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Ask Dr. Kaiser Question: I have seen and read about a lot of vitamins, minerals and supplements that claim to do great things but I took notice of yourswhen you claimed that ADAP would pay for it. I do not qualify for ADAP but I thought it was an endorsement of note. I started to take them and am only one month into it so I can not make any claims yet but I did ask my doctor and he said that some of the ingredients could be bad for me. I then asked if anything was going to kill me and he said no so I will continue. I am not alone with this. My friends have asked their doctors and the response was the same. My point is, How can you sell our doctors on the positive affects of micro nutrients for treating HIV? I have never not followed my doctor's advice so I am sticking my neck out here. Help me please. Dr. Kaiser replies: You bring up an important point. Most doctors have received very little
nutritional instruction in medical school and beyond. In fact, most of
what they have been taught about nutritional supplementation is that it
can often do more harm than good. The pharmaceutical companies haven¹t
helped this situation much in that they would like doctors to focus only
on prescribing pharmaceutical medications. Well, there you go. Now you know my plan. Wish me luck and don't Best regards, Disclaimer: None of the information listed above is meant to provide Check out our Message Board! |
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