Virtually all of the information offered in this
"alternative medicine" newsgroup is highly unreliable. The
pseudoscience comes from anecodotal information, pure scams,
hope, etc. The good news is that such things will rarely
cause direct harm. Nearly everything that goes wrong with us
heals spontaneously, and the alternative medicine gang takes
credit for it with anecdotes (ignoring the failures). The
bad news is that alternative medicine can exhaust other
resources (time, money) while the condition gets worse, and
occasional patients die while waiting for the Magic Cure to
work. The worst news of all is that this community is
populated by a few who truly believe that the entire world
of conventional medicine is evil, and by carefully selecting
facts make a fine argument to support their case.
If you have a medical problem, stick with medical solutions
that have the highest likelihood of success - even if you
don't like the answers you get!
And visit here just for amusement. Don't ever put your trust
in what you see here... including THIS post.
Henry
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Quoted message said:Hi All,
I was curious as to how reputable Ron Teeguarden was?
He claims to be able to be able to do a lot with his
products. After going through his site it would almost
seem it is a lot of marketing material. Any thoughts
or feedback would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks Jeff
Why do you say that?