"7 Medical Myths Even Doctors Believe"

[SField]

Originally Posted by Sesame Seed

I got a chuckle out of that. Thanks.



Says the douchebag that looks for 'cause and effect' in all things. As a counsellor, I do not ram every bloody theory that Freud, Jung, Adler, Horney, and anybody else in the field came up with, down the throat of my client. I take an eclectic approach that borrows from Freud et al. and I also use common sense. Everyone is different and we, collectively, do not have the answer to many, many things. You are the ignorant one if you assume otherwise. Moron.

I am seriously worried for all of your unfortunate patients. I cannot even imagine the garbage, harmful advice you give them based on what your grand pappy did.

 

[Sesame Seed]

I do not give advice. I am there to listen and to be present with the client. I allow him/her to explore and to facilitate change.

 

[SField]

Originally Posted by Sesame Seed

I do not give advice. I am there to listen and to be present with the client. I allow him/her to explore and to facilitate change.

Do you do house cleansings and exorcisms?

 

[Sesame Seed]

Originally Posted by SField

Do you do house cleansings and exorcisms?

Do you? You really need to get a clue if you think I sit there and tell my client what to do. What year is this?

 

[SField]

Originally Posted by Sesame Seed

Do you? You really need to get a clue if you think I sit there and tell my client what to do. What year is this?

It's a fair question. Does your "therapy" involve any talismans or incense burning? How about encantations or discussions of auras?

 

[Sesame Seed]

Originally Posted by SField

It's a fair question. Does your "therapy" involve any talismans or incense burning? How about encantations or discussions of auras?

My last question provides the answer.

 

[mkerr]

Originally Posted by hamish5178

Really?

Most of the doctors I've encountered believe that breastfeeding is bad for kids and that milk builds strong bones!

breastfeeding is bad?
did they graduate from ebayMD?

 

[grimslade]

Originally Posted by suited

You're under the assumption that being "sick" only means a virus.

Are you claiming that if you were to go run 5 miles in 20 degree weather wearing only shorts and a tshirt you wouldn't get sick?

How do you get sick without an infectious agent?

 

[longskate88]

Originally Posted by grimslade

How do you get sick without an infectious agent?
You might have the SYMPTOMS of sickness (running nose, sore throat) but you won't necessarily have a virus causing you to be sick...those symptoms will subside once you warm up. EDIT: this is directed to Suited.

 

[mkerr]

to me then you're not sick, you're cold.

 

[grimslade]

Originally Posted by longskate88

You might have the SYMPTOMS of sickness (running nose, sore throat) but you won't necessarily have a virus causing you to be sick...those symptoms will subside once you warm up.

EDIT: this is directed to Suited.

Unfortunately, suited has left the building.