Two stories

footfootfoot · 04-14-2016, 11:25 AM

A *friend of a friend of a person I know* (in other words, being intentionally vague)
was in the alternative medicine field and not only dispensed the kool-aid, but also dipped deeply into their stash, decided they were going to go all alternative medicine when their one or two year old child had some minor childhood illness that is routinely treated with antibiotics.

The illness progressed unchecked despite repeated kool-aid treatments until it became meningitis and now they have a 20 something year old kid who is severely brain damaged.

And they still think they made the right decision and are still strong advocates of the kool-aid cure.

tw · 04-14-2016, 11:49 AM

New York state proved that most alternative medicines (ie health food stores) do not even contain ingredients claimed on the label.

One of Steve Job's greatest regrets was using alternative medications. He blames that for contributing to his death.

Anyone who imposes religious beliefs on another is Satanic. As Pennsylvania's scumbag Senator Santorum tried to do to Terry Schiavo. He tried to impose his Catholic beliefs on his victim.

You can choose your medications for yourself based upon your religion. But evil is to use that same strategy on anyone else. Good people never impose their religious beliefs on anyone - ever. Even Puritans had to flee England (to America) to get away from religious wackos who imposed religion on others.

Religion is only between one man and his god. Religion must never impose restrictions on anyone else - ever. Alternative medicines are mostly destructive scams that feed on adults who act emotional like children.

04-14-2016, 11:25 AM	#1
footfootfoot To shreds, you say? Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: in the house and on the street-how many, many feet we meet! Posts: 18,449	A friend of a friend of a person I know (in other words, being intentionally vague) was in the alternative medicine field and not only dispensed the kool-aid, but also dipped deeply into their stash, decided they were going to go all alternative medicine when their one or two year old child had some minor childhood illness that is routinely treated with antibiotics. The illness progressed unchecked despite repeated kool-aid treatments until it became meningitis and now they have a 20 something year old kid who is severely brain damaged. And they still think they made the right decision and are still strong advocates of the kool-aid cure. __________________ The internet is a hateful stew of vomit you can never take completely seriously. - Her Fobs

04-14-2016, 11:49 AM	#2
tw Read? I only know how to write. Join Date: Jan 2001 Posts: 11,933	New York state proved that most alternative medicines (ie health food stores) do not even contain ingredients claimed on the label. One of Steve Job's greatest regrets was using alternative medications. He blames that for contributing to his death. Anyone who imposes religious beliefs on another is Satanic. As Pennsylvania's scumbag Senator Santorum tried to do to Terry Schiavo. He tried to impose his Catholic beliefs on his victim. You can choose your medications for yourself based upon your religion. But evil is to use that same strategy on anyone else. Good people never impose their religious beliefs on anyone - ever. Even Puritans had to flee England (to America) to get away from religious wackos who imposed religion on others. Religion is only between one man and his god. Religion must never impose restrictions on anyone else - ever. Alternative medicines are mostly destructive scams that feed on adults who act emotional like children.

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