Guest guest Posted February 14, 2010 Report Share Posted February 14, 2010 There is usually a bit of black humor when an allopathic hospital sets up a CAM program. What kind of program can they set up other than one that attracts patients and does not conflict with the money-making conventional protocols. So you'll have the massages, the oils and essences, the subtile energies, the visualizations, the acupuncture, nutritional recommendations, and occasionally common supplements and herbs. It does open the door to having conversations with your doc just to enjoy watching him/her squirm. " Doctor, which of the alternative programs that your hospital offers is right for me? " can be asked all wide-eyed and innocently. Tell your doc that you are worried that the alternative staff might be inadequately indoctrinated compared to the conventional staff. If they balk at the use of " indoctrination " don't let them get away with " training, " as dogs are trained and you have so much more respect for doctors. There is so much work to becoming a physician -- just like studying for the priesthood. Of course these things need to be said without the least hint of irony or derision. Our first president, Washington, was killed by a series of well-meaning physicians who each took a turn at bloodletting until he was exsanguinated. This was the very best conventional care at the time. In another fifty years our current cancer therapies will be considered unbelievably crude and contemptible, unless of course the industry still relies on them for profit and they will still be heralded as proven and evidence-based. Asymmetric mitosis of stem cells (quiescent + active) is now gaining a bit of traction in the literature, but I have found research in support of it going back 60 years. The problem is that too many prestigious scientists and research institutions were erroneously indoctrinated. At least they stopped the bloodletting. I started to say they no longer use the mercurials, but these are used in vaccines to this day. Don't buy into the current denunciation of the relationship of vaccinations and autism. Disparate populations that don't vaccinate (such as Amish and primitive African villages) don't have a problem with autism. That is the bottom line. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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