Dr. Susan Player

10/08/2025

HEALTH TIP - HIMALAYAN SALT

Over the years, I’ve observed that when people use Himalayan salt, it often tests negatively on their bodies. This observation conflicts with much of the information promoting Himalayan and other “pink” salts as health-enhancing.

If you’re using Himalayan or pink salt and experiencing unexplained issues with your body, it’s worth considering that the salt itself may be contributing to the problem.

Many of my patients are surprised by the positive changes they notice once they switch to a different type of salt.

09/17/2025

Successful Pregnancy Care - Enjoy my latest newsletter.

Email from Dr. Susan Player Almost all of the babies I have checked following an ultrasound have shown signs of stress and trauma, primarily affecting the brain, eyes, and ears. September 2025 Newslet

09/03/2025

✨✨SUCCESS STORY ✨✨

The wife of a former patient of mine recently left me a voicemail. I had treated her husband many decades ago.

“You gave Dick such valuable medical help. He’s been doing good all this time. He’s going to be 90 in December, and he is doing great! He’s a healthy guy, and that’s thanks to you—so THANK YOU, Susan!”

08/25/2025

If you have any unexplained health symptoms and drink reverse osmosis water, please read this new article of mine.

Email from This one finding has shocked me again and again. August 2025 Newsletter Is Reverse Osmosis Water Harming Your Health? For years, I’ve tested the drinking water my patients consume - and one

08/15/2025

In-Office Assistant Wanted. 3 - 4 Days a Week in downtown Clearwater

I’m looking for an In-Office Assistant for my small, low-key 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 similar 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
• Study Tech and Conditions

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 from my current assistant 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
(Lunch breaks are taken in-office; please bring your own food. Refrigerator and basic kitchen are available.)

Pay:
• $17–$18/hour during brief training period
• $20/hour after training or more if warranted based on skills and experience, plus production bonuses
• After 4 months: one-hour free treatment with Dr. Player per month

To apply, please send your resume to drp@drplayer.com

07/28/2025

"Thank you so much for all the testing today. It was really awesome!!

Just walking into your space was a big relief and I'm very much looking forward to starting with you as a patient.

Thanks again!"

If you are interested in Product Testing, call my office at 727-449-0121 to schedule yours.

Email from Dr. Susan Player During Products Testing, I test commonly used products to determine what may be negatively affecting your health. Products Testing: A Path to Improved Health February 2025

07/23/2025

HEALTH TIP: Sourdough Does Not Mean Gluten-Free

Recently, I’ve seen a few patients whose bodies weren’t doing as well as they had been previously. One common denominator: they had been eating more bread. These were patients who already knew that gluten didn’t agree with their digestion, but they were under the mistaken impression that sourdough was fine. Unfortunately, that misconception contributed to their discomfort.

There’s a growing trend promoting sourdough bread making and eating. If it works for your body - great. But if your symptoms have unexpectedly intensified and you’re eating sourdough, it might be the underlying cause.

07/02/2025

🎆 We are open on 4th of July! 🎆

Call 727-449-0121 to schedule.

06/25/2025

Product Testing Success Story

I just received this success story from one of my newer patients:

"I'm so glad I found Dr. Player. She is the first doctor who is actually helping me. I went to many other doctors and got some results but nothing lasting. One of the first things we did was testing me on things that I’m exposed to (foods, supplements, water, etc.) to see if they help or not help my body.

I dropped the things that didn’t help, obviously. Just from implementing these changes I felt so much better. There were some items that I thought were helping me, but I decided to follow her testing results and I feel a lot a better since not using them."

N.H.

06/06/2025

This is worth celebrating! I share this celebration with one of my sisters, Dr. Edie Spence, and so many special friends and colleagues. 💗

05/29/2025

It still surprises me how many people either don't know about this or ignore it. It creates harm to your and others' health.

05/21/2025

Over the past 42 years, I’ve helped countless patients with a wide range of internal health concerns — including digestive problems, respiratory issues, cardiovascular conditions, allergies, immune challenges, metabolic disorders (like diabetes), reproductive dysfunctions, and more.

I’ve become known in the community as the doctor people turn to when others haven’t been able to help.

If you want to learn more about the advanced holistic methods I use, click below to read more.

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