Ask Doctor Baker
The choices doctors and patients have for thinking about chronic illness are:
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Name it, blame the name, and then tame it with a prescription pad.
The name is defined by the ways you are like others. The disease becomes the target. -
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Tailor the approach to the symptoms that are specific to you.
It’s OK to give it a name but the individual is the target.
This website helps you explore the second path without ignoring the name of the problem. That exploration may allow tailoring changes aimed at unmet special needs to get, avoid, or get rid of something, which, if taken care of will favor Nature’s buoyant impulse toward healing.
Simplicity
AskDoctorBaker.com is a laboratory for words. Instead of taking your blood, urine, stool or brain waves we do a valuable test called listening. We collect your symptoms. They are the messages your body sends about its balance. We return orderly reports to help you and your doctor spot steps that support healing.
Over the past forty years of caring for all sorts of people with problems from autism to eczema I have used this system to help reveal and guide choices. I have come to see this information technology’s capacity to reveal simple, safe solutions to complex problems.
Start with the Symptoms
The symptom checklist will allow you to invest in a profile that will give you and health professionals a time-saving documentation of details that may otherwise go unnoticed.
Your doctor is the only one who can link to your data, and the one who can give you access to this online resource. If you already have an access code from your health provider, you can set up your account and get started. If not, talk with your doctor about getting access to the system.