Originally posted by Journeyman
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Psychology is an easy target as far as medicine goes because it's still not easily measurable/defineable in a lot of areas.
And I have met a number of chiros who I think should be barred from practice but I have also met some who go close to the 'miracle worker' classification - do we condemn all Doctors because Dr Death killed a few people?
If I were to condemn chiropractic as a whole, it would be because its fundamental concepts are rooted in dogmatic pseudoscience. It's closer to faith healing than medicine as far as I'm concerned.
As for milk, I haven't really liked it much since they stopped allowing local farmers to make it available to people who took containers to the farm. And homogenising didn't improve matters for me, but the final straw was the plastic containers and the taste they give to the milk. To me, what they do to milk kills it - the enzymes for example that used to come along with a glass of milk get destroyed in the processing so it is now just dead calcium liquid.
I find it interesting to look at the vast increase in lactose intolerance and the milk that is triggering it. I come from a generation where milk was provided every morning at school as well as delivered to the home, and I was a milk monitor at Primary school - (I was big enough to carry the crates
) I think there was one person in the school who was not allowed milk. Now it's common.
) I think there was one person in the school who was not allowed milk. Now it's common.

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