Question you have to ask yourself is, would you risk your child's hearing on something that may or may not work, as opposed to a therapy which is proven to work and have a definite risk factor? Anth
Good Point!
Obviously, you see what little value there is in MedTools' approach. He doesn't realize what a one-line jack-ass he is when he blythely retorts "Why not just stop what is causing the problem?". He doesn't and won't ever have a clue as to what is the underlying etiology. He also doesn't give a rat's ass about the child's hearing. He just wants to make ridiculous suggestions followed by "UT works for everything".
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Question you have to ask yourself is, would you risk your child's hearing
on
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something that may or may not work, as opposed to a therapy which is proven to work and have a definite risk factor? Anth
Good Point!
Obviously, you see what little value there is in MedTools' approach. He doesn't realize what a one-line jack-ass he is when he blythely retorts
"Why
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not just stop what is causing the problem?". He doesn't and won't ever
have a
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clue as to what is the underlying etiology. He also doesn't give a rat's
ass
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about the child's hearing. He just wants to make ridiculous suggestions followed by "UT works for everything".
You are an idiot. I do NOT recommend UT for everything. As for the underlying etiology, That is what I am pointing out, idiot. You have no idea what you are blathering about. The point is that excess or thick mucus can be effected by things like diet and water intake. Idiot.