[Christian Engineer Mass]

Agree with most comments so far.

A “general practitioner” is an oxymoron. Some good research on the Internet can teach you more about a specific condition than a “general practitioner” knows about it.

[mad_as_he$$]

I had a GP that wanted to put me on a drug. I noticed that the last and most frequent drug sales person in his office was from the company that made the drug. There was a log at the front desk - I read upside down very well thanks.

I did some Internet research and found that it was exactly the WRONG drug for my specific circumstances due to other thins the GP was treating me for. I went back to him with three very large independent studies and said I was not taking the drug. He read the studies and called me to apologize. Bottom line he had been bought with a few lunches ad a very pretty drug salesperson.