This married pair of MDs are clever with their words:<\/p>\n
Doctors Robert Rowen and Terri Su create personalized treatment plans that strive to address both the symptoms and the underlying causes of disease.<\/p>\n
The most common being energy-blocking \u201cinterference fields\u201d, toxins in the body, a compromised metabolism, stress, unbalanced emotions, and poor nutrition. Removing these hindrances often helps your body to heal. . . .<\/p>\n
The Robert Rowen, MD and Terri Su, MD Clinic is a patient-centered holistic medicine clinic in Santa Rosa, in the North Bay area, that focuses on treating you, not just your \u201cdisease.\u201d [Quackwatch<\/strong><\/a>]<\/em><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Not so smart as the IRS<\/strong><\/em>, who detected that Rowen was trying to hide income from the IRS<\/strong><\/em>.<\/p>\n
But the red flag is that last sentence up there. Treatment is always to relieve a patient of a disease, if only the symptoms in cases of diseases for which no cure is available but time, or to cure the disease outright. If you’ve got a doc who treats diseases, you should ask them what they’re trying to cure the disease of.<\/p>\n
Nonsensical sentences that sound good are a clear signal that you’re dealing with a grifter. Or a sloppy writer, like me.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
This married pair of MDs are clever with their words: Doctors Robert Rowen and Terri Su create personalized treatment plans that strive to address both the symptoms and the underlying causes of disease. The most common being energy-blocking \u201cinterference fields\u201d, toxins in the body, a compromised metabolism, stress, unbalanced emotions, \u2026 Continue reading