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I've been using the
same doctor for years.
(I'll refer to him
as "Doctor Original".)
He knows and respects
the fact I stay tuned
in to a lot of medical
research... and...
for the most part,
he almost automatically
writes me any prescription
I request.

Well, Dr. Original
has become very successful
and over the years
has built up his practice
to, what I believe
now is, 14 different
offices. As you can
imagine, it's nearly
impossible to get
an appointment with
him. Because even
I couldn't
get an appointment
with him, Doctor Original
suggested I see an
associate doctor who
works with him.

During my first visit
with this new doctor
("Doctor Replacement"),
he refused to write
me a prescription
for something I wanted.
He explained, "I'm
sorry. It's just I'm
very conservative."

"No," I replied,
"that's not true.
In this case, it's
just you are ignorant
of the facts."

Dr. Replacement discussed
the situation with
Dr. Original who then
immediately wrote
me the prescription
I wanted. I told Dr.
Replacement where
he could do research
on this particular
item.

On
my next visit to Dr.
Replacement, when
I asked for a renewal
of that same prescription,
he wrote it for me
with no hesitation
at all. "Aha,"
I said, "are you
less 'conservative'
than you were on my
last visit?"

"No," Dr. Replacement
responded, "I just
did the research you
asked me to do."

That man is a good
doctor. He doesn't
have a closed mind.
Many doctors do. If
you want to
optimize your health,
you must seek
out a doctor with
an open mind. Not
a reckless
doctor; just one who
will treat you as
a peer and check out
any situations/research/options
you might have. Here
is an extremely important
core truth: