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Rad-daddio posted:if i hire a domme to kick me in the side until i piss blood, would that be covered by an HMO or a PPO?
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My juicy anus farts have magical healing powers, you can't tell me they dont
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Private Cumshoe posted:y'all every try jenkem? It's an alternative to recreational medicine its also the best extant skate magazine https://www.jenkemmag.com
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Cactus Ghost posted:its also the best extant skate magazine rip big brother (god drat it's been 20 years)
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Rad-daddio posted:if i hire a domme to kick me in the side until i piss blood, would that be covered by an HMO or a PPO? PeePee Oh!
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Cactus Ghost posted:its rude to huff your own farts in public Auto correct suggested I should start huffing darts instead which I am game to try. After all if they are personally effective I should integrate that into my worldview that smoked tobacco products just give everyone cancers.
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Detach your farts.
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zedprime posted:As a Scientism adherent I am often told I should still huffing farts but it's actually more complex. I have an entire journal of qualitative and quantitative measures like volume and smell that I use to characterize the effectiveness of different diets I try. yeah I'd have a dart
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maybealabia posted:"I'll ignore the extremely problematic and damaging history of this idea because it makes me feel better" Oh Christ here we go.. “Goon takes off hand joke comment in a mockery thread as dead serious statement of fact, gets offended over imagined slight and proceeds to make massive derail with ever increasing entirely self made up reading of a nothing” Never change goons.
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Has anyone talked about the benefits of huffing jenkum yet?
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Extra row of tits posted:Never change goons.  That's a safe bet!
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Voting in the US is about as useful as "alt medicine"
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Private Cumshoe posted:Voting in the US is about as useful as "alt medicine" 
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Me, holding the spine of someone I accidentally folded in half: "but I'm just one person, what impact could I possibly make?"
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I ate 17 pounds of turmeric water that I bought at whole foods. That motherfuckin poo poo cured my hiv.
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syntaxfunction posted:Me, holding the spine of someone I accidentally folded in half: "but I'm just one person, what impact could I possibly make?"
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Private Cumshoe posted:my toxins are inflaming They've always been inflaming, but now they're rebelling!
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what are the benefits of tree moss? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OW0NpwHpOP4 TREE MOSS
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The benefits of tree moss are many
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time heals all wounds. this is why nobody has ever died.
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You're out of time, buddy
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A woman I know was just diagnosed with Parkinson’s and told her doctor she was going to consult with her naturopath first before treatment.
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My long time GF is a internet witch and makes bank telling people their futures based on card draws lmao
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Wish I could come up with an entirely pulled out of my rear end, 10 minutes work a day, job I could do from home. I almost had one for a year and it was pretty rad.
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Corn Glizzy posted:A woman I know was just diagnosed with Parkinson’s and told her doctor she was going to consult with her naturopath first before treatment.  I'm going to eat activated quinoa about it
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I hate chiropractic. I went to one once and they told me I had an old lumbar vertebral fracture and later on when I went to an actual doctor they showed it to me and explained that it was just a variation of normal anatomy. They said they only showed me because they trusted that I would understand because I have somewhat of a medical background (veterinarian). That's kind of sad that they knew some people would ignore the doctor and insist there was something wrong and get a second opinion (probably from a chiropractor!) Personally I do believe in acupuncture but only as a complement to western medicine. There's actually a ton of research backing up acupuncture for pain and physical therapists have even started "dry needling" trigger points, which is basically just what would be called the "ah shi" points. Acupuncture started as a bloodletting technique and because of that most acupuncture points have a rich blood and nerve supply which can be stimulated by acupuncture causing local effects, and potentially also more far reaching effects due to the nerve supply coming from the spinal cord or brainstem. The acupuncture theoretically causes afferent stimulation that can affect other nerves and even organs or parts of the brain. All I'm saying is it has more solid theory and method to it than things like homeopathy and ear candling. There are people that practice medical acupuncture which uses current technology and knowledge to explain the ancient Traditional Chinese Medicine side of it, which basically can be seen as metaphors. It's a shame acupuncture gets lumped in with voodoo or whatever. It doesn't have to be a whole belief system, it can and has been actually explained logically. I've got some bad news for the people who say nothing's true outside of current medical practice or theory, it's actually constantly changing, which is why medical research exists. This is also why doctors are required to attend continuing education: medicine is always changing. Some things that were believed or practiced in the past have been studied and proven wrong many times.
