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I just wanted to say that since treating chronic Lyme is not an acceptable mainstream practice, LLMDs would be more likely to be the ones utilizing atypical modalities because most of those are not generally accepted, either. Both can get a physician in trouble. I believe (in general) that LLMDs are open-minded, since they will do what is necessary to diagnose and treat a patient – including a Lyme patient with a multitude of symptoms. This quality also belongs to a doctor who will use many tools to assist with patient treatment. So, whether or not we think that procedures like applied kinesiology or meridian stress assessment are valid or quackery, I think that we are thankful that there are physicians who look outside the box. |
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