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by Did67 » 08/10/14, 18:45

Obamot wrote:Bah, I thought eg. at Hic - which is nice - not to mention it, but ...

(and I do not think I have challenged you or willingly in difficulty, or I apologize) 8) but for me as long as it happens with mutual respect ...


1) As I was the only speaker who preceded these remarks, I obviously took for myself.

Like what, it's hard to be perfectly clear about a forum. Such thought uttered as a generality is taken as a direct address by another forumeur (here, me).

2) As I wrote, there is no discomfort, since what I wrote was not correct. Or at least very ambiguous! Advancing to the interpretation you give. That was not the accuracy of my thought.

So I took that as a justified challenge.

Admitting my wrongs has never been a problem in itself. It is even, in my state of mind, the sine qua non condition for me to allow myself to express my point of view [if this were not the case, it remains to admit the dictatorship of thought. .]


So there is no discomfort. And it is, from my own point of view, useless to apologize.
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by Obamot » 08/10/14, 20:58

Well, to your credit, I do not have the habit of overwhelming anyone (eh Janic)! : Mrgreen:

In fact no discomfort any, and my patience goes up to a year, so there's the margin : Cheesy:
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by Janic » 09/10/14, 08:01

Obamot hello
Janic wrote:
must be so that nothing can replace it!
https://www.econologie.com/forums/post276664.html#276664

Janic wrote:
I do not question any attempt to prevent possible abuses.
NO AAAH?
Of course not ! We must put everything in context!
Janic wrote:
must be so that nothing can replace it!
Exactly! Those who, out of indifference or conformism are satisfied with the system in place, they must do well with. Now is there anything that can replace it? For the majority of cases (excluding surgery): yes! But this requires a questioning of a lot of things, which is not within the reach or the will of many. " Each his way, each his way As the song says.
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Provided these recommendations apply only to those who espouse the system in place.
To those who dispute it to be "a little smarter" than the system in place ...?
Dreamer!
It's not a question of malignity, but of interest! You could talk to me for hours of football, it would leave me (and tired) of marble, the subject does not interest me at all! It's the same for what comes out of the "system" in place. See also the time it took for homeopathy to no longer be considered as the ugly duckling (and here it is about medicine, not gurus of sects) in spite of the fierce opposition of the system in place (the labs)
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must be so that nothing can replace it!
And so you have to offer something ..............
Here too, it is not a question of proposition only, but of acceptance, of recognition of it and, believe me, it is worse than the 12 works of Hercules.
For the anecdote, Rika Zaraï, who had left (by these other things in question) despite the pessimistic predictions of doctors, was one day invited to a TV show for his testimony "the ass in the basin" with doctors . She challenged these doctors to heal cases recognized on both sides. His challenge was not raised when it was the ideal way to demonstrate that the "ass in the basin" was pipel. All she got was the near-mediatic end of her career, never again invited on TV, on radio, for years, and she only survived because of her fans watching her tours.
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And it's been almost half a century I'm not them and not me that door better, as well as many others!
In fact you have a grudge against the system in place Janic, confess!
It shows as much as that? But it's not a tooth, but the whole jaw! I'm against ALL which opposes any means which could relieve, and as far as possible, all the sufferings. The current system has its peculiarities (mainly drug dealer) and it's his right! Where the bat, it is this side hunt kept (with these orders repressive doctors against all those who leave the nails, even if these differences heal, since they recognize themselves as mission only to preserve the system itself and not the suffering!
Because otherwise the dangers are there and are sometimes extreme: for example when a sect proposes to potential flocks to "help them to get out of drugs" (by replacing a physical addiction by a psychic one, for example ... really worth knowing which woueb site we have to do ...)
Because you think that the great sect that dominates the doctors themselves by making dealers, is less dangerous? That if parents choose a different path than this one end up with the police system at the buttocks (it is the lived experience), not for nonconformity, but for endangering the life of others and one s is astonished that these non-conformists must hide to avoid becoming new victims of the system in place (I have already cited elsewhere the example of the girl with leukemia that characterizes the situation.)
Also take the example of CTs who refuse blood transfusions and who are persecuted IN FRANCE, while USA the medical profession is accustomed to it and uses substitutes widely accepted by these TJ (this is medical obscurantism).
Hell is paved with good intentions !
Eh yes ! This is the problem since it does not question the sincerity of each party, but (it's going to displease!) The Nazis were also sincere, the current terrorists are also sincere, etc ... the labs and especially their wonderful benefits : business is business!
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by Obamot » 09/10/14, 12:33

