Homeopathy under attack

[EternalOptimist]

By the laws of homeopathy, shouldn't we be increasing the concentration of CO2, thus reducing it's effectiveness?

if homepathy was valid then yes. But it isnt so clearly we have to put the future of the planet into the hands of the NHS

[shaunbhoy]

You don't want to trust these scientists,

God forbid. No, we'll just leave the big weighty complex decisions to slavering beanheads like you with your collection of GIGO computer models, your abacus, and your OUIJA Board.

[singhr]

[QUOTE=Mich the Tester;1079609]I have had a number of injuries and ailments during my life, including but not limited to;
- severe throat infection
- dysentery
- giardia
- infected cut on left leg
- broken ribs
- broken wrist (2*)
- torn quadriceps
- torn ankle ligament
- broken fingers

QUOTE]

A girlfriend who liked to play rough and tumble but didnt understand the basics of food hygene?

[Mich the Tester]

[QUOTE=singhr;1079646]

I have had a number of injuries and ailments during my life, including but not limited to;
- severe throat infection
- dysentery
- giardia
- infected cut on left leg
- broken ribs
- broken wrist (2*)
- torn quadriceps
- torn ankle ligament
- broken fingers

QUOTE]

A girlfriend who liked to play rough and tumble but didnt understand the basics of food hygene?

More than one.

[minestrone]

Anyway, that is nothing, I know a GP who gets his torch pen, waves it about the complained about area, makes a jjjssshhhhht noise and tells the patient they should be better in the next 24 hours. Seriously.

He is about to be struck off though for killing someone.

[EternalOptimist]

Anyway, that is nothing, I know a GP who gets his torch pen, waves it about the complained about area, makes a jjjssshhhhht noise and tells the patient they should be better in the next 24 hours. Seriously.

He is about to be struck off though for killing someone.

Struck off ???
My mate in the army damaged his knee quite badly. The army doctor wrapped two aspirins in a bandage around the injury and sent him home for a days rest.
He didnt get struck off, he got promoted.

[mudskipper]

Anyway, that is nothing, I know a GP who gets his torch pen, waves it about the complained about area, makes a jjjssshhhhht noise and tells the patient they should be better in the next 24 hours. Seriously.

He is about to be struck off though for killing someone.

My GP is so good she can write a prescription without even examining you. She even did one over the phone once! Obviously much more skilled than those who need to take a case history and do a thorough physical examination to work out what's wrong.

[Spacecadet]

Struck off ???
My mate in the army damaged his knee quite badly. The army doctor wrapped two aspirins in a bandage around the injury and sent him home for a days rest.
He didnt get struck off, he got promoted.

Clearly he's a genious at saving money

[OwlHoot]

Surely there must be someone here, possibly an expert in statistics and modelling, who believes that a trace molecule can have an inordinate effect upon the host ? Some sort of atmospheric homeopath ?

A few trace molecules from this nasty critter have an inordinate effect on the host.