Re: O/T - doctors charges

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topbrok

sorry i haven't replied in a while.

As far as chelation i tried using ALA for 3 cycles, jumped up to

25mg for the second cycle, and had a horrible reaction to it..

became WAY more allergic to foods, had an old vestibular problem

resurface (causing dizzyness) and felt like death.

Had to cut out more foods, (running out of them) and started doing a

conventional sauna intead of drugs.. made me feel better but some

neurological symptoms i had start during the ALA haven't left... so

now i'm thinking i'm screwed... maybe shifting metals into other

places.

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> ,

> The first appointment is I believe an hour. The second is a half

hour.

>

> The fee is not unusual at least my experience here in Northern

> california. I had found one holistic naturopath that was charging

> $1000 for the first 1 hour appt. It is ridiculous. unfortunately

> there are groups of these drs that specialize in treating (I

should

> say manipulating) very sick people and charge ridiculous fees and

> still can't help. Thats what is really messed up

>

>

> I am not a fan of the Canadian socialized medicine (I am also

> Canadian), which has health care like a third world country (I

have

> elderly family members who have been severely neglected in

Canadian

> hospitals... I am sure its the same here in the US) BUT if you are

> going to be dealing with a medical profession that can't help and

for

> the most part is incompetent..socialized medicine makes more sense

> because at least you do not have to pay for it (at least directly

you

> are not paying for it...but you should still be pe'ed off as your

> taxes still support this incompetence)

>

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>

> > Just curious, how much does that work out to per hour (or per

> minute, or maybe per second).

> >

> > I live in Canada where we don't always know how much the doctor

is

> > billing medicare for our visits so I am amazed at what some US

> doctors are charging.

> >

> > J

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