Quoted message said:Subject: Re: Vitamin therapy of cancer
From: [email hidden] (I Dream of Ilsa9)
Date: 4/10/2004 3:20 PM Pacific Standard Time
Message-id: <[email hidden]>Quoted message said:In article <[email hidden]>,
Mark Thorson said:Jan wrote:
> Here we have two doctors lying as usual.
Lying? You accuse people of lying all the time,
you FALSELY accuse people of lying:To see Jan's ORIGINAL POSTING, go here:
Quoted message said:http://www.google.com/groups?selm=20040310000815.25804.00001173%40mb-m01
.aol.comQuoted message said:
"You lie," said Wormtongue.
"That word comes too oft and easy from your lips," said Gandalf.
"I do not lie. See, Theoden, here is a snake! With safety you
cannot take it with you, nor can you leave it behind."The Two Towers, Chapter 6
There are three types of lies: Lies, Damned Lies, and Jan-Drew Speak.
And those who blow their lies big time and keep right on lying.
From: John Bain ([email hidden])
Subject: Re: Aspartame: Any Truth to the Stories?
Newsgroups: misc.health.alternative
Date: 2002-09-22 04:26:41 PST
(Ilsa Nein) said:Jan, I'm sure that this Andrew is a fine piece of beef-cake, but I don't see
why you air this fixation on MHA. Oh, and if you don't quit calling me
"fake ilsa", I'll report you to Karuna's knee-jerk ISP.
But Andrew, you are not very good at maintaining your separate personas.
Do you remember this interchange where you forgot which account you were
posting from?
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Message 22
From: Kris Brys ([email hidden])
Subject: Re: why do we need homeopathy?
Newsgroups: misc.health.alternative
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Date: 2001-10-09 03:30:51 PST
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Quoted message said:Quoted message said:I can say much more than one good thing about homeopathy. Not only do
I love the principle that less can be more but it turns out to be the
most 'proper' treatment I have ever received. I have used it SOLELY
for 6 years.So, you've been taking it for 6 years and you're not cured?
Dear Ilsa,
how many years do you use regular medicine? how many years do you take
antibiotics. Did that cured you permanently?
If you start thinking, even a couple of seconds, you will find out that
people don't cure forever.
A good advice: read Organon of Samuel Hahnemann. When you haven't read that
book you will not understand what homeopathy is all about. Read it and than
ask questions.
greetings
Kris
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Message 23 in thread
From: JKingoff ([email hidden])
Subject: Re: why do we need homeopathy?
Newsgroups: misc.health.alternative
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Date: 2001-10-09 06:08:38 PST
Quoted message said:Dear Ilsa,
how many years do you use regular medicine?
I haven't needed regular medicine much. I have had my vaccinations, eat
properly, exercise, and don't take silly risks.
Quoted message said:how many years do you take
antibiotics
I have taken antibiotics once. I was Rx'd a single pill.
Quoted message said:. Did that cured you permanently?
Well, I felt much better the following day and haven't taken one since and
that
was bout 6 years ago.
Quoted message said:If you start thinking, even a couple of seconds, you will find out that
people don't cure forever.
Duh. However, some conditions are resolved and in the absence of
re-infection
they don't reoccur.
Quoted message said:A good advice: read Organon of Samuel Hahnemann. When you haven't read that
book you will not understand what homeopathy is all about. Read it and than
ask questions.
I've read it and I've read more modern books on it. Its pure hokum and the
few
well controlled studies support that conclusion. Even the study that is
frequently posted to MHA that supposedly proves homeopathy isn't even
FAVORABLE
to homeopathy.
Quoted message said:
greetings
Kris
Show us a replicated, controlled, peer-reviewed study which show that
homeopathy is efficacious. Homeopathy was Hahnemann's way of acting-out
against "the system". It is nothing more than superstition, pseudo-science,
and sympathetic magic.
In the 21st century, we have real medicine and don't need to cling to the
vanity of a long deceased, disaffected 18th century doctor of voodoo.