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HassleCat

(6,409 posts)

11. That's correst

Reply to Mika (Reply #3)

Tue Apr 5, 2016, 03:12 PM

Apr 2016

Because those have been evaluated by the government, run through tests and trials, monitored for adverse reactions and side effects while on the market, pulled if they turn out to be dangerous, etc. The same cannot be said for remedies "infused with organic chi energy" and such.

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Ezekiel Stephan: Why naturopaths shouldn’t treat children—or anyone else [View all] HuckleB Apr 2016 OP

I'm not a scientist, but... HassleCat Apr 2016 #1

OK, then. HuckleB Apr 2016 #2

I better explain HassleCat Apr 2016 #4

Got it. HuckleB Apr 2016 #6

Only big pharma approved methodologies for kids. Mika Apr 2016 #3

I'm sorry that you think we should ignore science and let scam artists run rampant. HuckleB Apr 2016 #5

Yeh. That's exactly what I said. Exactly. Mika Apr 2016 #7

No one contorted your comment. HuckleB Apr 2016 #8

No one except you. Mika Apr 2016 #9

So you now claim your response was meaningless. HuckleB Apr 2016 #10

funny. that's how i read it, too. mopinko Apr 2016 #12

That's correst HassleCat Apr 2016 #11