What is Dr. Moulden's Web address?

October 15, 2008

What is his website address?

Dana

and Garrett, just turned 4, SCD 2 years

Celiac, ASD, Speech and Motor Apraxia, sensory processing disorder

From: Cowen <mlcowen@...>

Subject: Re: [ ] Re: Dr Moulden smiles at Dr Cutler

Date: Wednesday, October 15, 2008, 11:46 AM

He had a smiley face after the reply. I did not take his

response seriously.

I know in the case of my son, GI is at least half the problem.

I do not know if there is a connection between stroke and GI

problems. My layperson's guess is that there is no connection

between stroke at GI problems. Therefore, stroke is only,

at best, one half an answer.

[ ] Re: Dr Moulden smiles at Dr Cutler

" Fix the liver... " is what Dr. Moulden said...is this a serious reply?

I see that others have talked to him & looked at his site, etc...(To

me,) it would follow, then, that if strokes are suspected, then liver

support would be in order, and there is alot of info on how to address

liver issues, and, these, as a general rule, would not require

extensive testing & " procedures. " ....(Serious, not a tongue in cheek

thing) - how did he get from strokes to liver support & that healing

the liver " addresses " or " would address " the stroke and/or damages???

As the basic, first line, " thing to do? "

In reading the previous post(s), I would not have come up with " liver

support " as a primary thing to do, yk?

wishing all the best answers, elizabeth

>

> Fix the liver...

>

> ;-)

>

> J. Moulden M.D., Ph.D. The core essence of " Greater

Things " is that there is always a better way to do things -- anything

-- whether it be religion, politics, science, academia -- anything. To

the extent that we get institutionalized and codified in a set belief

system, is the extent that we inhibit the ability to grow and learn

new and better ways.

>

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