I know!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

some do, most don't want to make waves. it's a big problem.

I have had pretty good success with specialists here and there over the years though. chelation last year... and years ago, if it weren't for a truly expert doctor... I would have lost a finger. i crushed a finger yeah, right down to the middle almost of the bone at the top knuckle of that finger. amazing how they fixed it... reconstructed bone and even nerve endings. they used tissue from my thumb. yessir here on my left hand sits the very first successful microsurgery on a hand in the entire world... the year was 1979 or 1980. really. It was real sensitive for two years but after that, just like my real finger was before I hurt it. fingernail and everything. if i had crushed that finger just a couple years prior they would have cut it back down to the next knuckle to save the rest of the finger... but there just happened to be a great doctor in town. that was in NYC.

The midwife that delivered my daughter was excellent too. that was in florida.

But I had a different doctor give me a nasty bacterial infection once too.

My experience with dentists hasn't been as good over the years.

There is such a huge cover up with things like mercury it's almost a situation of collusion even with the doctors, they don't want to point fingers at other professionals, including dentists. big problem there. But experienced doctors generally will not deny that heavy metals are a problem, even if they dont know how to treat it. a lot of dentists act as if mercury is an edible food stuff. You really have to wonder.

A good number of medical professionals are turning up with autisic kids these days. So i guess we'll see where that leads. It has started hitting them at home finally.

as if numerous suicides by dentists weren't enough.

when I was a kid, my mom was a nurse. some friend of hers suggested I become an xray technician or something like that. She said like this.. well the health risks need to be considered, after age 40 or so your health might decline from this type of work, you will probably die by age 50 but you'll make really good money. So I guess that's the mentality among medical professionals, since they are at risk and they have accepted that, it's no big deal that your health is affected along the way as a patient. the problem i have with that mentality as a patient is... the big bucks aren't landing in my pocket along the way so i really have difficulty sharing the ideology. As a patient you get sicker and sicker and have to pay for the experience too.