismisses the possibility

of a

> thyroid condition or something like it -- my thyroid panel comes

back normal

> -- and since she practices " science based medicine " she refuses to

look

> further at thyroid issue. Is having my cortisol checked though, and

gave me

> a

> prescription for phentermine. I live in the Los Angeles/Thousand

Oaks area.

> I

> looked into Diane Swarzbein in Santa Barbara, but she wants $500

for the

> initial visit and that's out of my budget.

>

>

> How about doing a web search for " naturopath " and/or looking in the

yellow

> pages for a naturopath? Here's a naturopathic directory for

starters:

> http://www.pandamedicine.com/yellowpages.html. When I searched on

Los

> Angeles, the following came up: Dor Taddayoni, ND, 12114 Venice

Blvd., Los

> Angeles, CA, 90066, 310-391-4313, dor9@e...

>

>

> Here in Virginia I go to a naturopathic physician who has an

amazing monitor

> that tests for reactions to hundreds of foods, molds, chemicals,

viruses,

> etc., so as to recommend the best course of treatment, such as

vitamins,

> herbal supplements, homeopathic preparations, etc. as well as more

exotic

> treatments such as light therapy, essential oils, etc.

>

>

> Jill Nienhiser

> Webweaver

> www.westonaprice.org

> www.realmilk.com

[Guest guest]

has Byrnes disapeared ?

i used to frequent his web site and bought his cook book.

but last month his web address no longer seems to work

> >

> > >Do you have any suggestions about how I should go about finding

a

> > 'sympathetic' professional -- my doctor dismisses the

possibility

> of a

> > thyroid condition or something like it -- my thyroid panel comes

> back normal

> > -- and since she practices " science based medicine " she refuses

to

> look

> > further at thyroid issue. Is having my cortisol checked though,

and

> gave me

> > a

> > prescription for phentermine. I live in the Los Angeles/Thousand

> Oaks area.

> > I

> > looked into Diane Swarzbein in Santa Barbara, but she wants $500

> for the

> > initial visit and that's out of my budget.

> >

> >

> > How about doing a web search for " naturopath " and/or looking in

the

> yellow

> > pages for a naturopath? Here's a naturopathic directory for

> starters:

> > http://www.pandamedicine.com/yellowpages.html. When I searched

on

> Los

> > Angeles, the following came up: Dor Taddayoni, ND, 12114 Venice

> Blvd., Los

> > Angeles, CA, 90066, 310-391-4313, dor9@e...

> >

> >

> > Here in Virginia I go to a naturopathic physician who has an

> amazing monitor

> > that tests for reactions to hundreds of foods, molds, chemicals,

> viruses,

> > etc., so as to recommend the best course of treatment, such as

> vitamins,

> > herbal supplements, homeopathic preparations, etc. as well as

more

> exotic

> > treatments such as light therapy, essential oils, etc.

> >

> >

> > Jill Nienhiser

> > Webweaver

> > www.westonaprice.org

> > www.realmilk.com

[Guest guest]

My mom also had a thyroid problem, but her panels were always within the normal

range. She went to a holistic doctor who used the CRA (Contact Reflex Analysis)

method of evaluation and got on a Standard Process supplement. She feels much

better now. This doctor happened to be a chiropractor, so that might be an

avenue of a " health professional " could have the skills to give you an accurate

evaluation.

-Dawn

----- Original Message -----

From: Ecmillerreid@...

Sent: Tuesday, September 10, 2002 1:43 PM

Subject: Re: how to find professional to assess diet

In a message dated 9/7/02 7:44:24 AM, writes:

>My suggestion would be finding a

>professional who can assess your diet and overall functioning and

>guide you in correcting this problem.

Do you have any suggestions about how I should go about finding a

'sympathetic' professional -- my doctor dismisses the possibility of a

thyroid condition or something like it -- my thyroid panel comes back normal

-- and since she practices " science based medicine " she refuses to look

further at thyroid issue. Is having my cortisol checked though, and gave me a

prescription for phentermine. I live in the Los Angeles/Thousand Oaks area. I

looked into Diane Swarzbein in Santa Barbara, but she wants $500 for the

initial visit and that's out of my budget.

Namaste, Liz

[Guest guest]

His web site has been experiencing some technical problems. should be back to

normal soon.

Dedy

----- Original Message -----

From: yogabud

Sent: Thursday, September 12, 2002 5:11 AM

Subject: Re: how to find professional to assess diet

has Byrnes disapeared ?

i used to frequent his web site and bought his cook book.

but last month his web address no longer seems to work

> >

> > >Do you have any suggestions about how I should go about finding

a

> > 'sympathetic' professional -- my doctor dismisses the

possibility

> of a

> > thyroid condition or something like it -- my thyroid panel comes

> back normal

> > -- and since she practices " science based medicine " she refuses

to

> look

> > further at thyroid issue. Is having my cortisol checked though,

and

> gave me

> > a

> > prescription for phentermine. I live in the Los Angeles/Thousand

> Oaks area.

> > I

> > looked into Diane Swarzbein in Santa Barbara, but she wants $500

> for the

> > initial visit and that's out of my budget.

> >

> >

> > How about doing a web search for " naturopath " and/or looking in

the

> yellow

> > pages for a naturopath? Here's a naturopathic directory for

> starters:

> > http://www.pandamedicine.com/yellowpages.html. When I searched

on

> Los

> > Angeles, the following came up: Dor Taddayoni, ND, 12114 Venice

> Blvd., Los

> > Angeles, CA, 90066, 310-391-4313, dor9@e...

> >

> >

> > Here in Virginia I go to a naturopathic physician who has an

> amazing monitor

> > that tests for reactions to hundreds of foods, molds, chemicals,

> viruses,

> > etc., so as to recommend the best course of treatment, such as

> vitamins,

> > herbal supplements, homeopathic preparations, etc. as well as

more

> exotic

> > treatments such as light therapy, essential oils, etc.

> >

> >

> > Jill Nienhiser

> > Webweaver

> > www.westonaprice.org

> > www.realmilk.com