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To: Pogeu Mahone who wrote (155860)	4/3/2020 11:59:38 PM
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"As a physician I could not give someone Lithium as: Well, then, don't "give" it to them ? Noting the use of the word "give" in context... actually means what ? Lithium Orotate 120mg 100 tablets $11.22 Understand and agree with what you are saying about the function of the dumbing down of doctors as a deliberate by product of the system of education. Reality is... that your body does not care how the things put in your mouth are labelled... it only cares how they function in fact when committed to interact with you... Obviously, that's not just an issue in medicine: Does it matter if that bottle of wine cost $5... or cost $5000... if it tickles your palate in just the right way ? Well, it doesn't, either way, as long as you don't know which it is ? Should I not drink red wine... without out a prescription ? Should I get a prescription for life-style changes... eat a Mediterranean with a family in the south of France... maybe quit being an air traffic controller, and start spinning pots... and get an occasional massage... instead of taking an anxiolytic ? Which would likely work better ? Is it food ? Is it a drug ? The distinction is an artificiality... and we are all impoverished by the choices made in the self interest of the witch doctor's guilds. But the fact of the distinction existing is itself... ample evidence of the nature of the interest driving it ? The impact on the guilds... is ongoing... as communication (like this here) replaces the 1950's era concept of doctor's authority being absolute and immutable ? The virus... is accelerating trends... Again, as our discussion as one proof... so is the telemedicine interest an inexorable force for change... I can't think the profession is advantaged in its adoption of errors through the showing made by its spokespersons in the current travail ? CDC's talking heads... saying masks won't protect you, so send them to us, because they will protect us? Fauci's innumerable mis-steps under a spot light... are less revealing of his personal limits than they are CLEARLY exposing flaws in the systems in which, with which he works... not meaning "orangemanbad" with which the brainwashed will immediately begin to resonate... Don't get me started on the WHO again ? How brain dead do you have to be to listen to them ? Anyway...