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Naturopath

The Naturopathetic Medical Research Clinic

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  • Christian D

    Date: 27/02/2023

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    His service is structured in a way that you have to be billed 8 hours (thousands of dollars) before you receive a “customized and original” (his words) protocol.
    The protocol, you ask? An AIP elimination diet (not very original) that he admittedly follows, his wife follows and all his patients follow (not very customized).
    He reads notes and your intake forms as he’s meeting with you. So he’s simultaneously reading your information while trying to give the impression he’s explaining to you his assessment. Maybe many doctors/naturopaths do this, but in his case, you can tell he’s doing it. I suspect he vastly overestimates his ability to operate by the seat of his pants.
    He is mistake prone and fuzzy on details. You then flag this, he asks for clarification but rushes you through the explanation all but ensuring he misunderstands your clarification. And after he sends you for testing, he skips the results.
    And when it comes to answering your questions, he responds as if he’s in a deposition. Totally self-concerned only about liability, not interested in your health.
    OK, so I’m just some sore customer, right? Except I’ve gone on to get treatment from an MD (U of Toronto prof) certified in functional medicine who is an **** Committee Member. I made no personal comments about him or my experience with him (I wasn’t going to waste time carping about this guy). *** **** *** ********* ******* *** **** **** * ****** *** *** *********** **** ** * **** ****** ******** ************* ** *** *** * **** ******** **** ***** ** **** ***** ***** **** *** ***** ** ************* ** *** ************ ********* *** ******* *** **** *** ********** ** *** **** **** ** ***** ** * ********* *** ****** ******* ********* **** ** ****** ********** ******

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