If one ain't got the support to back up poorly concieved conclusions, attack the messenger/introduce strawman notions; always the best sign the point has struck pay dirt and the discussion is at an end. Waiting until the research ship comes in...
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So, this is the best you can muster in favor of the "practice", so sad.
Personally, I thought that Homeopathy was Quackery.
However, I have come to understand the error of my ways.
Now, I understand that nothing tops conventional medicine in the Quackery department, which practiced heroic medicine throughout most of its history.
However, the cited BMJ and The Lancet research seems to indicate that there is something more to Homeopathy. It actually can be effective.
Homeopathy took root during a period when conventional medicine practiced heroic medicine. What is really pathetic is that scum like you call harmless Homeopathy Quackery, while totally ignoring the Quack physicians who killed people like George Washington.
You are a Quack in my book! Just thought that you might want to know. 🙂
If one ain't got the support to back up poorly concieved conclusions, attack the messenger/introduce strawman notions; always the best sign the point has struck pay dirt and the discussion is at an end. Waiting until the research ship comes in...
Quoted message said:
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So, this is the best you can muster in favor of the "practice", so sad.
Personally, I thought that Homeopathy was Quackery.
However, I have come to understand the error of my ways.
Now, I understand that nothing tops conventional medicine in the Quackery department, which practiced heroic medicine throughout most of its history.
However, the cited BMJ and The Lancet research seems to indicate that there is something more to Homeopathy. It actually can be effective.
Homeopathy took root during a period when conventional medicine practiced heroic medicine. What is really pathetic is that scum like you call harmless Homeopathy Quackery, while totally ignoring the Quack physicians who killed people like George Washington.
You are a Quack in my book! Just thought that you might want to know. 🙂
Hey feller..Ol' GEORGE WAASHINGTON was bled tuh death by a dewly licensed ALLOPATHIC KILLER. BLEEDING was the THANG then! They believed that EVIL SPIRITS was in the BLOOD..SOOOO they simple bled them out!! LOGICAL?? NAWT!!! Just the belief at the tam! They really have NOT improved much since..LOL! B-0b1
On Sun, 19 Oct 2003 20:15:42 -0500, B-Ob1 <[email hidden]> posted:
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see below
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If one ain't got the support to back up poorly concieved conclusions, attack the messenger/introduce strawman notions; always the best sign the point has struck pay dirt and the discussion is at an end. Waiting until the research ship comes in...
Quoted message said:
>So, this is the best you can muster in favor of the "practice", so sad.
Personally, I thought that Homeopathy was Quackery.
However, I have come to understand the error of my ways.
Now, I understand that nothing tops conventional medicine in the Quackery department, which practiced heroic medicine throughout most of its history.
However, the cited BMJ and The Lancet research seems to indicate that there is something more to Homeopathy. It actually can be effective.
Homeopathy took root during a period when conventional medicine practiced heroic medicine. What is really pathetic is that scum like you call harmless Homeopathy Quackery, while totally ignoring the Quack physicians who killed people like George Washington.
You are a Quack in my book! Just thought that you might want to know. 🙂
Hey feller..Ol' GEORGE WAASHINGTON was bled tuh death by a dewly licensed ALLOPATHIC KILLER. BLEEDING was the THANG then! They believed that EVIL SPIRITS was in the BLOOD..SOOOO they simple bled them out!! LOGICAL?? NAWT!!! Just the belief at the tam! They really have NOT improved much since..LOL! B-0b1
The "alternative" medicine of the time.
Sane folks now use "evidence based" medicine.
What happened to your brain, Bobby? They take it out to dust it and forget to put it back?
