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On various health related e-lists, I frequently see posts by people

who trust what their doctors tell them. These folks cannot comprehend

that that their doctors just can't keep up with all the new

discoveries, new research, and approaches never taught to them in med

school. Doctors are very specialized specialists. Anything beyond

their specialized knowledge is unknown to 99% of all doctors. So

doctors give misleading information on vitamins, and know nothing of

therapies which many on this list understand in depth.

I just watched a short video on youtube which demonstrates how quickly

our world (and out worldviews) our changing.

" Did you know? "

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nteiqLgZFOU & feature=related

Future Shock was a book written by the sociologist and futurologist

Alvin Toffler in 1970. The rate of change has drastically increased

since 1970. At this point in time, NOBODY can keep up with all the

latest information discoveries.

For me, e-lists, like this one, enable me to see health challenges and

solutions from many different perspectives. Some people I know scoff

at me for thinking I know more than an M.D. I laugh back and tell

them that the MD knows vastly more about prescription drugs than I do,

but I know more detailed information about supplements, vitamins, and

alternative perspectives than most docs ever heard of.

Alobar

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