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One might expect the backlash
One might expect this kind of backlash from the professional community but I think a more balanced response was found in LEF Magazine - November Issue by William Faloon.
Find the article here:
http://search.lef.org/cgi-src-bin/MsmGo.exe?grab_id=0&page_id=3931&query=somers&hiword=SOMER%20SOMEREN%20SOMERMAN%20SOMERSET%20somers%20
It's an interesting time we live in when average medical schools provide roughly 4.5 hours study concerning hormones yet are "credentialed" enough that we trust them while on the other hand a layman with thousands of hours of research and the life example to back their claims is not considered "credible".
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