Anyone Have Experience With Dr. Dashiff or Dr. Caramagna?

[Guest guest]

I live in NYC and Dr. Linchitz was booked up for several months but his

associate, Dr. Jonathon Dashiff is available sooner. He is an

orthopedic specialist but the receptionist said he has worked with Dr.

Linchitz for a long time.

I also may try to see Dr. Caramagna, DO? Anyone have experiences with

him regarding management of their Hashis/hypothyroid and iodine

supplementation? Dr. L appears to prescribe Armour which is what I

already use and like -- so I am hoping that is the case with Dr.

Caramagna as well. The other thing I liked about Dr. L was that his

website mentions a recommended diet plan that I aleady follow ( " hunter-

gatherer style -- no grains or dairy) -- just a coincidence, but I

liked that fact. I am not advocating this diet for anyone -- just seems

to work for me and I like meat, veggies, fruit, nuts, eggs -- don't

miss grains or dairy at all. But I think everyone is unique in terms

of what diet works best for them -- so I am not advocating this over

any other plan. Different strokes for different folks.

[Guest guest]

Dr Caramagna is a friend of Dr. Brownstein and when I asked for a referral

for a Dr in the area (NYC) this was the name Dr B gave me. I have chatted

with Dr. C via e-mail a few times and he seems very nice. One woman I sent

to him was impressed but I have not stayed in contact with her. Dr. C will

tell you that Dr. B was his mentor.

I hope that helps!

Anyone Have Experience With Dr. Dashiff or Dr. Caramagna?

>I live in NYC and Dr. Linchitz was booked up for several months but his

> associate, Dr. Jonathon Dashiff is available sooner. He is an

> orthopedic specialist but the receptionist said he has worked with Dr.

> Linchitz for a long time.

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> I also may try to see Dr. Caramagna, DO? Anyone have experiences with

> him regarding management of their Hashis/hypothyroid and iodine

> supplementation? Dr. L appears to prescribe Armour which is what I

> already use and like -- so I am hoping that is the case with Dr.

> Caramagna as well. The other thing I liked about Dr. L was that his

> website mentions a recommended diet plan that I aleady follow ( " hunter-

> gatherer style -- no grains or dairy) -- just a coincidence, but I

> liked that fact. I am not advocating this diet for anyone -- just seems

> to work for me and I like meat, veggies, fruit, nuts, eggs -- don't

> miss grains or dairy at all. But I think everyone is unique in terms

> of what diet works best for them -- so I am not advocating this over

> any other plan. Different strokes for different folks.

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