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1. Joe Mather says

   April 2, 2019 at 2:26 PM

   Not enough questions? Challenge accepted! 🙂

   1. Have you brought on another practitioner in your practice? Do you have any tips on on-boarding another provider or mid-level?

   2. If you were to bring someone else in, would you :
   A) train them in your methodology and have them “color within the lines” or
   B) make sure they are a philosophical fit for your practice, and give them some leeway to treat patients as they saw fit?

   3. I provide handouts for paleo diets and low fodmap diets which is helpful to patients, but I get asked for recipes and cookbooks to make this easier for patients. Do you have a “go to” paleo and low FODMAP cookbook for approachable recipes?

   4. Regarding E. Histolytica – do you have any experience regarding the need for a secondary agent targeting intraluminal cysts (paromomycin ,diiodohydroxyquin)? Necessary or overkill?

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   • Dr. Ruscio says

     April 4, 2019 at 1:09 PM

     Haha, whoops maybe I shouldn’t have said that 🙂
     1. Yes, will call for applications when ready. No tips yet, will have post.
     2. A
     3. https://drruscio.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/Cookbooks.pdf
     4. standard Habx + S. Boulardii + Artemisinin

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     • Joe Mather says

       April 5, 2019 at 11:33 AM

       Thanks!

       1. I’d be interesting in hearing you expand on this as you go through the process.

       2. I thought you would say that!

       3. That handout is wonderfully helpful!

       4. It’s regarding a 5 year old boy with FTT and who hasn’t been able to tolerate Habx so I’ve switched to pharmaceuticals. I will absolutely add in SB – great.

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2. Andrea Luchi says

   April 3, 2019 at 12:05 AM

   You wrote in the past about a subscription for those interested in the detailed protocols you use in your practice….any news?

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   • Dr. Ruscio says

     April 4, 2019 at 1:09 PM

     Nothing as of yet, sorry.

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