I was referring to your sentence and the word "nothing", because as it is, the only reliable framework allowing to be linked to a recognized credibility is the HONcode.

And even with the justified objections you mention, BUT:

... Nothing prevents someone of good will from respecting the principles of the HONcode, whatever their therapeutic practices: whether it be orthomolecular medicine, conventional medicine, homeopathy, acupuncture, self-care. hypnosis or whatever ... We have already had this debate. And since we agree on the essentials, let's move on ...

If you wanted to get the HON's approval wrongly thinking that you would not be entitled to it, ask me some objections from MP and I'll tell you how to do it to overcome them.
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by Janic » 09/10/14, 19:31

And even with the justified objections you mention, BUT:

... Nothing prevents someone of good will, to respect the principles of the HONcode, whatever its therapeutic practices: that it is orthomolecular medicine, conventional, homeopathy, acupuncture, hypnosis or whatever ... We've had this debate before. And since we agree on the essential, let's move on to something else ...

If you wanted to get the HON's approval wrongly thinking that you would not be entitled to it, ask me some objections from MP and I'll tell you how to do it to overcome them.
I just wanted to point out that it's far from the cup (unfermented grape juice of course!) on the lips.
For example how to apply this HONcode to dowsing, to fire-cutting prayers, magnetizers, etc ... which escape any recognized "medical" framework.
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by Obamot » 10/10/14, 11:45

Janic wrote:
And even with the justified objections you mention, BUT:

... Nothing prevents someone of good will, to respect the principles of the HONcode, whatever its therapeutic practices: that it is orthomolecular medicine, conventional, homeopathy, acupuncture, hypnosis or whatever ... We've had this debate before. And since we agree on the essential, let's move on to something else ...

If you wanted to get the HON's approval wrongly thinking that you would not be entitled to it, ask me some objections from MP and I'll tell you how to do it to overcome them.
I just wanted to point out that it's far from the cup (unfermented grape juice of course!) on the lips.
For example how to apply this HONcode to dowsing, to fire-cutting prayers, magnetizers, etc ... which escape any recognized "medical" framework.

: Arrowd:

Janic wrote:you have to do with so much that [...]

... a guy you describe will not have been officially rated or recognized!

This is how! And that's also a protection against charlatans, right? (The "real" ones, and not those who would be labeled as such and who would not, since there are unfortunately some.)

And nothing prevents to at least practice a field recognized to propose another, having clearly informed the patient ?! (And by having the prerequisites to do so in all honesty!)

The example of ibogaine in traditional African medicine proves it, doctors prescribe it, but this molecule is clearly not recognized by the canons of the current medicine (I am not sure that there is a pharmaceutical preparation , perhaps the answer here >>>). Result, some are launched in the "niche"! While of course to use potentially lethal substances you need already trained people who know what they are doing! 

Valiant adventurers had tried self-medication in Lyon and they died ...
Another similar case in Ardèche in "internships":
http://www.psyvig.com/default_page.php?menu=14&page=12

I hope that you see better the interest of such a "certification", it can be in the life of people ...
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by Janic » 10/10/14, 14:45

Janic wrote:
you have to do with so much that [...]

... a guy you describe will not have been officially rated or recognized!

This is the problem! If you walk nicely in the nails, good soldier well obedient to the system, you're a nice; if you walk outside you are a villain, a quack!
This is how! And that's also a protection against charlatans, right? (The "real" ones, and not those who would be labeled as such and who would not, since there are unfortunately some.)

