Hypothyroidism = Too Little Hormone Alternatives? What's in a name?

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Trish:

I see that now you are being battered for not agreeing with the self-appointed

" authorities " in this group.

If anyone cared to look through the archives they'll find a long string of

" monologues " by two member's dispensing advice while boasting their " superior "

knowledge ad nauseam. (With an occasional acolyte giving praise and support).

They never positively discuss any alternative treatments or even the mere

possibility of the existence of one. And always collude to attack anyone that

dares brings an alternative into discussion.

How is it that these same few members have so much time to dedicate to this

group year after year?? I suspect them to be paid " professional pedantics "

planted to discredit anything that does not make money for the pharmaceuticals.

Isn't this group called Hypothyroidism = Too Little Hormone Alternatives?.

Imagine people who suffer from Hypothyroidism looking for an alternative to a

life chained to medication and come across this forum. The information they find

here is designed to say there are no alternatives. " Buy the hormones and take

them... till you die " .

Sometimes I think that behind this group there is an effort to support the

pharmaceuticals, a clever way to manipulate public opinion. The Internet is full

of this kind of trickery.

…anyway. I'm very glad you are providing a different perspective and have taken

the time to challenge this sad situaltion.

Be well,

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> > Attacking a person [as we have recently seen here, although not by me]

> > is aggressive or passive-aggressive. Attacking a position is not. Too

> > bad if you cannot tell the difference.

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> > In addition: There is a name for statements that are directly contrary

> > to fact, and can easily shown to be so. No one called an idiot.

> > Saying that she [along with millions of others] cannot tell what is a

> > placebo or chance is not saying that she [or they] are idiots.

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> > BTW, sorry my recent post had so many typos; I guess I need to pay more

> > attention to proofreading.

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