Dr. MAS - Please use this thread to explain homeopathy to us

[wahrheit]

Regularly attened DHMS class, you will learn how does it work at the end of four years. Those who designed the curriculum for four years were not fool.

visit this site and review the course

http://www.homeo.top.ms

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Your chosen hosting service is just as bad as your understanding of medicine. I hope it will be back up soon, seems like I'm missing some good entertainment!

 

[Rolfe]

Now I wonder if those students in the pictures realize that what they are learning is not considered correct by current mainstream science and medicine.

Interesting you should say that. I remember reading somewhere on the Internet a lament by a Pakistani or Indian homoeopathy graduate who had only just discovered that his "qualifications" were of no use to him in America. He was quite angry that he'd been charged some hefty tuition fees, and yet when he went to America he discovered that he wasn't even considered fit to work as a nurse assistant or a paramedic without training from scratch. He was advising would-be homoeopaths to realise that homoeopathy was largely despised in the developed world among real medics, and not to consider it a quick or cheap route into medicine.

Rolfe.

 

[Ashles]

He was advising would-be homoeopaths to realise that homoeopathy was largely despised in the developed world among real medics, and not to consider it a quick or cheap route into medicine.

Quick?

Cheap?

I'm sure after Dr. MAS' 4 year course you would find it neither.

 

[Non-Sense Homeopath]

Answer, in a nutshell, yes! I admit the possibility that an 18x preparation could show pharmaceutical effect.

WHENEVER THIS QUESTION WAS FLOATED THEY BYPASSED THIS QUESTION?

 

[anor277]

Non Sense H. wrote:

Answer, in a nutshell, yes! I admit the possibility that an 18x preparation could show pharmaceutical effect.


WHENEVER THIS QUESTION WAS FLOATED THEY BYPASSED THIS QUESTION?

And what do you think this proves or demonstrates? Would you mind giving straight answers to some of the questions you've been asked?

 

[MRC_Hans]

Regularly attened DHMS class, you will learn how does it work at the end of four years. Those who designed the curriculum for four years were not fool.

visit this site and review the course

http://www.homeo.top.ms

I did. Nowhere in the program is there a course that is called "Science of Homeopathy", or equivalent. All it says is "Philosophy of Homeopathy".

Hans

 

[Ashles]

WHENEVER THIS QUESTION WAS FLOATED THEY BYPASSED THIS QUESTION?

Why do you feel the need to make all your posts CAPITALS and end them all with a sticky-out-tongue smiley?

It makes it seems as though you don't have any confidence in your own posts so you have to turn them all into a semi-joke.

Any chance of you answering seriously any of the questions posed so far?

 

[Rolfe]

WHENEVER THIS QUESTION WAS FLOATED THEY BYPASSED THIS QUESTION?

(On the assumption that these guys can only read all-caps.)

I DON'T WANT TO BE INVITED TO LUNCH.

I DON'T WANT YOU TO GIVE ME A MILLION RUPEES.

I DON'T WANT YOU TO ASK ME TO EXPLAIN A LOT OF THINGS TO YOU.

I DON'T WANT YOU TO TELL ME HOW MANY PhDs YOU HAVE.

I DON'T WANT TO TALK ABOUT WHO IS USING WHOSE LOGIN.

I ONLY WANT YOU TO EXPLAIN TO ME, IN SCIENTIFIC TERMS, HOW HOMOEOPATHY WORKS.

JUST LIKE YOU PROMISED.

Rolfe.

 

[Vikram]

Those who designed the curriculum for four years were not fool.

Of course not. They were fools.

 

[Vikram]

Interesting you should say that. I remember reading somewhere on the Internet a lament by a Pakistani or Indian homoeopathy graduate who had only just discovered that his "qualifications" were of no use to him in America. He was quite angry that he'd been charged some hefty tuition fees, and yet when he went to America he discovered that he wasn't even considered fit to work as a nurse assistant or a paramedic without training from scratch. He was advising would-be homoeopaths to realise that homoeopathy was largely despised in the developed world among real medics, and not to consider it a quick or cheap route into medicine.

An acquaintance of mine in Bombay joined homeopathic college because he wanted to become a doctor but could not get into med school. He now uses the title 'Dr.' before his name and prescribes antibiotics and steroids and other drugs in decidedly non-homeopathic doses to patients, just as a medical doctor would. In the Indian subcontinent, those who become homeopaths are simply those who want to practice medicine but don't have the grades to get into REAL med school.

Unfortunately, the significant hold that Ayurveda (traditional Indian medicine) and Unani (traditional Muslim medicine) have over the populace prevents the passage in India of definitive legislature that restricts practitioners of alternative medicine. Furthermore, it's amusing how many people believe that homeopathy is also a traditional Indian system of medicine. As if someone thousands of years ago wrote a 'Homeoveda' or something...