And according to what criteria and who decides that this or that is a quack? We must not lose sight of the fact that many of those who go to parallel therapies do so in desperation, after repeated failures of official medicine: so official quackery in this case! But if these parallels do not have the expected results (as a death), it is the rush of hyenas and jackals on the poor individual, who will be burned on the wood of the medically correct, in the name of obscurantism, as before with the other religion.
And nothing prevents to at least practice a field recognized to propose another, having clearly informed the patient ?! (And by having the prerequisites to do so in all honesty!)

Still dreamy, naive, idealistic or never crossed the white line?
In general, the use of unconventional methods does not after the failure of the previous ones. otherwise it's like wanting to fill a bathtub by leaving the drain open (here is canceled) or worse leave the tap open by trying to empty it with a small spoon!
Valiant adventurers had tried self-medication in Lyon and they died ...
Another similar case in Ardèche in "internships":
http://www.psyvig.com/default_page.php?menu=14&page=12
I hope that you see better the interest of such a "certification", it can be in the life of people ...
Yes and not at the same time! Hospitals are supposed to be HONcode? And yet:
The total iatrogénèse is more general than the drug iatrogénèse.
CCECQA Bordeaux has studied iatrogenesis in hospitals in France. This assessment of serious iatrogenic risk in health care facilities a risk of 15%, Of which 6,2% would be preventable.
Total iatrogenesis (by adding immediate and associated causes) was estimated by INSERM (1997) at 10 000 deaths / year, excluding nosocomial infections (which they are estimated to cause 4 200 deaths per year in France). But " this approach very likely underestimates the reality According to the DGS / GTNDO document The only one cancer mortality related to medical irradiation for diagnostic purposes is estimated at 3 000-5 000 / year, some of which is avoidable. And 13 000 proven deaths (and possibly up to 32 000) following a medical accident are only one (other) part of deaths excluding nosocomial infections.
In total, iatrogenic events and nosocomial infections would represent more than 20 000 deaths / year. Additional estimates show much higher figures: 34 200 annual deaths or more.
wikipedia
Of course you have to be vigilant (as with everything in everyday life, you do not cross the street without looking at each side) and sometimes there are abuses, inevitable overflows, which must be quantified (as with the terrorists, compared to the entire Muslim population, mediated), without putting all the fruits, rotten or not, in the same basket. Thus, as pointed out above, what HONcode for radiesthesists, magnetizers, fire cutters, etc ... who heal, heal, where others have abandoned or are helpless!
The same attempt was made to quantify and qualify sects in France; conclusion there was anything and everything, without thorough information and reports have succeeded, for nothing, since the very definition of a sect covers all those who do not follow the mainstream, as in politics for example .
Mivilude, an official organism, behaving itself like an inquisitive sect! The height! So after being called anti sect, it has been nuanced in fight against sectarian excesses, hardly easier to quantify, except in extreme cases. The couple who refuses vaccines is it a sectarian drift as would like to call the minister? Not to mention the media that add to it, present parcel tables that give a false impression to the reader, viewer as on France 2 yesterday news, plus generalities such as that of the minister totally vague and unverifiable, which, they are not HONcode c is the least we can say. Where are we going ?
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by Obamot » 10/10/14, 23:18

Janic wrote:The same attempt was made to quantify and qualify sects in France

Off topic !

Janic wrote:
bamot wrote:
Janic wrote:you have to do with so much that [...]

... a guy you describe will not have been officially rated or recognized!

This is the problem! If you walk nicely in the nails, good soldier well obedient to the system, you're a nice; if you walk outside you are a villain, a quack!

Nan, nan, nan :P not agree with this angle of attack!

It is those who have illegitimate practices that must be in hiding (whether they belong to the Order or not), regardless of their degree of education, the type of medicine they practice, etc. The others have nothing to fear in principle and in my humble opinion. That's not what I said or pretended, I just gave a trick or two to get through to those who think they're in a dead end.

It has always been that way, well before conventional medicine, witches / witches were burned ...

The goal was to give some tips not to get burned!

It should be noted that there are doctors in the seraglio, who however do not walk "outside the box", who undergo the same treatment that you describe! Even if these are special cases, no one is immune.

