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| quote: | Originally posted by Chimney
Empirism is a nice way to go about it, but in the vast world of science it's unpractical. |
applying real life experience to real life is unpractical?
...did i read that correctly?
| quote: | Originally posted by Chimney
Second of all, it's obvious you try different treatments, especially when neuroleptics are syndrom-based. Add to this the multitude of adverse effects, resistance to specific active substances and you have the reason why "doctors prescribe the newest pills". |
why does anyone think that adding chemical substances that are made in an industrial factory and enclosed in small capsules is really a proper way or effective way of treating anything?
there are natural cures for every disease.
natural medicine has been practiced and has worked for thousands of years.
pills are used to control and they are used for money.
and pills are notorious for causing diseases, symptoms which are worse then the original disease or symptom.
studies which support pills are funded by the companies which make money off of pills.
your science is corrupt, full of assumptions, and causes vast limitations.
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