Want to thank hardasnails1973

[Guest guest]

I have thanked many of you before for your advice on threads, but this time I

want to thank for his help with some of my 'issues' per se. He has

answered a number of questions for me, and also posted a link here to a site for

gut testing that seems far superior to the place I had my testing done at.

Cheaper as well!

I spoke to an assistant of Dr. Armin for about 15 minutes the other day, and

found out that some of the things on my Metametrix test might not be accurate.

They happened to be the very results I had questions about before even calling.

I think hardasnails1973 knows his stuff, especially in the support area, and

trying to balance a person without doing meds/hormones if possible.

While I believe I have found a good doc finally,....I also realize that one

person can only do so much, and might not spend the time to look into 'simpler'

answers. I am surely staying with my current 'functional medicine' doctor

locally, but I am going to get all of my testing lined up to send to

hardasnails1973 and see what he has to say on the overall picture, as well as

the nutritional level.

I had no idea he did personal consulting until I contacted him, but I intend to

take advantage of it as soon as I do my NutrEval test.

For anyone like me that wants the full picture before starting often life-long

treatment, you might want to contact him.

,...I hope you don't mind me posting this.

[Guest guest]

Well I feel it needed to be said and can't be said enough.

Co-Moderator

Phil

> From: marc200134470 <cfs38@...>

> Subject: Want to thank hardasnails1973

>

> Date: Saturday, January 8, 2011, 2:17 PM

> I have thanked many of you before for

> your advice on threads, but this time I want to thank

> for his help with some of my 'issues' per se. He has

> answered a number of questions for me, and also posted a

> link here to a site for gut testing that seems far superior

> to the place I had my testing done at. Cheaper as well!

>

> I spoke to an assistant of Dr. Armin for about 15 minutes

> the other day, and found out that some of the things on my

> Metametrix test might not be accurate. They happened to be

> the very results I had questions about before even calling.

>

> I think hardasnails1973 knows his stuff, especially in the

> support area, and trying to balance a person without doing

> meds/hormones if possible.

>

> While I believe I have found a good doc finally,....I also

> realize that one person can only do so much, and might not

> spend the time to look into 'simpler' answers. I am surely

> staying with my current 'functional medicine' doctor

> locally, but I am going to get all of my testing lined up to

> send to hardasnails1973 and see what he has to say on the

> overall picture, as well as the nutritional level.

>

> I had no idea he did personal consulting until I contacted

> him, but I intend to take advantage of it as soon as I do my

> NutrEval test.

> For anyone like me that wants the full picture before

> starting often life-long treatment, you might want to

> contact him.

>

> ,...I hope you don't mind me posting this.

>

>

>

> ------------------------------------

>

>

[Guest guest]

I look forward to helping you and many others that have difficult health issues.

I have already began to work with open minded drs, nd, MDs who are not sure what

steps to take next. As a health counselor I am able to share my personal and

clincal expereince with these dr's to help them exploure areas out side of

traditional medicine. One thing I do want to emphasis is that things are based

purely on science and clincal data not Woo woo approach. I have been accused as

many in the past of this method for some reason, but i do want to clarify the

approach is purely validated clincally. After working with an MD and insurance

companies on patients with unusual circumstance the term " medically justafible " .

If it was not for the likes of Dr crisler and Dr mariano who both have make

major contributioin to mens healh I would be where I am today. Since I have

been on the other side as a patient personally dealing with issues ranging from

gut,liver, brain, neurological system, immune system, hormone system I have been

able to have a great understanding of there interactions. As a health counselor

I am current enrolled in a Doctorate program where the emphasis is one

alternative and complementary medicine. I also have several certificaitons

ranging from herbology to being a certified hypnotherapist. I'm always further

my knowledge by attending seminars and modules only DC,MD,DO,ND attend. I am not

here to advertise any way but i always have to defend my credentials with people

on the forums quesitoning me because i am not a medical dr. When dealing with

medical professionals I always let them know up front. Once the conversation

starts there always a look of suprise, intrique and curosity. In person I appear

in my mid to late 20's but i'm 37. I'm also in top physical shape which is not a

commmon theme in medical professionals these days LOL. There is a little bit

about me and direction I am planing to partake.

>

> I have thanked many of you before for your advice on threads, but this time I

want to thank for his help with some of my 'issues' per se. He has

answered a number of questions for me, and also posted a link here to a site for

gut testing that seems far superior to the place I had my testing done at.

Cheaper as well!

>

> I spoke to an assistant of Dr. Armin for about 15 minutes the other day, and

found out that some of the things on my Metametrix test might not be accurate.

They happened to be the very results I had questions about before even calling.

>

> I think hardasnails1973 knows his stuff, especially in the support area, and

trying to balance a person without doing meds/hormones if possible.

>

> While I believe I have found a good doc finally,....I also realize that one

person can only do so much, and might not spend the time to look into 'simpler'

answers. I am surely staying with my current 'functional medicine' doctor

locally, but I am going to get all of my testing lined up to send to

hardasnails1973 and see what he has to say on the overall picture, as well as

the nutritional level.

>

> I had no idea he did personal consulting until I contacted him, but I intend

to take advantage of it as soon as I do my NutrEval test.

> For anyone like me that wants the full picture before starting often life-long

treatment, you might want to contact him.

>

> ,...I hope you don't mind me posting this.

>