Because on the other hand, the current system offers guarantees that other systems (anarchic?) Would not have! And in the center of course, those whose avowed purpose (or unacknowledged) is not to heal, but to make money! The HONcode is also used to guard against this. It's stupidly a code of ethics, I do not see what can be blamed.

Incidentally, it should be noted that in my area, university hospitals, call on dowsers, healers and other bonesetters, as long as they benefit from experience and "recognized success" with the people they treat! There is even a directory ... You should come and settle here, you would be satisfied ... (So far from me the idea of ​​labeling caregivers of any kind.)

Janic wrote:
bamot wrote:This is how! And that's also a protection against charlatans, right? (The "real" ones, and not those who would be labeled as such and who would not, since there are unfortunately some.)

And according to what criteria and who decides that this or that is a quack?

I deliberately enlarged the line to make myself understood, but the example above with the CHUV and the HUG, shows that there is no need to segregate ... Since there will necessarily be a "sorting" by the patients, who will come back to the caregiver (in which case there will be pub by word of mouth): or not...!

Janic wrote:We must not lose sight of the fact that many of those who go to parallel therapies do so in desperation, after repeated failures of official medicine: so official quackery in this case!

In France, I recognize that the Council of the Order is very limited!

Janic wrote:But if these parallels do not have the expected results (as a death), it is the rush of hyenas and jackals on the poor individual, who will be burned on the wood of the medically correct, in the name of obscurantism, as before with the other religion.

Aha...
I have no opinion on this matter, but it is to be feared that a "bad doctor"of the seraglio, must also be held accountable in the event of repeated and / or unexplained deaths ... (Many cases in France in recent years ...)

In addition, at the criminal level, it would be necessary to prove a "will to harm", but if the caregiver did not seek to dissuade a patient from seeking treatment elsewhere, I do not see what one could blame him for! People are still old enough to understand who they are dealing with. And if he is a proven charlatan (in the sense that you would understand him) and well he will end up having to answer (whether he is seraglio or not): normal!

Janic wrote:
Obamot wrote:And nothing prevents to at least practice a field recognized to propose another, having clearly informed the patient ?! (And by having the prerequisites to do so in all honesty!)

Still dreamy, naive, idealistic or never crossed the white line?

If crossing the white line is to be wary of doctors who practice conventional "firefighter" medicine, I admit that I have already done it. : Mrgreen:

Janic wrote:In general, the use of unconventional methods does not after the failure of the previous ones. otherwise it's like wanting to fill a bathtub by leaving the drain open (here is canceled) or worse leave the tap open by trying to empty it with a small spoon!

Yes, well ... It's not wrong. On the other hand, life is full of barriers that everyone must remove, it is not new all that ... We know from the outset, even among "very official" (and besides I believe that it 'is even worse for them, must see how terrible the selection is in university hospitals these days ... and why should healers not be subjected to such selection, IN THE BEST INTERESTS OF PATIENTS => IN A SENSE AS IN THE OTHER ...!)

Janic wrote:
Obamot wrote:Valiant adventurers had tried self-medication in Lyon and they died ...
Another similar case in Ardèche in "internships":
http://www.psyvig.com/default_page.php?menu=14&page=12
I hope that you see better the interest of such a "certification", it can be in the life of people ...

Yes and not at the same time! Hospitals are supposed to be HONcode? And yet:
wikipedia wrote:Iatrogenesis total is more general than drug iatrogenesis.
CCECQA Bordeaux has studied iatrogenesis in hospitals in France. This assessment of serious iatrogenic risk in health care facilities a risk of 15%, Of which 6,2% would be preventable.
Total iatrogenesis (by adding immediate and associated causes) was estimated by INSERM (1997) at 10 000 deaths / year, excluding nosocomial infections (which they are estimated to cause 4 200 deaths per year in France). But " this approach very likely underestimates the reality According to the DGS / GTNDO document The only one cancer mortality related to medical irradiation for diagnostic purposes is estimated at 3 000-5 000 / year, some of which is avoidable. And 13 000 proven deaths (and possibly up to 32 000) following a medical accident are only one (other) part of deaths excluding nosocomial infections.
In total, iatrogenic events and nosocomial infections would represent more than 20 000 deaths / year. Additional estimates show much higher figures: 34 200 annual deaths or more.

