Dr.Frank Lucido voted Best of East Bay; Women's Visionary Congress,July 29-31,Petaluma

Dr.Frank Lucido voted Best of East Bay; Women's Visionary Congress,July 29-31,Petaluma


Dr Frank Lucido, Best Cannabis Physician,
Best of the East Bay Express for the 2nd time in 3 years!!
FULL TEXT from this week's East Bay Express, (July 20-26, 2011 issue, page 42) at end of this email....

New Primary Care Patient Special: now extended until October, 2011
Since we have had much success with our New Patient Special we have decided to extend the special until October. Please remember that the best compliment you can provide me is a referral. Here is the link to the special:
http://drfranklucido.blogspot.com/2011/03/new-primary-care-patient-special-as-of.html
NOTE: our Primary Care patients also get a steep reduction in their Medical Cannabis Evaluation fee.
Your Family Doctor in Berkeley since 1979!

July 29-31, 2011:
Women's Visionary Congress, (5th Annual)
http://www.visionarycongress.org/wvc.registration.html to register
Check out the speakers list:
http://www.visionarycongress.org/wvc.bios.html
Location: IONS Reteat Center, Petaluma CA
Don't miss this: I'm attending again!


August 6, 2011, Saturday, 3:00-4:30PM
IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome) lecture at the Berkeley Public Library.
Berkeley Public Library Meeting Room
2090 Kittredge St.. Berkeley, Ca,
(enter on Kittredge St, then take elevator to Community Meeting Room on 3rd floor)
RSVP to info@DrLucido.com
No admission charge


August 19-21, 2011
Seattle Hempfest http://www.hempfest.org
I've been a speaker at this event since 2005, but may not make it this year due to finances.
Looking for a sponsor for my expenses.


Best of the East Bay Express:
Dr Frank Lucido, Best Cannabis Physician
2300 Durant Ave, Berkeley, 510-848-0958
DrFrankLucido.com
East Bay Express July 20-26, 2011, page 42:
"When a Winnebago pulls up in front of the Cow Palace in San Francisco on a sunny Saturday and unfurls a sign advertising "$45 medical marijuana recommendations or your money back," it's easy to see why some call the state's medical marijuana laws farcical. Sure, pot's less toxic than aspirin and 90 percent of presenting patients are "self-medicating" anyway. And, sure, almost none complain to the state medical board. But in an overweight country with skyrocketing health liabilities, there's something unseemly about a five-minute "doctor visit" that that requires no medical records. What if something was actually wrong with you? Berkeley family practitioner Dr. Frank Lucido is a rare specimen: the diligent physician who understands weed. Serving the East Bay since the 1970s, Lucido will recommend marijuana to qualified patients, but in a more professional process. Serious cannabis specialists like Lucido catch serious things, like, in one case, a lingering fatigue that's actually early thyroid cancer. An activist for both medical marijuana patients and physician rights, Dr. Lucido fights in court and in the press to normalize the maligned herbal remedy. So when your aging parent eventually needs some killer arthritis cream, it needn't involve Winnebagos."