Hello:

 

You might want to consider homeopathy.  Read the
book Impossible Cure by Amy Lansky <your local
library should have it>. She gives a nice overview
of homeopathy; what it's like to be a patient of
one, etc.  pay close attention to what she says
about the different ways it's practiced
<especially the wrong ways> and then find a good
classical homeopath.  Supported by your good
Paleolithic way of eating should bring you back to
good health.  Need I say the medical industry has
NO answers for you.  

 

My best to you,

Anna 

 

Here's an excerpt from her book:

 

 

"Being a homeopathic patient is invariably a
journey of growth.  It is a transformation, not a
Band-Aid; a fulfillment of potential and a return
to proper function, not a cut-and-paste operation.
It may take effort, but cure (rather than unending
palliation or suppression) is worth that effort.
It takes awareness of one's symptoms and a
willingness to divulge all aspects of oneself to a
homeopath. It takes a 'stick with it' attitude."  

 

And:

 

"There may be periods of aggravations to deal with
and modifications of dose and remedy to be tried.
It takes patience, perseverance, and enough
education about homeopathy to cooperate
effectively with the treating homeopath and to
cope with the bumps along the way."  

 

And:

 

"If someone comes to a homeopath because they are
suffering from a chronic illness, they must give
the homeopath time - at least 6 months - to find a
good remedy and dosing regimen.  Indeed, if an
allopathic doctor has said that a condition is
incurable, why are people surprised or discouraged
when they are not cured quickly and easily by a
homeopath?  So often people turn to alternatives
like homeopathy when all hope is lost, and they
expect a miraculous cure to happen overnight.  But
cure usually takes time."

 

 

 

**** from:  THE IMPOSSIBLE CURE by Amy L. Lansky,
PhD  The author's son was diagnosed with autism
and was CURED with homeopathy.

 

And this website has lots of good info too:  

 

 <http://www.simillimum.com/>
http://www.simillimum.com/ 

 

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Kristina K. Carlton
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Subject: Re: soy

 

I totally agree and estrogen dominance is the
reason I stopped heating

things up in the microwave and started making my
own body lotion and eye

cream. It is also the reason the doc put me on
progesterone to begin with.

My estrogen levels were higher than normal as well
on that saliva test.

 

 

 

 

Dr. S. Anna Crandall

Chiropractor since 1976

Hyannis Chiropractic

1047 Falmouth Road

Hyannis MA 02601

508-771-0430

 

http://home.capecod.net/~drcrandall