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Pittsburg, Kansas | Will do.
That is not a popular line of thinking within most of the medical community. It is out of most of their line of training. I feel like they tend to look at it as a problem to be fixed after the fact rather than something to prevent or get to the root cause of what caused the problem and fix the cause. But that is just my probably incorrect way of thinking.
Edit: Here is one of several I listened to.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x4SxuY3Vf6Y&pp=ygUQRHIgQW1lbiBkZW1lb...
We are in LHC now at same house.
Edited by John Burns 11/5/2024 08:33
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Mary Newport and her N=1 Alzheimers story