Attention, iatrogenesis can come ONLY and exclusively from a prescriber member of the nursing staff! (A doctor in this case ...)

Janic wrote:Of course you have to be vigilant (as with everything in everyday life, you do not cross the street without looking at each side) and sometimes there are abuses, inevitable overflows, which must be quantified (as with the terrorists, compared to the entire Muslim population, mediated), without putting all the fruits, rotten or not, in the same basket. Thus, as pointed out above, what HONcode for radiesthesists, magnetizers, fire cutters, etc ... who heal, heal, where others have abandoned or are helpless!

Ah bein it depends on the qualifiers you use, the HONcode is very clear on it!

In HONsearch you have 171 results when you put the word "dowsing"So it is not taboo or excluded from those who adhere to the HONcode ... You see how far preconceived ideas can lead (I'm not saying that this is your case, but you have to be wary of them. ..)

Some HONcode certified links on this topic:

25 radiéthésiste magnetiser healer with years of experience
http://sante-az.aufeminin.com/forum/f99 ... ience.html

Article with Eric, magnetizer:
http://www.carevox.fr/sante-naturelle-5 ... -apres-une

Carly pubs: Radiesthesists in the Loire and Paris:
http://www.le-guide-sante.org/Annuaire/ ... Loire.html
http://www.le-guide-sante.org/Annuaire/ ... sseau.html

It's because you did not know the HONcode, maybe?

PS: I tell you that in some countries, they are more and more very open on these topics ...
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by Janic » 11/10/14, 08:46

Obamot hello

The same attempt was made to quantify and qualify sects in France

Off topic !

On the contrary! Who evokes quackery sects?
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This is the problem! If you walk nicely in the nails, good soldier well obedient to the system, you're a nice; if you walk outside you are a villain, a quack!

Nan, nan, nan not agree with this angle of attack!

I do not claim an agreement, it's just a point of view related to experience, to experience!
It is those who have illegitimate practices that must be in hiding (whether they belong to the Order or not), regardless of their degree of education, the type of medicine they practice, etc.
The others have nothing to fear in principle and in my humble opinion. That's not what I said or pretended, I just gave a trick or two to get through to those who think they're in a dead end.
Experience also makes it necessary to use tricks like to keep a low profile, to be as discreet as possible so as not to generate the wrath of the conservatives who hold the powers. But this HONcode (I do not deny its usefulness when we walk in the nails) is useless in these cases.
The goal was to give some tips not to get burned!
Except that it does not work for nonconformists. It's a bit like using an allopathic reading chart to adapt it to homeopathy, it does not work either.
It should be noted that there are doctors in the seraglio, who however do not walk "outside the box", who undergo the same treatment that you describe! Even if these are special cases, no one is immune.
Hard to believe ! Give a concrete example! As soon as a doctor moves away from medically "correct" (I speak for France) and function of the differences in question, he will find himself pilloried by the order of doctors who watches over grain to preserve their exclusive business.
Because on the other hand, the current system offers guarantees that other systems (anarchic?) Would not have!

