Dr. Susan Player

03/22/2026

Living a life that you are excited about is also a really good way to be healthy.

03/09/2026

If you have followed me for any length of time, you know that I am adamant about not using aluminum cookware.

One thing I have not mentioned—at least not in a long time—is dinnerware.

Over the years, whenever I have tested dinnerware (plates, bowls, etc.), I consistently find that many products originating from China test toxic and often contain heavy metals.

It does not seem to matter whether the dishes are inexpensive sets from Amazon or Publix, or more expensive ones from stores like Sur La Table or Williams Sonoma.

Even some higher-end brands—such as Le Creuset dinnerware—may originate in China, and those pieces have also tested toxic.
However, when I find products that are manufactured in Portugal, they have generally test well, although they can unfortunately be difficult to find.

Another option that has consistently tested well is glass dinnerware. Plain glass tends to be one of the safest choices because heavy metals are most often found in ceramic glazes or decorative paints on dishes.

One example is Corelle. Their plates are made from tempered glass (Vitrelle), which is lightweight, durable, and designed to resist chips and cracks.

Corelle products—especially the plain white versions made after 2005—are widely considered to be lead- and cadmium-free and meet current safety standards.

These are easy to find at Target, Wal-Mart, or online through Amazon. They are lightweight, durable, and a simple option for those looking to reduce potential exposure to heavy metals in their kitchen.

03/04/2026

One of the most effective ways I help people enhance their quality of life in a short time is through Product Testing. I test commonly used products to determine what may be negatively affecting your health. My goal is to identify what’s working for your body and what’s not.

02/07/2026

𝐎𝐟𝐟𝐢𝐜𝐞 𝐀𝐬𝐬𝐢𝐬𝐭𝐚𝐧𝐭 𝐖𝐚𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐝 ASAP

*Come join me long-term*

3 Days a Week in downtown Clearwater, FL.

I’m looking for an In-Office Assistant for my holistic practice. This position blends administrative support, communication, and organizational tasks, with a strong emphasis on accuracy and initiative.

The ideal candidate is detail-oriented, works quickly and efficiently, can complete cycles of action independently, and has a friendly, professional attitude to work with patients.

You will be working in your own office and servicing patients and Dr. Player as needed.

𝐀𝐩𝐩𝐥𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐧𝐭𝐬 𝐦𝐮𝐬𝐭 𝐛𝐞 𝐟𝐚𝐦𝐢𝐥𝐢𝐚𝐫 𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐡:
• Word, Excel, Outlook, Windows, Constant Contact or similar, Facebook
• Methods of study and business formulas

𝐑𝐞𝐬𝐩𝐨𝐧𝐬𝐢𝐛𝐢𝐥𝐢𝐭𝐢𝐞𝐬 𝐢𝐧𝐜𝐥𝐮𝐝𝐞:
• Answering phones and handling incoming emails and text messages (with good grammar)
• Preparing the treatment room, including weekly light cleaning
• Checking patients out after treatments or supplement purchases
• Ordering supplements and maintaining inventory
• Keeping patient charts accurate and accessible
• Assisting with Facebook posts and the monthly newsletter on Constant Contact
• Keeping office statistics up to date daily and updating Excel graphs weekly

A detailed hat write-up will be provided for training.

𝐇𝐨𝐮𝐫𝐬:
• Monday: 8:45 am – 7:00 pm
• Wednesday: 8:45 am – 7:00 pm
• Friday: 8:45 am – 5:00 pm

**If you are interested in the position but the later hours are a problem for you, let's chat. Another solution could be possible.**

𝐏𝐚𝐲:
• $18/hour during brief training period
• $20/hour and up to $25 per hour for the right person with experience that applies, plus potential production bonuses
• After 4 months: one-hour of treatment with Dr. Player per month

Please email your resume including why you would be a great fit for this position to: drp@drplayer.com

01/27/2026

Come work with me!

I'm looking for a stable and wonderful part-time assistant.

All the details have been provided and will be provided again in another post, but I want to extend an invitation to come help me create all the wonderful effects that I create in people's health and lives.

It's a wonderful purpose and very rewarding!

Send your resume about why you would be a great fit to drp@drplayer.com.

01/01/2026

I love having this lazy day. Hot moringa cocoa, taking the time to read an actual book instead of listening to an audiobook while I get other work done like usual, snuggled under a magenta fuzzy blanket, looking out over the Lanai and yard, enjoying the birds and squirrels when I lean forward enough to see them, and listening to the chimes that go off periodically based on their solar collector.

Happy New Year!

12/31/2025

~ Success Story ~

"Detoxing sugar from the holidays, and viruses.

My own personal success with Dr. Susan Player has to be acknowledged.

I got super sick several weeks ago and it was lingering - bad.
She knew and could tell immediately I had - aside from my virus abruptly made a lifestyle change without me thinking to even mention it to her.

