why can clinical Homeopaths detect and cure measles and doctors can’t?
September 22nd, 2007 | by BeHealthy |Kate K asked:
Clinical Homeopaths are highly trained in how the body works therefore are so much more astute at detecting pathogenic organisms than the conventionally GP. Therefore curing measles comes easily to them. The knowledge they have could put doctors to shame. Diseases are the result of undetected infections and if left alone will cause terrible pain and suffering. Any doctor who boasts of the number of illnessess he and his colleagues cannot cure, should be publicly named and shamed. In fact a good reason for bringing back the stocks. Not detecting and treating infections in childhood should make any doctors position made “unfit to practice”. This is akin to a fireman saying he doesn’t know how to put a fire out!
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Clinical Homeopaths are highly trained in how the body works therefore are so much more astute at detecting pathogenic organisms than the conventionally GP. Therefore curing measles comes easily to them. The knowledge they have could put doctors to shame. Diseases are the result of undetected infections and if left alone will cause terrible pain and suffering. Any doctor who boasts of the number of illnessess he and his colleagues cannot cure, should be publicly named and shamed. In fact a good reason for bringing back the stocks. Not detecting and treating infections in childhood should make any doctors position made “unfit to practice”. This is akin to a fireman saying he doesn’t know how to put a fire out!
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4 Responses to “why can clinical Homeopaths detect and cure measles and doctors can’t?”
By Bart S on Sep 25, 2007 | Reply
it’s not homeopaths training that is in question, just the medical basis of their so-called ‘cures’. In the same way that acupuncture cannot ‘cure’ rheumatism, aren’t homeopaths just dealing in pain relief and overall psychological well-being?
I do not know of the incident you describe with ‘a doctor boasting’, but I will say it is important for professionals to let us know the truth and what the chances of succcess are for one procedure over another. There is nothing wrong with someone (even a doctor) saying ‘we simply don’t know at the present time’. Better that than BS wouldn’t you say?
By dwp_hornblower on Sep 28, 2007 | Reply
That’s a lot of talk with nothing backing it up.
By dedum on Sep 28, 2007 | Reply
What are you babbling on about? Have you been abducted and brain washed at some point? (lol!) or have you fallen on your head recently? You are making absolutely no sense.
Measles or rubeola is a virus. You either have to be vaccinated to avoid it or ride the infection out (with supportive care and watching for pneumonia), should you contract it.
Perhaps you should consider either doing more research before posting something silly like this!
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