It is certain as any system instituted, it offers certain advantages and disadvantages too, after it is a question of choice and risks taken from both sides. but suffering does not wait for institutions to change, it demands an immediate response.
For the anecdote, personally lived, and certified by his entourage: a person suffering from cancer in the final phase and suffering enormously despite the drugs taken, saw his pain decrease and almost disappear, from simple hygienic advice, until his death.
And in the center of course, those whose avowed purpose (or unacknowledged) is not to heal, but to make money! The HONcode is also used to guard against this. It's stupidly a code of ethics, I do not see what can be blamed.
Nothing but its unsuitability to certain situations, at the margin, to which these criteria are not adapted
Incidentally, it should be noted that in my area, university hospitals, call on dowsers, healers and other bonesetters, as long as they benefit from experience and "recognized success" with the people they treat! There is even a directory ... You should come and settle here, you would be satisfied ... (So far from me the idea of ​​labeling caregivers of any kind.)
Yes, but you are Switzerland (Protestant heritage), we in France (eldest daughter of the Church who has kept some inquisitorial reflexes). But, it changes very slowly, too!
Janic wrote:
obamot wrote:
This is how! And that's also a protection against charlatans, right? (The "real" ones, and not those who would be labeled as such and who would not, since there are unfortunately some.)
And according to what criteria and who decides that this or that is a quack?
I deliberately enlarged the line to make myself understood, but the example above with the CHUV and the HUG, shows that there is no need to segregate ... Since there will necessarily be a "sorting" by the patients, who will return to the caregiver (in which case there will be advertising by word of mouth): or not ...!

It's Switzerland!
http://www.medecine.unige.ch/enseigneme ... sseurs.pdf
In France, I recognize that the Council of the Order is very limited!
It is more than limited, it only serves to protect the benefits and power of the profession and labs, patients are not their main goal.
I have no opinion on this question, but it is to be feared that a "bad doctor" of the seraglio, also has to be accountable in the event of repeated and / or unexplained deaths ... (Many cases in France these last years...)
20.000 cases estimated all the same! And I do not speak of bad doctors, but of a bad medicine, it is different!
In addition, at the criminal level, it would be necessary to prove a "will to harm", but if the caregiver did not seek to dissuade a patient from seeking treatment elsewhere, I do not see what one could blame him for!
But it is also valid for any parallel that will be pilloried, success or not! We are in France where deterrence is manu militari!
If crossing the white line is to be wary of doctors who practice conventional "firefighter" medicine, I admit that I have already done so.

And you found yourself with the cops on the buttocks as the couple who refuses the vaccines in question (illegal vaccines also since quinquavalents)?


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In general, the use of non-classical methods only occurs after the failure of the previous ones. otherwise it's like wanting to fill a bathtub by leaving the drain open (here is canceled) or worse leave the tap open by trying to empty it with a small spoon!
Yes, well ... It's not wrong. On the other hand, life is full of barriers that everyone must remove, it is not new all that ... We know from the outset, even among "very official" (and besides I believe that it 'is even worse for them, must see how terrible the selection is in university hospitals these days ... and why should healers not be subjected to such selection, IN THE BEST INTERESTS OF PATIENTS => IN A SENSE AS IN THE OTHER ...!)
Just as much of course! Unfortunately how to do this sorting knowing that in this area as in others, it does not work every time and that every exclusion, would only further penalize a slice of caregivers do not meet the new criteria instituted (by practitioners current in general who are mutually contentious most of the time) Indeed, in case of cumulative failures, the left behind would start looking for another exit, not recognized according to the new criteria, and this endlessly It's the snake biting its tail! But I recognize that what Switzerland is doing is already a big step towards less exclusivity.
Attention, iatrogenesis can come ONLY and exclusively from a prescriber member of the nursing staff! (A doctor in this case ...)
That's what I was mentioning!

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Thus, as pointed out above, what HONcode for radiesthesists, magnetizers, fire cutters, etc ... who heal, heal, where others have abandoned or are helpless!

Ah well it depends on the qualifiers you use, the HONcode is very clear on that! In the HONsearch you have 171 results when you put the word "dowsing", so it is not taboo or excluded from those who adhere to the HONcode ... You see how far preconceived ideas can lead (I'm not saying this is your case, but you have to be careful ...)

http://www.larevuedupraticien.fr/histoi ... e-medicale
(note that the newspaper does not get wet by giving no opinion for or against, which is not a recognition so far.)
It's because you did not know the HONcode, maybe?
Very probably ! What I say most certainly, I only reacted according to the list that you indicated, so I did not make the trial but just indicated its unsuitability to certain situations.
PS: I tell you that in some countries, they are more and more very open on these topics ...
Good! Provided that it multiplies and spreads to France with the suppression of the order of doctors "Vichycian" that Mittérand had promised to suppress, but this order is a state in the French state, powerful, since representative of huge industries drugs poisons.
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by Obamot » 11/10/14, 10:32

Well, overall I agree with you, but not in certain "details"!

