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To: LindyBill who wrote (4945)	5/6/2009 8:13:40 PM
From: Lane3	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 39365

I would find a "anti-aging" or "MD-DO" for my primary care. I have identified one I plan to see at some point to see what she has to offer but not necessarily for primary care. The one I found happens to be a bariatric specialist and GP. I also found a group with a bunch of doctors of undetermined specialty. Their approach seems more spa-like than medical. The former might be suitable for primary care, the latter not so much. I went to a DO once. By boutique GP/acupuncturist sent me. Can't recall what for. Guy was too new agey for my comfort level. Weirded me out. You would not have liked him. Right brained twinkie. I finally realized early this year that I did not want to consult a Cardiologist unless I needed a procedure. I don't know how you would know you needed a procedure unless you first saw a cardiologist. Maybe if your primary care physician were an internist. A GP would refer you before things got that far. A DO, dunno.