Actually, any kind of doctor would be least likely to have attended the training seminar needed to use the equipment he purchased. Those typically take up a weekend, and from the experience of my friends in the business, and conversations with actual doctors, they are more likely to either send someone to a seminar, or hire someone who can prove she/he has taken one and call it quits. Any instruction the doctor usually has on the machine comes from either the salesman who placed the machine, or the people he has hired to work the machine.
As for your doctor who did LASER for acne and stimulated hair, then wanted to do LHR on the stimulated hair, that is a typical thing. It reminds me of the song “I Know An Old Lady Who Swallowed A Fly”, one thing just leads to another. You see, doctors are often untrained in subjects we assume they are experts. A perfect example is a downward spiral that goes like this:
The doctor prescribes antibiotics (these days they prescribe those for almost anything). The doctor is unaware that the law once REQUIRED that anytime antibiotics were prescribed, they could not be dispensed without PROBIOTICS to keep the balance in the digestive system. The doctor never tells the patient to get probiotics (probably never was taught to do so) and the pharmacist doesn’t either (ditto) and while what ever the person was taking the antibiotics for may clear up (or was something antibiotics does nothing for in the first place, but that is another story) the person’s stomach and intestinal flora is decimated, and natural function has been ruined. This leads to yeast and fungal infections, (and the opportunity to treat new problems) and limits, or impairs the body’s ability to both make, and utilize the B vitamins. When your body is not making, or absorbing enough B vitamins, one develops any number of problems including depression (an opportunity to prescribe Prozac) fertility & vision problems (folate/follic acid are B vitamins) and the list goes on.
Now I am not saying the doctor is purposefully setting people up for failure, that just so happens to guarantee him future business, however, his schooling (which has been directed by those who stand to make the most profit from this type of widespread behavior) has left him knowing no better.
Ask yourself this one question, when did your doctor ever tell you that you had to take a probiotic in addition to the antibiotic he or she prescribed to you? I will even count telling you to eat lots of yogurt and cottage cheese while on the medication for this question. I assure you that what number of you who can say their doctors did give this advice, learned this information reading independently of the curriculum at their schools.
If you want this level of incompetence to become law, just let the medical monopoly become a totally closed system in your country. When there is no one left to tell you about probiotics, and no one left who can sell you probiotics, and it is illegal for you to make your own probiotics, then complications from easily treated illness will be the rule, not the exception.
In America, it is conventional to refer to medical doctors simply as “doctors”. You knew what I meant.