I asked her if this was some sort of wizardry. lol magic! 🪄
She knew my body was detoxing and put me on some homeopathic remedies for both the virus and the detoxing.

Within 3 days the symptoms from the detox was gone and so were the virus symptoms.

I did however have another issue come up - stomach nausea, pain and bloating, as a third issue, not sure what it was I went to her again to help detox ALL the crazy amounts of sugar I consumed for the holidays.

But with this next handling she handled my stomach issue too!
Whatever was in there was 100% handled!

It is no longer in there. I could absolutely tell it was in there and every time I would feel nauseated 🤢 I would tell a family member, saying something was IN there.

I can absolutely tell it is NOT in there anymore, whatever it was.
I feel WAY less swollen, inflamed. Significantly so.

I am way less bloated and no longer feel like there is a virus or sickness in my stomach.

I see her do so much for so many people.

It makes me wonder how many people suffer with symptoms that she could easily fix.

It is worth seeing her for product testing, and health.

The body is a key component to so much of our lives.

I hope she knows how much this means to me - her help."

J.M.

12/26/2025

43 Years of Creating Miracles

Email from Dr. Susan Player Let's carry it into the New Year! 43 Years of Creating Miracles December 2025 As I reflect on the incredible journey of my professional career, I am filled with deep gratit

12/20/2025

11/26/2025

~Holiday Cookware That Can Harm You~

We’re heading into a season full of family, fun, and—unfortunately for some—headaches, intestinal distress and pain.

One quiet culprit? Aluminum.

What am I talking about?

Many people cook their holiday meals in aluminum roasting pans and send leftovers home in aluminum containers. If you’ve been following my newsletters and Facebook posts, you know I sound like a broken record about this. But I keep bringing it up because I continue to see it: in the photos you share online (I promise I’m not stalking you!) and in the symptoms that show up in my treatment room afterward.

Please give your family and friends the chance to enjoy a more comfortable and healthier holiday season by choosing alternatives to aluminum roasting pans and cookware.

Yes, those disposable pans seem convenient. But the potential negative effects of aluminum exposure simply aren’t worth the “easy cleanup.” If you feel you must use them, at least line the pan with a double layer of parchment paper to create a barrier between the food and the aluminum. It won’t eliminate exposure entirely, but it can help reduce it.

Common aluminum sources to watch for:

· Roasting pans
· Pie tins
· Cookie sheets
· Stovetop pots and pans
· Canned cranberry sauce

By making this small change, many people notice fewer headaches, sore throats, runny noses, intestinal discomfort, and even back and neck pain.

In our home, we use enamel-over-steel roasting pans, glass baking dishes or stainless steel —durable, safe options that keep all the bodies happier.

11/19/2025

~ Health Tip - Erythritol ~

I’ve had several people come in recently with treats made using erythritol, and none of them have tested well for their bodies.

With the holidays quickly approaching, I want to make sure you know where erythritol commonly shows up so you can keep an eye out for it.

Erythritol is most often found in “sugar-free” or “low-sugar” products, including:

• Baked goods
• Candy
• Ice cream
• Chewing gum
• Diet or “zero” sodas

If you’re bringing treats to gatherings or buying holiday snacks, take a moment to check the ingredient list—especially if you’ve noticed your body reacting to sugar substitutes.

If you are baking, here are some options you can use: Sucanat whole cane sugar, coconut sugar, maple syrup, honey.

11/05/2025

*Health Tip – Fragrances and Your Health*

Do you know someone who struggles with breathing or sinus issues?

Do they happen to use fragrance plug-ins, incense, or other scented products in their home or car?

If you or someone you know experiences ongoing health issues, it’s important to be aware of these common toxic fragrance sources that may be contributing to the problem:

• Perfumes and colognes
• Laundry products – detergents, fabric softeners, scented beads
• Shower products – shampoo, conditioner, body wash,
shaving cream, bath bombs
• Hair products – gels, sprays, styling creams
• Hand creams and lotions – scented oils or moisturizers
• Home air fresheners – plug-ins, diffusers, essential oils
• Car air “fresheners” – hanging scents, clip-ons, sprays
• Pet grooming products – shampoos, conditioners, wipes

I’ve found that these fragranced products are a major contributor to respiratory and other health issues in many patients. I strongly encourage avoiding them — even if you currently have no symptoms.

Years ago, I recommended this to a new patient who was deeply upset at the thought of giving up her scented products. However, after following through, she experienced a remarkable turnaround in her health and was able to discontinue several medications.

More recently, a friend stayed at an Airbnb that had 8–10 plug-ins plus incense sticks. Within a day, he developed nasal congestion and other symptoms — which quickly disappeared after he left.

Fragrances may seem harmless, or even enjoyable, but your body might be telling you otherwise.

Listen to it.