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Re: Hi Diane! About Dr. Deshepper
From: anonymous@obgyn.net
Sun Feb 3 22:01:54 2002
I saw the reference to Dr. Luc Deshepper in the message which follows.
He is the only doctor who helped a friend of mine and she wants to find
him. Can you give me a number or address, please? Thank you, Royan
Herman
At Thu, 29 Jul 1999, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote:
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>Diane,
>How are you? Were you at the meeting in May for the EA in San Diego?
>That was the meeting that I went to.
>
>I'm glad you wrote about Dr. Luc, someone gave hime my phone number and he
>called to schedule a lecture with our group here in Los Angeles. I'm always
>open to allowing lectures about different modes of treatment and that is why
>I'm allowing him to speak.
>
>My own personal opinion is that I don't believe that anything can "cure" endo
>at this moment, (that is the current belief even among the majority of endo
>specialists) and the natural remedies are actually great for a continual
>promotion of health. There are very potent natural remedies out there that
>do have resulting benefits and knowledge about this is empowering. If
>someone can learn to incorporate herbs into their diet, that is great.
>
>With all our modern conveniences, especially agri-business, our nutrition has
>gone down the drain and it's important to supplement our diets. Homeopathic
>medicine atleast teaches us how to prevent and not always cure, through great
>nutritional tips.
>
>We have to remember that everyone is different. What may work for one
>person, be it homeopathic or traditional, may not work for another person. A
>woman with endo might have gotten great results with a homeopathic remedy and
>we can't knock it. I personally received great results with excision
>surgery, which is a medical technique developed through traditional beliefs.
>My symptoms are almost completely gone and I didn't use homeopathic remedies
>myself, but I believe I am going to pursue herbs as a method to maintain my
>new found health.
>
>As dioxin exposure and estrogen dominance continues on the top of the list
>for endo causes, it is highly likely that using natural antioxidants and
>natural progesterone will be a benefit to my health.
>
>I'll never know until I try. I wouldn't want to miss the opportunity. I
>wouldn't want anyone else to miss the opportunity.
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