Re: Fibromyalgia and Fatigue Center...for jill

[Guest guest]

thanks for that info, jill,

i did try his supplements, but they did not help me, and i have an

allergy to soy, which his powder has a lot of in it.

what do you mean they follow teitelbaum's protocol " for the most

part " ??

yeh, i thot that they did submit bloodwork to insurance.

did you think the iv supps helped you feel better eventho you only

had a couple?

i never heard of craig's list but will look for it. good ideas about

calling for references. the center an hour from me has 2 indian

docs,from india, i am not prejudice, but it takes so much extra

energy to pay close attention to understand bad english for me!

the only other center in out of state, for me.

glad to hear they will rx stimulants.

thanks again,

marg

>

> Hi Marg,

>

> It is $390 for the first 2 appt., but then it's $199 which is still

a lot. The first 2 appt.'s the Dr. spends about an hour with you to

determine a treatment plan for your needs based on your symtoms and

blood work results.

> They do follow Dr. Tietlebaum's Theory for the most part.....my Dr.

has not had success with the supplements for pain relief, so she does

not suggest them (they are expensive). I wanted to try them anyway

and they did not work for me. They do very extensive bloodwork at

your first appt which your insurance company should cover, if not

they will work with you on the cost. Also, after going the first

[Guest guest]

Hi Marg,

Which supplements did you try? Their program does have many supplements in it

but they also rely on many precription meds also. Maybe they could help you

find other supplements that you need that do not contain soy. The rx's they

have me on right now are naturally compounded Cortisol, Progesterone, and

Thyroid. Also, Trazedone and Mirapex for sleep, Floconazole for Candida,

Provigil, Amantadine for viruses, Lyrica, and Effexor. All my pain meds and

muscle relaxants come from my pain Dr.

What I meant by they follow Dr. T's protocol somewhat...I actually should have

said almost completely. She has not had success with the pain supplement and

the Corvalen that dr. T is so excited about, so she leaves it up to you i you

want to buy them. Other than that, I think the protocol is exactly the same.

I need to go pick up my kids and won't be back for awhile, but let me know if

you have any questions.

Jill

Re: Fibromyalgia and Fatigue Center...for jill

thanks for that info, jill,

i did try his supplements, but they did not help me, and i have an

allergy to soy, which his powder has a lot of in it.

what do you mean they follow teitelbaum's protocol " for the most

part " ??

yeh, i thot that they did submit bloodwork to insurance.

did you think the iv supps helped you feel better eventho you only

had a couple?

i never heard of craig's list but will look for it. good ideas about

calling for references. the center an hour from me has 2 indian

docs,from india, i am not prejudice, but it takes so much extra

energy to pay close attention to understand bad english for me!

the only other center in out of state, for me.

glad to hear they will rx stimulants.

thanks again,

marg

>

> Hi Marg,

>

> It is $390 for the first 2 appt., but then it's $199 which is still

a lot. The first 2 appt.'s the Dr. spends about an hour with you to

determine a treatment plan for your needs based on your symtoms and

blood work results.

> They do follow Dr. Tietlebaum's Theory for the most part.....my Dr.

has not had success with the supplements for pain relief, so she does

not suggest them (they are expensive). I wanted to try them anyway

and they did not work for me. They do very extensive bloodwork at

your first appt which your insurance company should cover, if not

they will work with you on the cost. Also, after going the first