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Fri, Mar-26-21, 08:47
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Plan: atkins, carnivore 2023
Stats: 225/224/163
BF:
Progress: 2%
Location: Massachusetts
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Originally Posted by eggsnsteak
The docs can seem a little young or goofy sometimes, but they are big advocates of LCing, share a lot of research, and have really interesting guests. Last night I listened to a PhD from Oxford (and starting med school at Harvard) who clinically reversed his own osteoporosis and put his colitis into remission by doing LC. He had numerous broken bones in his earlier 20's when eating frequent carb heavy meals at the advice of his dietician and docs, but he eventually studied this and treated himself with LC. I'm impressed.
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Young doctors tend to be open to new treatment options. Older docs tend to be stuck in a rut.
I will take the young and goofy as they are the on-line techy generation.
Off to read their info....
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