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Thaisetthawatkul et al Neurology; October 2004: 1462-1470 "A Controlled study of peripheral neuropathy after bariatric surgery" Towards the end of the article they mention that those that attended a "nutrition clinic" were less likely to develop peripheral neuropathy and malnutrition was likely avoided because of this. Of course they do not say registered dietitian but they do underscore the importance of the nutrition aspect. Hope this helps

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I am wondering if anyone has ever read any articles on the benefit of seeing a dietitian after bariatric surgery. If so, could you please let me know where I can find the article? I am looking for any article that would describe whether outcomes including weight, BMI, complications etc. were better for patients seeing a dietitian post-op. ThanksDeanna

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Hi Mel,

Thanks for the interesting articles. That is terrible that all those

babies and children in Australia are suffering from scabies. I wonder

if this is something that has gotten worse because of genetic

engineering of bugs? Either way, it's a shame that a rich country

like Australia is not helping their infested children. I also thought

the lice/ivermectin article was interesting. I didn't know you could

use ivermectin topically. I'm not willing to take it internally. I

seem to be having pretty good results with the herbs so far. I had to

stop taking the parasite herb formula because the chaparral was

starting to make me sick, and I'm taking a different formula now,

called " Acne formula " , but it's actually a liver tonic and blood

purifier. The ingredients are Manjistha, Neem, Red Sandalwood,

Brahmi, Burdock, Triphala, and Tumeric. I started taking it about a

week ago. Two days after I started taking it, I began to feel lousy,

like I was in a super bad mood and wanted to find someone in the

parking lot at work to beat up. Then I got real tired for a couple of

days. On Wednesday it felt like bugs were crawling on me all day,

which hadn't happened in a while and I thought my carpet or chair at

work was infested, but it turns out the problem was me. On Thursday I

had an acupuncture treatment and the acupuncturist asked me if the

bugs were coming out of my skin. I had to stop and think, but I

believe that is the case. I had bugs crawling out my eye area, scalp,

crotch, feet, and basically just scampering on my body for a few days,

but now, Sunday, it seems to have stopped. I went to my mother's

house this morning, which is totally infested, and the bugs didn't

swarm me like they usually do.

I will turn 50 years old this month, and I believe my problem is going

away, and I don't believe I will have this the rest of my life. Don't

give up Mel, you will get better. Keep trying, I can tell you're

trying hard to get better.

Aloha,

myrtle

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Hey Myrtle: Taking ivermectin internally is the way to go, as far as ivermectin goes. That is so good that you believe you are getting better. How long have you had this? I have had this 2 years. Please don't beat anyone up. he he he.... keep at it. you will get there. take care, melmyrtle_maui <myrtle_maui@...> wrote: Hi Mel,Thanks for the interesting articles. That is terrible that all thosebabies and children in Australia are suffering from scabies. I wonderif this is something that

has gotten worse because of geneticengineering of bugs? Either way, it's a shame that a rich countrylike Australia is not helping their infested children. I also thoughtthe lice/ivermectin article was interesting. I didn't know you coulduse ivermectin topically. I'm not willing to take it internally. Iseem to be having pretty good results with the herbs so far. I had tostop taking the parasite herb formula because the chaparral wasstarting to make me sick, and I'm taking a different formula now,called "Acne formula", but it's actually a liver tonic and bloodpurifier. The ingredients are Manjistha, Neem, Red Sandalwood,Brahmi, Burdock, Triphala, and Tumeric. I started taking it about aweek ago. Two days after I started taking it, I began to feel lousy,like I was in a super bad mood and wanted to find someone in theparking lot at work to beat up. Then I got real tired for a couple ofdays. On Wednesday it felt like bugs

were crawling on me all day,which hadn't happened in a while and I thought my carpet or chair atwork was infested, but it turns out the problem was me. On Thursday Ihad an acupuncture treatment and the acupuncturist asked me if thebugs were coming out of my skin. I had to stop and think, but Ibelieve that is the case. I had bugs crawling out my eye area, scalp,crotch, feet, and basically just scampering on my body for a few days,but now, Sunday, it seems to have stopped. I went to my mother'shouse this morning, which is totally infested, and the bugs didn'tswarm me like they usually do.I will turn 50 years old this month, and I believe my problem is goingaway, and I don't believe I will have this the rest of my life. Don'tgive up Mel, you will get better. Keep trying, I can tell you'retrying hard to get better.Aloha,myrtle>> http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2008/03/07/2183874.htm> > http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/99810.php> > > > ---------------------------------> Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Mobile. Try it now.>

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