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eucalculia.blogspot.com
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| | | | | It was remarkably sensible. They students sat in with an osteopath and a homeopath. The osteopath was very respectful, a very nice friendly ... | |
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jdc325.wordpress.com
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| | | | | The SoH Controversy The SoH (The Society of Homeopaths) has done something rather silly. They've made legal threats over a blog post that points out (quite truthfully) that they do not effectively regulate their members. This has been highlighted on many sites now, but blogger Gimpy has taken the ball and run with it. This... | |
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pvandck.wordpress.com
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| | | | | Last week the SoH decided they didn't like a comment on the Quackometer. As far as anyone knows there was nothing factually incorrect about the article. It merely demonstrates how negligent are the SoH when it comes to enforcing their own rules. So, instead of defending themselves by arguing their case and pointing out the... | |
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www.scienceblogs.com
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| | | Tooth Fairy science is the study of a phenomenon before having actually demonstrated that the phenomenon actually exists. I can't think of a better example than trying to construct an elaborate mapping system of body parts and organs to the surface of the external ear for purposes of sticking needles in them to heal and relieve pain (auricular acupuncture). Yet that's what's just been published. | ||