The Indian Medical Association has been trying to get laws passed that will prohibit quacks from prescribing 'allopathic' drugs. One waits and hopes...

 

[Rolfe]

Since I posted that, the actual source has been linked to in a post in the "How homeopathy does work" thread that Mas started in the Education forum area.

Sometimes they are greatly disappointed... something I remember many years ago on the sci.med Usenet group (hey, I found it!):
http://groups-beta.google.com/group/sci.med/msg/6ddc6285a4c7f67b?hl=en

Edited to add: This is the first discussion where he was learning the value of his education:
http://groups-beta.google.com/group...e5134aa835d2?q=&rnum=2&hl=en#4afae5134aa835d2

Read the second link first. It's an absolute corker.

Rolfe.

 

[Psiload]

An acquaintance of mine in Bombay joined homeopathic college because he wanted to become a doctor but could not get into med school. He now uses the title 'Dr.' before his name and prescribes antibiotics and steroids and other drugs in decidedly non-homeopathic doses to patients, just as a medical doctor would. In the Indian subcontinent, those who become homeopaths are simply those who want to practice medicine but don't have the grades to get into REAL med school.

Unfortunately, the significant hold that Ayurveda (traditional Indian medicine) and Unani (traditional Muslim medicine) have over the populace prevents the passage in India of definitive legislature that restricts practitioners of alternative medicine. Furthermore, it's amusing how many people believe that homeopathy is also a traditional Indian system of medicine. As if someone thousands of years ago wrote a 'Homeoveda' or something...

The Indian Medical Association has been trying to get laws passed that will prohibit quacks from prescribing 'allopathic' drugs. One waits and hopes...

Homeopaths prescribing antibiotics? Isn't that like Catholic priests handing out copies of the Koran?

My favorite is the homeopaths that rail against "Western medicine"...

and Rolfe calls them out with, "In what way is Germany not Western?"

 

[Non-Sense Homeopath]

wah
this link is working. http://www.homeo.top.ms

please get a new computer and speedy internet connection.

 

[Non-Sense Homeopath]

And what do you think this proves or demonstrates? Would you mind giving straight answers to some of the questions you've been asked?

yes, why not?

but depends upon your answer of the asked question.

does it work in 6x, 12x or not?

 

[Rolfe]

(On the assumption that these guys can only read all-caps.)

I DON'T WANT TO BE INVITED TO LUNCH.

I DON'T WANT YOU TO GIVE ME A MILLION RUPEES.

I DON'T WANT YOU TO ASK ME TO EXPLAIN A LOT OF THINGS TO YOU.

I DON'T WANT YOU TO TELL ME HOW MANY PhDs YOU HAVE.

I DON'T WANT TO TALK ABOUT WHO IS USING WHOSE LOGIN.

I ONLY WANT YOU TO EXPLAIN TO ME, IN SCIENTIFIC TERMS, HOW HOMOEOPATHY WORKS.

JUST LIKE YOU PROMISED.

Rolfe.

PLEASE TAKE NOTE OF THE THIRD POINT IN THAT LIST.

NOW, PLEASE EXPLAIN TO ME, IN SCIENTIFIC TERMS, WHAT IS YOUR UNDERSTANDING OF HOW HOMOEOPATHY WORKS.

Rolfe.

 

[wahrheit]

(On the assumption that these guys can only read all-caps.)
*snip*

Oh, that answers a post I just made in one of the other MAS NON SENSE HOMEOPATH CAPS threads, thanks

 

[SezMe]

Since I posted that, the actual source has been linked to in a post in the "How homeopathy does work" thread that Mas started in the Education forum area.Read the second link first. It's an absolute corker.

Rolfe.

From the second link:

I am Bachelors in Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery (BHMS)

Huh? What is Homeopathic Surgery????

 

[Psiload]

From the second link:

Huh? What is Homeopathic Surgery????

That's when a surgeon uses a teeny tiny scalpel to make pretend incisions in a patient in order to correct psychosomatic conditions.

The more serious the condition, the smaller the scalpel required.

The removal of imaginary malignant tumors requires a scapel made up of no actual atoms of stainless steel.

A fascinating field of endeavour.

See also: "psychic surgery".

 

[Dr. A Sheikh]

From the second link:

Huh? What is Homeopathic Surgery????

surgery is not contained branch of allopathic medical system. surgery is the part of all therapies including herbal, magnetotherpy, acupuncture, allopathy and homeopathy etc.

 

[H3LL]

surgery is not contained branch of allopathic medical system. surgery is the part of all therapies including herbal, magnetotherpy, acupuncture, allopathy and homeopathy etc.

The mind boggles...

Herbal Surgery - Appendectomy with a twig?

Magnetotherapy Surgery - Inject iron-filling into the gall-bladder and rip it through the abdomen with powerful magnets?

Homeopathic Surgery - Lie patient in a completely empty room and wait outside?

Acupuncture Surgery - Use tatoo stylus to burrow into patient?