drlowe.com---disclaimer---fibromyalgia, hypothyroidism, thyroid hormone resistance

At this website, drlowe.com, our purpose is solely to provide information for educational purposes. It is our hope that patients and their health care providers find the information useful for increasing the health and happiness of themselves and others.

The beliefs we express on drlowe.com are based on two things: (1) the clinical and research experiences of Dr. John C. Lowe, Jackie Yellin, and other physicians and scientists who've participated in our work, and (2) our study of the relevant published research literature. The beliefs we express aren't meant as directions for the health care management of any individual case. Also, the beliefs we express aren't intended to substitute for individualized or personalized care by a qualified, licensed, and competent health care professional. Care by such a professional is necessary in all cases due to the unique needs of many individuals that can be identified and allowed for only within the context of personal interaction with a health care professional. The information on drlowe.com should be applied in any particular case only after the patient and health care professional determine that the application is safe for the individual patient. Hence, Dr. Lowe, Jackie Yellin, and others involved in the production and publication of drlowe.com don't recommend altering a treatment program devised by a health care professional without individualized guidance by that professional or another. Neither Dr. Lowe, Jackie Yellin, nor any other person who has been involved in the preparation or publication of drlowe.com warrant that the information contained herein is indicated, applicable, effective, or safe in any individual case. Dr. Lowe, Jackie Yellin, and others involved in the production and publication of drlowe.com also disclaim any liability resulting directly or indirectly from the use of the information contained in drlowe.com. In particular, we advise that before it is concluded that a patient has fibromyalgia, hypothyroidism, thyroid hormone resistance and/or that metabolic rehabilitation is the appropriate treatment in the individual case, a qualified, licensed, and competent health care professional should, by deductive differential diagnosis, rule out other conditions that would require other forms of treatment or that would contraindicate metabolic rehabilitation. We also advise that when appropriate in the individual case, a qualified, licensed, competent health care professional should at proper intervals reevaluate the patient for such possible conditions.