Problem is, they “have never developed humility in the face of disease”:
It is easy, for example, for your acupuncturist to promise a perfect cure because they’re not really treating anything, just some nebulous mumbo-jumbo like a dysfunction of your ability to receive pure qi from the heavens. Side effects? None, of course. It’s perfect medicine because, despite being based on a completely imaginary idea of physiology that has no relation whatsoever to the way things actually are, it can magically target your imaginary complaint.
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Valid points but it is the proverbial pot calling the proverbial kettle black. With the allopathic junk science of railway spine, fibromyalgia, myofascial pain syndrome and a host of other bullcr*p purely subject nonsensical “diagnoses” allopathic clinicians need to clean their own house of withcraft and snake oil before having any credibility to criticize anyone else.
~Criminallopath~
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