A doctor’s visit summed up, Twitter doctors, how to become a doctor these days, the American healthcare system in one meme, American "medical experts" and more health care memes!
WHen considering the UNC's "parent-teen proxy" rules for healthcare info, remind yourself that the UNC biolab at Chapel Hill likely was where the original development of Covid-19 occurred ... prior to its transfer to Wuhan so as to dodge Congrressional oversight.
Doctor: "You have partially occluded coronary arteries. We can split your sternum with a saw and take veins out of your leg and use them to bypass the occluded arteries. Or you can change your diet."
Patient: "Change my diet? Isn't that kind of drastic?"
I wish people would stop equating medical care with health care. My health care does not involve medicine or doctors. I care for my health by getting plenty of fresh air, sunshine, exercise, water, and sleep, while abstaining from nicotine, refined sugar, and processed foods. Last time I went to a doctor was for an injury in '18. The (competent) doctor prescribed 3 days of morphine pills so I could sleep. After that the pain was bearable. The least processed narcotic, and only for as long as needed. That's what medicine is for, getting through an acute crisis, not longterm maintenance for people born normal, which most of us are. I totally ignored all the covidiocy, and stayed healthy.
thanks for the links to natural health providers! I have a drawer with herbs and supplements and recently started methylene blue. Never felt better! did not go to doc because they will disadvize you to do anything healthy. Last good doc in town, elderly black man, retired recently. As to female docs - the one I tried last year was a total bitch, excuse my language.
a dear friend was recently diagnosed with breast cancer and she's "on chemo" now.... it really is one of the most humiliating, debilitating, de-humanising procedures ever, it's horrific. whoever invented it should be....well.... let's not go there. and as the cherry-on-top: no guarantee for a good outcome :-((
WHen considering the UNC's "parent-teen proxy" rules for healthcare info, remind yourself that the UNC biolab at Chapel Hill likely was where the original development of Covid-19 occurred ... prior to its transfer to Wuhan so as to dodge Congrressional oversight.
Doctor: "You have partially occluded coronary arteries. We can split your sternum with a saw and take veins out of your leg and use them to bypass the occluded arteries. Or you can change your diet."
Patient: "Change my diet? Isn't that kind of drastic?"
So, UNC "healthcare" wants to keep your child's health problems a secret from you, but I'm sure they still want the parent's money.
are these the same so-called experts that think we "affirm" a young girl or boy's gender by lopping off their sex organs and mutilating them?
something tells me many of these people are Godless... https://eccentrik.substack.com/p/gender-affirming-surgery-is-an-attack?r=8ypo0&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web
I wish people would stop equating medical care with health care. My health care does not involve medicine or doctors. I care for my health by getting plenty of fresh air, sunshine, exercise, water, and sleep, while abstaining from nicotine, refined sugar, and processed foods. Last time I went to a doctor was for an injury in '18. The (competent) doctor prescribed 3 days of morphine pills so I could sleep. After that the pain was bearable. The least processed narcotic, and only for as long as needed. That's what medicine is for, getting through an acute crisis, not longterm maintenance for people born normal, which most of us are. I totally ignored all the covidiocy, and stayed healthy.
thanks for the links to natural health providers! I have a drawer with herbs and supplements and recently started methylene blue. Never felt better! did not go to doc because they will disadvize you to do anything healthy. Last good doc in town, elderly black man, retired recently. As to female docs - the one I tried last year was a total bitch, excuse my language.
a dear friend was recently diagnosed with breast cancer and she's "on chemo" now.... it really is one of the most humiliating, debilitating, de-humanising procedures ever, it's horrific. whoever invented it should be....well.... let's not go there. and as the cherry-on-top: no guarantee for a good outcome :-((
Ouch-these are good.