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Topic: How do I find a good ART practitioner?????

prismvision
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Member # 9648

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Anyone know???

And a rife practitioner as well while we are at it...

thanks a lot
Heidi

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efsd25
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Move to Seattle! HA:) You'll love it here!!

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GiGi
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You may want to go to www.klinghardt.org. You will find the contact of the The International Academy of Biological Dentistry
and Medicine there.

[URL=http://www.neuraltherapy.com], The Institute of Neurobiology -- also call them and ask them if they have updated their referral list to include the ART practitioners. I was told that they are in the process of doing this. There are quite a few in this area.

It is sad, but for obvious reasons you will not find ART practitioners/medical doctors advertising. Anyone that is good in ART does not need to advertise. Just read some of the commentary I have received here on this board over the years -- and you will understand.

Look up NIHAD and ask them if they can refer you to someone nearby. NIH is in Washington DC. Several people I know via this board are seeing Dr. G. at NIH.

With Rife or KMT you are your own practitioner. You study it, inform yourself, and treat yourself.
It is quite simple and the beauty of it is you can do it at home at your own speed.

Take care.

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prismvision
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Member # 9648

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Thank you!!

Actually, my sweetie and I are trying to buy a home in Portland, OR.....our favorite place in the world (so far!). I hope to be a Pacific northwest resident again in the next year or 2!! Wish I was there now so I could easier treat alternatively. I don't fit in here!!

Regards
Heidi

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valymemom
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contact lymeout.....she has the name of a good one in New York City.

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Lymetoo
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up for prism

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--Lymetutu--
Opinions, not medical advice!

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MarsyNY
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Member # 7766

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Looking for good Art practitioner as well
NY area.

Valy, Is that an Art or Rife Practitioner in NYC?

Thanks

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