Janic wrote:Obamot hello

Janic wrote:
Obamot wrote:The same attempt was made to quantify and qualify sects in France

Off topic !

On the contrary! Who evokes quackery sects?

Their followers the victims? Honestly nothing to do with semolina (pesticides!)
... in the corner: there are no tanic tanks : Cheesy:

Janic wrote:
Obamot wrote:
Janic wrote:This is the problem! If you walk nicely in the nails, good soldier well obedient to the system, you're a nice; if you walk outside you are a villain, a quack!

Nan, nan, nan not agree with this angle of attack!

I do not claim an agreement, it's just a point of view related to experience, to experience!

Honestly, to put oneself in a logic of ghettoisation brings what!
You speak of "lived", you would feel good there, you?

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Janic wrote:It is those who have illegitimate practices that must be in hiding (whether they belong to the Order or not), regardless of their degree of education, the type of medicine they practice, etc.
The others have nothing to fear in principle and in my humble opinion.
Experience also makes it necessary to use tricks like to keep a low profile, to be as discreet as possible so as not to generate the wrath of the conservatives who hold the powers. But this HONcode (I do not deny its usefulness when we walk in the nails) is useless in these cases.

It's up to you to challenge it, but until then nothing relevant proves that there is an organism that replaces it ... So you have to make or create another!

Obamot wrote:
Janic wrote:The goal was to give some tips not to get burned!
Except that it does not work for nonconformists. It's a bit like using an allopathic reading chart to adapt it to homeopathy, it does not work either.

Dito ... And in fact it works very well, I know a lot of "affiliates" who are not "conformists" ... Why absolutely make distinctions (isn't it the establishment that seeks to do that? , so why bring water to your mill ...), you're a little fed up with creating "separate classes" of calimeros.
Diwouar, whatever system is in place, wouldn't you be going against the grain, like that, just: "by principle"! : Mrgreen:

Obamot wrote:
Janic wrote:It should be noted that there are doctors in the seraglio, who however do not walk "outside the box", who undergo the same treatment that you describe! Even if these are special cases, no one is immune.
Hard to believe ! Give a concrete example! As soon as a doctor moves away from medically "correct" (I speak for France) and function of the differences in question, he will find himself pilloried by the order of doctors who watches over grain to preserve their exclusive business.

Pfff, with the number of disgraced toubibs, we could fill a whole directory ...! This does not mean that they would be excluded from the HONcode, if they respect its principles. And in the principles, I do not see what we can reproach, unless we try to hide!
When I see the number of perverts in society, the HONcode is highly useful. To deny that would be a little like defending the cause of the perverts.

Obamot wrote:
Janic wrote:Because on the other hand, the current system offers guarantees that other systems (anarchic?) Would not have!

It is certain as any system instituted, it offers certain advantages and disadvantages too, after it is a question of choice and risks taken from both sides. but suffering does not wait for institutions to change, it demands an immediate response.

Precisely, the HONcode is one of these answers, just respect the principles and know how to use it ...

Obamot wrote:
Janic wrote:And in the center of course, those whose avowed purpose (or unacknowledged) is not to heal, but to make money! The HONcode is also used to guard against this. It's stupidly a code of ethics, I do not see what can be blamed.
Nothing but its unsuitability to certain situations, at the margin, to which these criteria are not adapted

Is it as far as it does not have its reason to be (what to propose instead, in the meantime, let's stop criticizing). There is nothing else and, in any case, we should first thank this initiative. Do you understand that this debate is a bit counterproductive in some respects?

Obamot wrote:
Janic wrote:Incidentally, it should be noted that in my area, university hospitals, call on dowsers, healers and other bonesetters, as long as they benefit from experience and "recognized success" with the people they treat! There is even a directory ... You should come and settle here, you would be satisfied ... (So far from me the idea of ​​labeling caregivers of any kind.)
Yes, but you are Switzerland (Protestant heritage), we in France (eldest daughter of the Church who has kept some inquisitorial reflexes). But, it changes very slowly, too!

