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Topic: Anyone seeing Dr B in Georgia (www.netphysician.com)?

justag
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 11145

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I was looking at my old PMs and realized I haven't reached out to this local Dr. B in Georgia

www.NetPhysician.com

Can anyone share experience, or PM me?

This board has the most traffic, sorry if it doesn't fit here...

Thanks a lot!

Posts: 196 | From atlanta/norcross, georgia | Registered: Feb 2007 | IP: Logged |

Keebler
Honored Contributor (25K+ posts)
Member # 12673

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Don't worry about something fitting - or not fitting - here. This is supposed to be a place where we can consider many aspects of healing.

And, that said, I'm not sure this doctor would be effective against lyme.

He does seem to get the severity, however, I don't see specific measures to address the uniqueness of borrelia infections.

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At this page you can click on some of the modalities above for more information but one I wondered about, Bio-Energetic Cell therapy, had no link.

That could be many things.

I don't question the doctor's sincerely or his ability in his methods. I do question whether this would be enough for all the stages/forms of lyme + co.

I would not bet my life on this as anything other than being supportive. Yet, it looks to be very comprehensive. There is attention to detox of heavy metals, too.

If I lived close to this clinic, it would be interesting to learn more and talk to some of those who have been treated there - and talk to them a year after treatment.

The local support group may be of help in regard to finding those who have been there.

Their newsletters:

www.netphysician.com/newsletters.htm

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Posts: 48021 | From Tree House | Registered: Jul 2007 | IP: Logged |

Lymetoo
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Member # 743

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I don't see a name anywhere????

You can also check him out at www.ratemds.com

I don't know of a Dr B in GA, except for one at the FFC.

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Keebler
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You might be interested in this as a possible treatment - it's not quite available now - unless you can get to Germany - but it's of interest.

Maybe this doctor, this clinic in Georgia, would be interested in expanding their treatment and bringing this in.

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METALLlC BLUE
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PM me if you have any information on an LLMD in GA.

I have quite a few more doctors on the GA list than I did before.

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Milinea
Junior Member
Member # 16561

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Hi, I'm new here, I just got diagnosed less than 2 months ago. I see a LLMD, Dr. B in Georgia, In fact I'm going to see her today [Smile]

If you have any questions feel free to PM or email me, [email protected]

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