stonerblue
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Anyone Tried Homeopathy?
- Thread starter Phil Meup
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stonerblue
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Phil Meup said:I hadn't watched the vid but since you asked a reasonable question rather than just attacking me you deserve an answer. Made people who use homeopathy look pretty stupid didn't it? Interesting to know he thinks I've got a bit of Ollie Cromwell in me though! You can come out with great facts when you don't quote any sources or evidence so I thought it was poor.Stuuuuuu said:Phil Meup said:That's the trouble with things that can't easily be explained - some people are terrified of them.
It's a bit like in the fifthteenth century how they used to pick on people to burn as witches if they didn't quite fit the norm.
-- Fri Dec 06, 2013 4:02 pm --
A heart warming story Andy.
What's this about drops of water? It usually comes in tablet form in my experience although it can be used in other ways.
Phil, have you watched the short video on page 2? What do you think of it?
I can't explain how it works either and I realise many people are vicious in their attacks on it (the NHS & the Guardian newspaper eg) as well as the Philistines on here.
If I was involved in a serious accident I can't imagine wimpering 'take me to my homeopath' as I was rushed to A&E. All I know is that it works for me & a lot of people I know and if it fires the imagination of just one of the five hundred-plus people who've looked at this thread, it'll have been worth putting it on.
All the best Stuuuuuu.
always worth it
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p2FT8kNCYMs[/youtube]
Phil Meup
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To answer your question SkyBlueFlux, because a shaman is bullshit and homeopathy is not.
Sorry i haven't quoted your post but i can't open a big enough window on my phone.
It's always very sad when loved ones pass away, especially if you think things could've been different. Page 2 of this thread though does contain a positive post re cancer. You say you don't think i'm a bad person but then suggest that i'm being deliberately misleading: i'm not. At the end of the day you have to let people make their own choices.
Sorry i haven't quoted your post but i can't open a big enough window on my phone.
It's always very sad when loved ones pass away, especially if you think things could've been different. Page 2 of this thread though does contain a positive post re cancer. You say you don't think i'm a bad person but then suggest that i'm being deliberately misleading: i'm not. At the end of the day you have to let people make their own choices.
1.618034
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denislawsbackheel said:andyhinch said:A mate of mine had terminal cancer, they tried everything on him, none of it worked. His wife looked into it and 20 years later he's still with us.
Just looked into it?
Didn't actually use it?
Now that is powerful magic!
LOL
Rocket-footed kolarov
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Phil Meup said:To answer your question SkyBlueFlux, because a shaman is bullshit and homeopathy is not.
FFS mate you might as well as said it is great because it just is. Homeopathy is no different than Shamanism it is just more subtle and its easier to convince people because less people believe in magic than "magic water".
Bluemoon1993
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If alternative medicine worked, it would just be called "medicine".
Dangerous bullshit. Practitioners should be banned, products should be made illegal and proponents of it should be ashamed.
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andyhinch
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She took the advice changed his diet, he had Hodgkinsons[sp] he was about 4 stone, like I say he's still with us. There divorced now mind.1.618034 said:denislawsbackheel said:andyhinch said:A mate of mine had terminal cancer, they tried everything on him, none of it worked. His wife looked into it and 20 years later he's still with us.
Just looked into it?
Didn't actually use it?
Now that is powerful magic!
LOL
Stuuuuuu
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It's interesting how the evidence is always anecdotal, eh? I'm glad the chap is still with us, but you can be sure that homeopathy had nothing to do with it.
Phil Meup
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Do you still throw stones at the moon?Cheesy said:Dangerous bullshit. Practitioners should be banned, products should be made illegal and proponents of it should be ashamed.
<a class="postlink" href="http://whatstheharm.net/homeopathy.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://whatstheharm.net/homeopathy.html</a>
<a class="postlink" href="http://discoverhomeopathy.co.uk/?page_id=2" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://discoverhomeopathy.co.uk/?page_id=2</a>
-- Sun Dec 08, 2013 2:45 pm --
Be 'sure' it had nothing to do with it?Stuuuuuu said:It's interesting how the evidence is always anecdotal, eh? I'm glad the chap is still with us, but you can be sure that homeopathy had nothing to do with it.
How can you be so certain! Are you god?
Mind, it was probably the divorce that saved him!