The HONcode has no borders! Except in the minds : Mrgreen: That's what you mean?

Janic wrote:
Obamot wrote:
Janic wrote:
Obamot wrote:This is how! And that's also a protection against charlatans, right? (The "real" ones, and not those who would be labeled as such and who would not, since there are unfortunately some.)
And according to what criteria and who decides that this or that is a quack?
I deliberately enlarged the line to make myself understood, but the example above with the CHUV and the HUG, shows that there is no need to segregate ... Since there will necessarily be a "sorting" by the patients, who will return to the caregiver (in which case there will be advertising by word of mouth): or not ...!

It's Switzerland!
http://www.medecine.unige.ch/enseigneme ... sseurs.pdf


Wi, wi ... (bein come here Janic) : Cheesy: and the HONcode has no borders!

Janic wrote:
Obamot wrote:In France, I recognize that the Council of the Order is very limited!
It is more than limited, it only serves to protect the benefits and power of the profession and labs, patients are not their main goal.

The HONcode has no borders!

Janic wrote:
Obamot wrote:I have no opinion on this question, but it is to be feared that a "bad doctor" of the seraglio, also has to be accountable in the event of repeated and / or unexplained deaths ... (Many cases in France these last years...)

20.000 cases estimated all the same! And I do not speak of bad doctors, but of a bad medicine, it is different!

The HONcode has no borders, that's all its interest!

Janic wrote:
Obamot wrote:In addition, at the criminal level, it would be necessary to prove a "will to harm", but if the caregiver did not seek to dissuade a patient from seeking treatment elsewhere, I do not see what one could blame him for!
But it is also valid for any parallel that will be pilloried, success or not! We are in France where deterrence is manu militari!

The HONcode has no borders, that's all its interest!

Janic wrote:
Obamot wrote:If crossing the white line is to be wary of doctors who practice conventional "firefighter" medicine, I admit that I have already done so.

And you found yourself with the cops on the buttocks as the couple who refuses the vaccines in question (illegal vaccines elsewhere since qu'inquavalents)?

I admit that I was very shocked! Especially since the father looked sincere. But it's HS.

Janic wrote:
Obamot wrote:
Janic wrote:In general, the use of non-classical methods only occurs after the failure of the previous ones. otherwise it's like wanting to fill a bathtub by leaving the drain open (here is canceled) or worse leave the tap open by trying to empty it with a small spoon!
Yes, well ... It's not wrong. On the other hand, life is full of barriers that everyone must remove, it is not new all that ... We know from the outset, even among "very official" (and besides I believe that it 'is even worse for them, must see how terrible the selection is in university hospitals these days ... and why should healers not be subjected to such selection, IN THE BEST INTERESTS OF PATIENTS => IN A SENSE AS IN THE OTHER ...!)
Just as much of course! Unfortunately how to do this sorting knowing that in this area as in others, it does not work every time and that every exclusion, would only further penalize a slice of caregivers do not meet the new criteria instituted (by practitioners current in general who are mutually contentious most of the time) Indeed, in case of cumulative failures, the left behind would start looking for another exit, not recognized according to the new criteria, and this endlessly It's the snake biting its tail!

Or Calimero's syndrome? There is no placebo yet for that! : Cheesy:

Go, go ... There are caregivers or people who are not! The rest we should not care!

Courage Janic!

Janic wrote:But I recognize that what Switzerland is doing is already a big step towards less exclusive.

Thank you! But the HONcode has no borders and it is a Swiss initiative of HUG!


Janic wrote:
Obamot wrote:Attention, iatrogenesis can come ONLY and exclusively from a prescriber member of the nursing staff! (A doctor in this case ...)
That's what I was mentioning!

Okay ;-)

PS: I note that you have documented yourself (healers and HUG) and that this particular, you have a certain honesty in the debate! It's a pleasure. 8)
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