Fwd: PCOM newspaper article

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> " Frank Robbins " <integratedmedicine

> Tue May 13, 2003 01:54:52 PM US/Pacific

> <

> PCOM newspaper article

>

> Mr. T. Luger,

>  

> I appreciate the article you written in spring issue,2003 titled " TCM and

> Phytotherapy " .  You have made several important points in this article

> that I have often emphaze to my patients and students. I have a doctorate

> in pharmacology with 18 years of clinical pharmacotherapy experience and

> is also a L.Ac. professional as well as a professor. So I trudy

> understand your concerns. Many times, I have to educate allopathic

> clinicians that the L.Ac. title is misleading.  We we are not just

> trained in acupuncture, but have extensive training in herbal medicine in

> order to obtain a degree and have herbal internship training as well. 

> Much more than the physicians, nurses, or pharmacists, etc. which do not

> require to be tested on herbal medicine.  L.Ac. professionals need to

> communicate with conventional allopathic clinicans. There are other

> issues you have pointed out in your article, but are too lengthy for me

> to comment on at this time.   But I thank you for writing the article.

> Please remind your college receptionist to sent me a few catalogs, I will

> round up some students for your college.  We are presently looking for a

> LAc. or soon to be LAc. professional to join our medical practice, please

> give him/her our phone number. Thanks again.

>  

> Dr. Kwong, MSTCM, L.Ac., RPh., Pharm.D.

> Center for Integrated Medicine

> 725 W. Main

> Visalia, Ca 93291

> 559-625-4246 

>

 

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