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I am impressed:
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Has she done any clinical studies? Published in respected medical journals?
Or just opiniated.
Yes, there are lots of doctors out there on the woo side.

Radio shows? Reminds me of Dr Phil, Dr Oz.

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MONOLAURIN: Overview, Uses, Side Effects, Precautions, Interactions, Dosing and Reviews

Dr Sherry did some clinical work and wrote several papers:

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC1474484/pdf/envhper00435-0183.pdf

July 1998 Issue | Sherry A. Rogers, M.D., P.C. - Dr. Jeffrey Bland

DOWNLOAD AUDIO | Welcome to Functional Medicine Update™ for July, 1998. We have been discussing the cost/benefit (to the patient and to the economic system) of healthcare delivery from a functional medicine perspective. We define functional medicine as the field of health care that focuses on...

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Medical Update, by Sherry Rogers

 

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I am impressed:
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Has she done any clinical studies? Published in respected medical journals?
Or just opiniated.
Yes, there are lots of doctors out there on the woo side.

Radio shows? Reminds me of Dr Phil, Dr Oz.

pps.

MONOLAURIN: Overview, Uses, Side Effects, Precautions, Interactions, Dosing and Reviews

I would like to add that by reading some of Dr Sherry A. Rogers' books, I found that the last frank atrial fibrillation episode which I had about 3 years ago, was caused by a low potassium count. As a matter of fact, she clearly specified what she suggested that I take to cure that problem, and by following her recommendations, I am convinced that the situation is now on complete control.
My cardiologist preferred prescribing medicine instead of recommending a natural approach to resolve the problem. Of course, as he is controlled by Big Pharma, he cannot prescribe natural supplements because they cannot be patented for pharmaceutical production! I recently stopped taking the beta blocker I was prescribed as I was getting vein insufficiency as a side effect and an occasional too low blood pressure. Today, I am not taking any medication and I feel better.

 

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Dr Sherry did some clinical work and wrote several papers:

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC1474484/pdf/envhper00435-0183.pdf

July 1998 Issue | Sherry A. Rogers, M.D., P.C. - Dr. Jeffrey Bland

DOWNLOAD AUDIO | Welcome to Functional Medicine Update™ for July, 1998. We have been discussing the cost/benefit (to the patient and to the economic system) of healthcare delivery from a functional medicine perspective. We define functional medicine as the field of health care that focuses on...

jeffreybland.com

Medical Update, by Sherry Rogers

At least that is in her field, environmental. Yet she seems to get involved outside her field. Why should anyone take her seriously? Writing books outside her field with no real journal papers in any of those other fields to support her opinion?

 

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At least that is in her field, environmental. Yet she seems to get involved outside her field. Why should anyone take her seriously? Writing books outside her field with no real journal papers in any of those other fields to support her opinion?

No. All the info she wrote in her books is well documented with the sources at the end of each chapter. She isn't a quack.

 

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No. All the info she wrote in her books is well documented with the sources at the end of each chapter. She isn't a quack.

Well, when she goes after statins and other well known conditions, blood pressure, detoxing, what is one to think, that she is the only one to know?

ps. and a renowned Neuropathy

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a grounding mat that a member here had a discussion about grounding a body

right, not a quack, just renowned.

 

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Well, when she goes after statins and other well known conditions, blood pressure, detoxing, what is one to think, that she is the only one to know?

ps. and a renowned Neuropathy

Health Insight Journal
a grounding mat that a member here had a discussion about grounding a body

right, not a quack, just renowned.

She's not the only one to know about the statin scam. You don't know why she does not recommend statins? In her book entitled "Is your Cardiologist Killing You?", she states that cholesterol is not the vilain, merely the messenger.She adds that statins are the most dangerous drugs ever made. You don't poison the liver's ability to make cholesterol and get away with it, at least not alive. To make it short, you must have cholesterol to make your hormones, like testosterone for libido, thyroid for energy and weight control, and adrenal stress hormone.Cholesterol is needed not only by all your glands, but all your glands are needed to keep you from a heart attack. Without continual repair and replenishment, you get disease and die. She mentions that statins decrease coenzyme Q10 which can cause congestive heart failure. Statins lower your zinc and deplete vitamin E. Her info is well documented with sources in the book.

Moreover, the main situation is that those expensive statins bring money to the Big Pharma industry around the globe. In the 1980's, the cardiologist associations decreased the upper limit of normal total cholesterol from 240 to below 200, what for? To sell more statins and make more money! Those statins involve profits in the billions of dollars annually. Most cardiologists are also on payroll of those pharmaceutical firms. Those facts have been reported in several books and by several doctors including one in Montreal of whom I have a book relating to them. Money rules!

Of course, there are other measures to improve the lipid profile, including reducing refined carbohydrate and sugar consumption for starters. Niacin, vitamin B3, is one of the effective products for instance.