> As usual, you need to evaluate your doctors' incentives. I would question their background even more. Think about how they were trained, and think about wha

> As usual, you need to evaluate your doctors' incentives. I would question their background even more. Think about how they were trained, and think about what are likely to be considered "best practices" in the medical field. Doctors tend to err on the side of caution (and usually with good reason). From that viewpoint, it's not surprising that something relatively new and seemingly radical is not likely to be recommended.