Help with Info Please

[Bob]

Hi All, The other day I received a promo from Bottomline
about natural Healing and a Dr. Mark Stengler. I remember in
the past that some one, maybe Ted Rosenberg, had a way to
check on the web for credentials and for info on Drs. Can
any one lead me to this website? Thanks. . .

 

[Ted Rosenberg]

sure, all physicians in the US, its territories, or
protecterates are listed with the American Medicl
Association, even if they are not a member - you nrrd to
know what stste

Next, the ABMS lists all board certified specialists and
what exams they have passed lastly, many states list licenws
and some even disciplinary actions.

The term "Natural Healing" is another word for "scamming
fraud" ANYTHING advertised as "natural" is only fraud and
hype - "effective" is what is important, NOT "Natural"

If it WORKS, it is effective if it doe NOT work, you
need another word to get people tobuy it. - a nice one
like "Natural"

Cyanide is "natural" Tobacco is "Natural" Arsnic is
"Natural" Belladonna is "Natural" opium is "Natural"

Bob wrote:
> Hi All, The other day I received a promo from Bottomline
> about natural Healing and a Dr. Mark Stengler. I remember
> in the past that some one, maybe Ted Rosenberg, had a way
> to check on the web for credentials and for info on Drs.
> Can any one lead me to this website? Thanks. . .

 

[Beav]

"Bob" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Hi All, The other day I received a promo from Bottomline
> about natural Healing
and
> a Dr. Mark Stengler. I remember in the past that some one,
> maybe Ted Rosenberg, had a way to check on the web for
> credentials and for info on
Drs.
> Can any one lead me to this website? Thanks. . .

If it's a promo from a "natural healing" site, there's no
need to check the credentials, coz he'll just be another
snake oil floggin spamming get.

Beav