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PEOPLE MEDICINE:
A Frugal Physician Prescribes
Common Sense and Enthusiasm

Save Money, Learn about Real Health, Understand the Medical System

A Frugal Physician challenges many aspects of modern medical practice while presenting ways to improve medicine and help physicians and patients better deal with the system. Composed in brief pointed chapters, it includes many anecdotes and stories making for easy reading. 

Norman Schuchard is reading it right now.
He is on page 75.
Anybody can read and get something out of it.
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Table of Contents

Chapters from coming book
 
Common Sense and Enthusiasm
Germs and Disease
Cut  to Cure
Good Medicine, Bad Medicine
Teaching and Learning
Lip Service

"I agree with 99 percent
of what you wrote,"

Says Past Chairman,
Montana Board of M
edical Examiners.

We have to check on the other 1 percent.



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Baby Doctor
Our Previous Book
A Short Novel Worth Your Reading


Frugal Physicians
Physicians Who Buck the Trend
and Act as Real Healers


Prudent Patients
Patients Who Find Unique Ways to
Deal with Illness and the Medical System


Favorite Physicians
Physicians Who Have Changed the World


The Whole Works
Deeper Ways to Look at the Human Experience


Home Remedies
Ways to Better Take Care of Yourself
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David Miller
Dave Miller

PRAYER AND HEALING
The Rest of the Story

Dave Miller grew up not knowing anything different than praying when you were sick or injured. “That’s what my parents taught me when I was a child. That’s what I knew and understood. I didn’t know about doctors and hospitals.”

Dave saw many injuries tended and fixed at home. “Mother bandaged my injured and sometimes broken bones and they got better in a few days.”

Still, Dave’s thinking changed over the years and pointed him to regular medical help on numerous occasions. But, not always.

About ten years ago, Dave was just recovering from a nasty injury to his left wrist. It had been mangled by an accident with a hundred-ton press. Dr. Tom Johnson operated and put it back together.

Miller had only been out of his cast a few days when he decided to rest his weary bones in the hot tub at home on the Saturday night before Easter. But, it turned out to be less than a restful evening because he slipped and fell on the tiles surrounding the hot tub. Dave immediately knew he had broken his right wrist.

It wasn’t a compound fracture. No bones were sticking through the skin, but one was pushed up a good portion of an inch.

“I whined for a while until my daughter appeared and tested me. I wasn’t practicing what I had taught her. Alyssa said, “Have you prayed about it, Dad.’”
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Thoughts from A Frugal Physician

"Physicians are taught to save lives, not money."

This quote is only partly true.
Modern medicine is all about bodies and diseases,
fixing and mending, repairing and curing.

Unfortunately, health and healing, common sense and simplicity
have become further and further removed form medical practice.

There is NO course in medical school on health or healing.
Neither on diet and nutrition, nor faith and beliefs,
nor business and costs and laws.

Medicine is now less a service than a business. A Big Business.
Physicians often are more focused on the financial bottom line
than on serving, helping and aiding their fellows.

This can, must and will change.
You can be part of that change.
You are invited to give and take regarding a wide range of medical issues
which will be presented here before, during and after the release of
PEOPLE MEDICINE.

Help out by sharing comments and stories about
medicine and healing as they are
and as they can be.


Dr. Bob
aka Robert McNary, MD


Contact theportableschool at gmail dot com.






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