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Doctor In Ma?


Not so Fat Flippo

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Not so Fat Flippo Newbie

Hi New to the forum, havent had real luck with finding doctors to take my symptoms seriously. I have had blood tests done, and upper endoscopy both "negative" but when i go on a strict gluten free diet, and dairy free diet, i am sooooo much better off. So I was wondering if anyone knew of a doctor that was good in western Ma tat they could recommend. any help would be fantastic. Can't afford to lose any more weight without some kind of doctor assistance. Thanks


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It's a hike, but he's pretty open and crazy thorough.

North Cambridge, Marino Center for Integrative Medicine, Robert Weissberg

kayo Explorer

How far west are you?

I go to the celiac center at Beth Israel. They have an office in Lexington that is easier to get to than trekking into Boston (and free parking :-) ).

When I was doing research I found this place and was considering going but then I found the celiac center at BI.

The UltraWellness Center, Lenox MA. Open Original Shared Link

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