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I don't think anybody in here is claiming this, but yeah it does need to be said every now and then. However, I think more to answer chuds who seem to think that scientists and doctors actually believe that a scientific finding or current practice is unchangeable. I run into dickheads in my work all the time who want to shout "But I thought the biologists told us X, why are you telling us Y now??" Well, ya bing bong, because we kept researching and have a new finding. From my lit searching on chiropracty it seems like general science backed medical consensus has not changed yet despite ongoing research.
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Dixville posted:I hate chiropractic. I went to one once and they told me I had an old lumbar vertebral fracture and later on when I went to an actual doctor they showed it to me and explained that it was just a variation of normal anatomy. They said they only showed me because they trusted that I would understand because I have somewhat of a medical background (veterinarian). That's kind of sad that they knew some people would ignore the doctor and insist there was something wrong and get a second opinion (probably from a chiropractor!) I bet your chiropractor would have realigned your chakras, and then rubbed you with some salt crystals and energy formations. Then once your "abnormal", "anatomy" got back in to line you could have just maintained that with some reikki chants and stabbing yourself in the eyes with some organic asparagus every time you took a poo poo.
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Dixville posted:I've got some bad news for the people who say nothing's true outside of current medical practice or theory, it's actually constantly changing, which is why medical research exists. This is also why doctors are required to attend continuing education: medicine is always changing. Some things that were believed or practiced in the past have been studied and proven wrong many times. I don't think there are many of these people I agree with your hypothesis about why acupuncture might offer some symptom relief for certain things by sort of confusing, distracting, or somehow "resetting" local nerve groups The main problem is that an awful lot of people still think and say that it can cure all sorts of things, just like chiropracty or homeopathy, and then you get a lot of people ignoring proven treatments to get poked instead
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A local Chiropractor unironically advertises himself as a treatment plan for people with dementia. If there is any justice in the universe, that dude will spend eternity in whatever passes for 'hell'.
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Your second metatarsal is out of alignment and it's causing your brain tumor, please keep returning for adjustments
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maybealabia posted:I don't think there are many of these people Yeah it's unfortunate that most people only know acupuncture where they talk about "chi" and "spleen wind" or whatever. The channels follow major nerves much of the time. There's a logical explanation to it it's not some kind of magical knowledge from the orient. I respectfully disagree with them though because there's a ton of overlap in how points get chosen using medical vs TCM acupuncture so sometimes they just reach the same conclusion anyway. If it works who am I to judge their way of understanding it? But yeah if people are talking about curing cancer or something with acupuncture that's not right and I hate when people are given false hope.
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how do you u know if your chiroman is adjusting the proper cervix? just adjust em all?
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maybealabia posted:Your second metatarsal is out of alignment and it's causing your brain tumor, please keep returning for adjustments i dont think there are many of these people
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Canine Blues Arooo posted:A local Chiropractor unironically advertises himself as a treatment plan for people with dementia. Oh wow, all chiropractic "patients" have dementia what the hell maybe they just need more 
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Someone in a rich part of town posted on nextdoor looking for a dog chiropractor.
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Dixville posted:I hate chiropractic. I went to one once and they told me I had an old lumbar vertebral fracture and later on when I went to an actual doctor they showed it to me and explained that it was just a variation of normal anatomy. They said they only showed me because they trusted that I would understand because I have somewhat of a medical background (veterinarian). That's kind of sad that they knew some people would ignore the doctor and insist there was something wrong and get a second opinion (probably from a chiropractor!) Acupuncture is complete nonsense and started as a way to realign energy flows. All the “pressure point” nonsense was made up when the energy bullshit lost the interest of the people they were selling it too. “Traditional Chinese medicine” was made up wholesale to cover shortages of actual medicines by the communist party. Chairman Mao is on record as saying it’s useless and he won’t use it. Dry needling is not the same as acupuncture at all and has actual science based uses. Also, medical research has well and truly established acupuncture as complete and utter bullshit using double blind testing several times.
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Extra row of tits posted:Acupuncture is complete nonsense and started as a way to realign energy flows. All the “pressure point” nonsense was made up when the energy bullshit lost the interest of the people they were selling it too. “Traditional Chinese medicine” was made up wholesale to cover shortages of actual medicines by the communist party. Chairman Mao is on record as saying it’s useless and he won’t use it. u mad
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