[quote]jehovasfitness wrote:
[quote]Professor X wrote:
[quote]jehovasfitness wrote:
[quote]Derek542 wrote:
[quote]jehovasfitness wrote:
[quote]Derek542 wrote:
Now where did you get this information? “I mean WTF, and even worse even when docs do prescribe them vast majority of the time, there’s no mention of the need to supplement with CoQ10, absurd.” HOW do you know that this is not being suggested? How do you know that maybe people are NOT buying it cause they cant afford to buy it. You again make assumptions to try to prove a point.[/quote]
Family members, and also my job 
I deal a lot with those that are over the age 55
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Your job as a trainer?
Again what degree do you have?
Do you have to carry malpractice insurance?
So your whole defense is the small % of people you see in your area as your data pool? [/quote]
I actually do training PT now, work full-time at a senior center, so yeah, I deal with them daily thanks
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I do believe he is asking what degree you carry that gives you insight into the medical profession beyond what the average patient would see.[/quote]
What does that have to do with this topic? It should be clear by now that doctors and those in the medical profession are not gods. It’s very easy today to read up on this stuff oneself. That’s like em saying you’re no registered dietician what do you know about eating.
Come on guys, this shit ain’t rocket science to figure some of this out, or at least read up on the matter from doctors, if that makes things better.[/quote]
No one is saying Dr’s are Gods or should not be held accountable that is why we have the litigation that we have today.
Again do you understand how the medical model works or how medicine works. Dr’s across America just dont jump on every study and change their practice every time one comes out. We are taking care of peoples lives not doing their fucking laundry. When you have accountability you tend to make wiser choices.