Find Alternative M.d.s: With Alternatives to Drugs and Surgery - Tapa blanda

Why another publication on Alternative Medicine? This directory is your "inside track" to state-of-the-art alternative medical doctors, their medical associations, other resources, that are difficult to locate. For starters, the diagnosticskills of a Florida diagnostic center which can accurately determine 10-12 years in advance of the tumor, but not leave you hanging in fear as they will work with you and your doctor to restore your health.This directory provides instant access to websites of key doctors, mostly in the United States, and other carefully selected web sites - an exponentialbase of information. Of course it was impossible to feature all of the talented medical resources and our apology to countless others whom you may locate from sources we list.This resource will expedite your search for what truly may be your medical options. However, bear in mind that it is not medical advice from either author. Enjoy your exploration!

Richard H. Leigh, M.D., ACOG, ACAM, AAEM (ret), received his medical degree from the University of Illinois in 1948, interning at St. Luke's in Duluth, with residencies in obstetrics at St. Luke's, Fargo and University of Minnesota. After medical service during the Korean Conflict, Dr. Leigh practiced Obstetrics and Gynecology in Grand Forks, North Dakota, until 1988. Guided by state of the art biochemical functional laboratory tests, Dr. Leigh then employed a comprehensive, antioxidant approach for mostly allergy and Chelation therapy patients until his retirement in 2006. Arle Hagberg resides in Bemidji, Minnesota, and has researched medical doctors who use alternatives to drugs and surgery for 30 years. She assisted as a copy editor for James P. Carter, M.D., Dr. P.H., on his manuscript for Racketeering in Medicine, Hampton Roads Publishers, 1993. Ms. Hagberg has education degrees in English, Social Studies, Sociology, and Learning Disabilities, and has a fascination for learning and teaching practical information from the consumer's viewpoint. The enclosed sources profess that medical costs could be reduced 50% by the full availability of the protocols in this source book.