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Preventative Medical Center Of San Rafael Ca.

tammy

By tammy
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tammy Community Regular
tammy
Posted

Hi,

I saw the website www.elsonhass.com and I am very interested in obtaining a phone consultation with one of their doctors IF this is a legitimate facility. Does anyone have any information or experience with the medical staff???

Their address is:

The Preventive Medical Center of Marin

25 Mitchell Blvd. Suite 8

San Rafael, CA. 95903

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HI Tammy, I tried to take a look at the web address and it's didn't work ;)

gf4life Enthusiast
gf4life
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I'm looking at the site right now. It is really hard to tell from a website. It took me a year of checking out Dr. Fine before I trusted Enterolab to do my celiac disease tests! I guess I am a skeptic, but anyone can make a nice website and make up information. Unless the information can be verified or supported by others in the medical field you already know and can trust, then it is hard to say.

God bless,

Mariann

dkmb Newbie
dkmb
Posted

I do not know anything from personal experience about this doctor. If it were me, I would procede with caution, just from the little I have seen on the internet. Here is a site that talks about his detox diet Open Original Shared Link

Perhaps you could check with the medical society in Marin. He has been in practice there since the 80's, so he must be doing something right that keeps the patients coming.

DK

tammy Community Regular
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Sorry, it is: www.elsonhaas.com

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