Re: I just worry that someone will actually take your posts seri...

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 2/5/04 12:51:28 AM Eastern Standard Time,

tdalton@... writes:

> homeopathy are NOT well established and they

> are NOT scientifically or medically acceptable

Homeopathy is seriously supressed in the US but at one time it was the

medicine of choice here.

In Europe, especially England, where the royal family's physician is a

homeopath (and they all live just about forever), homeopathy is an accepted form

of

medicine.

The practice of homeopathy entails the need for a physician to be a creative

problem solver. Simple cases, like colds, flu, warts, are easy to fix with

homeopathic remedies and once taken care of rarely return. Complicated cases

require that the physician take a history and study a list of symptoms before

perscribing the proper remedy.

Like a round key in a square keyhole, the wrong remedy will not work..but lo

and behold, if the right remedy is taken it is indeed MAGIC!

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 2/5/04 5:13:41 AM Eastern Standard Time,

rbeiswenger@... writes:

> Placebo? Even our

> cat was helped with a skin condition the vet could not control.

>

I have used homeopathy and magnets for years on my dogs and other people's

dogs and I can tell you unequivably that homeopathy works!

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 2/5/04 8:22:34 PM Eastern Standard Time,

rbeiswenger@... writes:

> Doubt is the

> maneuvering room for change...

>

Doubt is my middle name!!! (lol)

[Guest guest]

Yes, , even magnets are beneficial in many ways to promote healing. I

just didn't want to get into that. There's a lot of good evidence out there

to " prove " this, even to the skeptics, and there is more on the way as we

get better, more sensitive measuring devices. However, some people won't

believe no matter what you show them. You can't really change people's minds

about things - they have to learn for themselves, and some never learn.

Also, I have found that if there is no " doubt " in a person's mind regarding

a matter, then there is definitely no room for a new idea. Doubt is the

maneuvering room for change...

Bob

Re: I just worry that someone will actually take your

posts seri...

> In a message dated 2/5/04 5:13:41 AM Eastern Standard Time,

> rbeiswenger@... writes:

>

>

> > Placebo? Even our

> > cat was helped with a skin condition the vet could not control.

> >

>

> I have used homeopathy and magnets for years on my dogs and other people's

> dogs and I can tell you unequivably that homeopathy works!

>

>

>