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Looking For A Doctor In Chicago


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rock on Apprentice

Hi all...

I was wondering if anybody could suggest a good naturopath in Chicago. My husband has numerous health issues (migraines to psoriatic arthritis) and has been on the gluten free diet for 6 months now. He has seen some progress & has begun to feel better, but still has issues. After much research, I am really beginning to think that his problems are due to something else (leaky gut? bacterial overgrowth?) and we would like to find a doctor who can help him to get his system in balance.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

thanks.

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