Comments on: Are You Afraid Your Doctor Will Get Mad At You?

By: Carolyn Dean MD ND

Carolyn Dean MD ND — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 07:38:49 +0000

Hi Joyce,
Mahalo for your post.
Yes, I’m happily living in Maui via Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Toronto, and New York.
You can see lots of pics on my blog and in my new health program being announced in a few days!
Aloha
Carolyn

By: Joyce Naumu

Joyce Naumu — Tue, 14 Jul 2009 17:57:43 +0000

Hi,
I was speed reading (my version) through some comments. I just got through reading your Miracle of Magnesium book & thought I’d look up your website. I have been through all of Dr merry go rounds & have found Dr. D’Adamo thanks to a display in Borders. I would like to say thank you for what you stand for. It gives me hope & strength to keep on going.

I noticed you sign off w/ Aloha. Are you from Hawaii ?

By: Evelyn

Evelyn — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 14:03:59 +0000

I agree and I would like to see Integrative Oncology here in Cape Breton but my Naturopath says that we won’t see it as the conventional doctors will do what they can to stop it.I believe that in Halifax they are now allowing some complementary doctors into the hospital but the patient or his/her private insurance has to pay for it as it’s not covered by our provincial medical services.Last year the government did legislate naturopathy but that’s as far as it got.The B.C. government is now allowing naturopaths to use the hospital labs and to write prescriptions once they have taken a course in drugs.I don’t want drugs but I sure wish my senior’s mediplan which I pay yearly would allow my supplements since I don’t use medications but I doubt if I’ll ever see that.

Did you know Dr. Reinhold Vieth at Mt. Sinai? I take the vitamin D which he uses in his clinical trials.Ddrops.It’s liquid and tasteless. I put the drops on my meal each day. It’s working fine for my RA. It has made me feel a little stronger and steadier on my feet and it, along with my other supplements especially magnesium has eased the pain greatly.God’s medicine has it’s benefits.

By: Carolyn Dean MD ND

Carolyn Dean MD ND — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 06:04:12 +0000

Hi Evelyn,
I look at cancer partly through the lens of Total Biology and German New Medicine. A balance of mental, emotional, and physical treatment is always the best approach. And in physical treatment I recommend natural treatment until the point where a person needs to use drugs.
I went to Dal as Carolyn Dean from 1970-1978. I was a child bride! LOL, and I’m still married, to the same guy, 42+ years later!! Top that!!
Dal Med school was so tough that we HAD to pass third year Medical American Board in second year. Then I did my Clerkship at McMaster in Hamilton and my internship at Mount Sinai in Toronto.
Aloha
Carolyn

By: Evelyn

Evelyn — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 04:44:51 +0000

No, I don’t know any Wheelers .The Deans of Cape Breton are all of Newfie background so your husband must have Newfie in the background also.
I just watched your mini videos on magnesium.
What’s your view on small cell lung cancer patients taking Cisplatin chemo.?I recently found the following website article and wonder how many cancer patients on cisplatin get magnesium. I know my 70 year old brother who died last month didn’t get it . He died in his sleep at home …just stopped breathing like Michael Jackson.They also had him on oxycotin like they say about Michael Jackson.I heard about more than one whose heart stopped suddenly while on oxycotin or oxycodone.I think it’s criminal to allow that drug to be prescribed. I had a reaction from celebrex a few years ago and it nearly paralysed me. Since then I’m strictly on natural substances and they put me back on my feet.I don’t know if my doctor appreciates that. I always send him whatever I find on Dr. Dean to let him know that all doctors should be learned in both conventional and natural health methods and materials.Ihad asked him if he went to Dal with you but I will now have to ask again as you would hav been Carolyn Wheeler instead of Carolyn Dean at that timme.Right?

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By: Carolyn Dean MD ND

Carolyn Dean MD ND — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 03:40:14 +0000

Hi Evelyn,
Ah, but my maiden name is Wheeler, so now you’re going to have to search through all the Wheelers you know!!
Aloha
Carolyn

By: Evelyn

Evelyn — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 03:24:10 +0000

Yes, I knew that you are a Newfie.I watched an interview with you on You Tube. My dad was a Newfie also…from Fogo Distric,t but since there are Deans here in C.B., I thought you might be one of them.There is a Dr. Dean ,a dentist. I taught his daughter in Grade One….smart girl with a Grade Seven reading vocabulary in Grade One.I also have a lovely old radio/record player which I bought from a Dean Family in Sydney Rivermany years ago and it’s in my summer bungalow at Mira ..just a couple of bungalows away from a bungalow that was once owned by a Dean Family.. It still works.
I’ve bought a couple of your “Miracle of Magnesium” books…one for me and one for my doctor,Dr.J.Archibald.He’s a Dal Med Graduate also and quite possibly attended Dal at the same time as you.

By: Carolyn Dean MD ND

Carolyn Dean MD ND — Sun, 21 Jun 2009 19:39:39 +0000

Hello Evelyn,
Thanks for the invite! I’m a Newfie, actually, but I grew up in Nova Scotia and did medicine at Dalhousie in Halifax. It was THE toughest med school in North American. In our second year we had to pass third year American Boards to enter into our third year!
I’m living in Maui now, and a fair distance from Nova Scotia! But I will be offering an online year-long health program in the next few weeks that should fit the bill. I’ll also be offering teleseminars that go with the program. So, stay tuned!
Aloha
Carolyn

By: Evelyn

Evelyn — Sun, 21 Jun 2009 04:15:59 +0000

Dr. Carolyn. I know you studied meds at Dal.Are you a Cape Bretoner?
If so. I’d love to see you come here and do a few lectures. Our doctors would be enlightened.
Evelyn

By: Judy Nagel N.D.

Judy Nagel N.D. — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 21:50:24 +0000

I will be 70 yrs. old in Sept. I am taken for about 45- 50 yrs. I have not been to a M.D. for illness in about 35 years. I did however break both feet in 08′ and had to have surgery. You are so right, they put me through a battery of tests an The doctors was very surprised that I healed so quickly and was not on any prescription drugs. He was not interested in what caused the rapid recovery. The answer was ” keep on doing what you are doing”. Or please don’t make me learn anything that might cause me to lose some money!