What do doctors, especially gynecologists, think of the Orgasmic Diet? And what can we, as patients, do to get them to read it and take it seriously?

I understand that it's normal to think it's just some trendy/worthless fad diet book, like so many others, when first hearing the title. But it doesn't take long to realize it's not once you start reading (and following the program!).

I would like to have my new (young) gynecologist read it, so she will know this is part of my menopausal "treatment" program and be able to advise me most effectively. But I would like her to read it also so she can use it in her practice and help others.

What has been your experience with getting docs to read the book and take it seriously? Thanks.

If I talk to MD's and gynos directly, they almost always buy it. That's how I started out, shopping it around to doctors because I was (and still am) trying to get a study going. My science is extremely convincing.

My editor wouldn't let me write a technical book, so my book is very fluffy and most doctors don't take it seriously. However, I tried to at least keep my science references in it, even though they are in the appendix.

I suppose tell her to read the appendix the very first thing, and that the rest of the book is me trying to persuade laywomen to try it. The ingredients of the diet can be written down in one page.