Re: Problems for another UK Dr

[Guest guest]

So,are there a doctors left alone in UK,to treat their patients in away it's

helping them? Like some of the doctors in US, we all know they are very hard to

find them here but still.

Nick,how do you test for RT3,how do you supply with your meds? Also,what about

the AF tests? Are they available in UK? It's so discouraging to hear what is

going on! What about Dr.P,he is still practicing,why other colleagues have this

difficulties?

Thanks

Milena

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> Another one of the good doctors in the UK is being demonised for

> being successful.

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> http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/low/wales/mid/8650048.stm

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> Nick

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> --

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> for more information on RT3 and Thyroid Resistance go to

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> www.thyroid-rt3.com

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[Guest guest]

My understanding is that Dr P isn't practising as a 'Dr' as such - although they can't take the training and knowledge away from him - he's not as constrained as being part of the 'medical association' - I think he's more like a 'naturopath' type situation - as a way around it.So,are there a doctors left alone in UK,to treat their patients in away it's helping them? Like some of the doctors in US, we all know they are very hard to find them here but still.Nick,how do you test for RT3,how do you supply with your meds? Also,what about the AF tests? Are they available in UK? It's so discouraging to hear what is going on! What about Dr.P,he is still practicing,why other colleagues have this difficulties?ThanksMilena>> Another one of the good doctors in the UK is being demonised for> being successful.> > http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/low/wales/mid/8650048.stm> > Nick> > -- > > for more information on RT3 and Thyroid Resistance go to > > www.thyroid-rt3.com>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Mel,

That makes sense then.

Milena

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> > > Another one of the good doctors in the UK is being demonised for

> > > being successful.

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> > > http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/low/wales/mid/8650048.stm

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> > > Nick

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> > > --

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> > > for more information on RT3 and Thyroid Resistance go to

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> > > www.thyroid-rt3.com

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[Guest guest]

>Nick,how do you test for RT3,

There are lab resources you can use privately, I don't know of anyone

who has had RT3 tested on the health service

>how do you supply with your meds?

Private import from Mexico

>Also,what about the AF tests? Are they available in UK?

Yes, you can order them privately, again I don't know of anyone who

got them on the NHS

>It's so discouraging to hear what is going on! What about Dr.P,he is still

practicing,why other colleagues have this difficulties?

He was forced to retire 10 years ago by the witch hunt, he gives

people advice but does not prescribe.

Nick

[Guest guest]

Nick,

thanks for your reply.I didn't know dr.P is not in active practice. After your

post I found that GMC decision for dr.M is letting her back to work but under

supervision and not being able to prescribe.So,there are not private doctors in

UK who are not restricted by the NHS?

I hope you don't mind asking because there is possibility for us to move to UK

in a year or so and I appreciate your input on this.

Thanks a lot

Milena

>

> >Nick,how do you test for RT3,

>

> There are lab resources you can use privately, I don't know of anyone

> who has had RT3 tested on the health service

>

> >how do you supply with your meds?

>

> Private import from Mexico

>

> >Also,what about the AF tests? Are they available in UK?

>

> Yes, you can order them privately, again I don't know of anyone who

> got them on the NHS

>

> >It's so discouraging to hear what is going on! What about Dr.P,he is still

practicing,why other colleagues have this difficulties?

>

> He was forced to retire 10 years ago by the witch hunt, he gives

> people advice but does not prescribe.

>

> Nick

>

[Guest guest]

Nick,

thanks for your reply.I didn't know dr.P is not in active practice. After your

post I found that GMC decision for dr.M is letting her back to work but under

supervision and not being able to prescribe.So,there are not private doctors in

UK who are not restricted by the NHS?

I hope you don't mind asking because there is possibility for us to move to UK

in a year or so and I appreciate your input on this.

Thanks a lot

Milena

>

> >Nick,how do you test for RT3,

>

> There are lab resources you can use privately, I don't know of anyone

> who has had RT3 tested on the health service

>

> >how do you supply with your meds?

>

> Private import from Mexico

>

> >Also,what about the AF tests? Are they available in UK?

>

> Yes, you can order them privately, again I don't know of anyone who

> got them on the NHS

>

> >It's so discouraging to hear what is going on! What about Dr.P,he is still

practicing,why other colleagues have this difficulties?

>

> He was forced to retire 10 years ago by the witch hunt, he gives

> people advice but does not prescribe.

>

> Nick

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Nick,I appreciaate it.

Milena

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> >.So,there are not private doctors in UK who are not restricted by the NHS?

> >I hope you don't mind asking because there is possibility for us to move to

UK in a year or so and I appreciate your input on this.

>

> http://www.tpa-uk.org.uk/

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> and

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> http://www.thyroiduk.org/

>

> are both UK based sites.

>

> the " establishment " over here is very closed minded and hates Drs that

> think outside the box, especially if they are successful

>

> The good news is that meds come through customs OK

>

> Nick

>

> --

>

> for more information on RT3 and Thyroid Resistance go to

>

> www.thyroid-rt3.com

>