Let's get this thread to a million pages!

[Mia]

You're sounding like a conspiracy theorist. I believe published medical journals, articles, and substantiated evidence. I don't believe people on TikTok who tell me the government is out to get me.

[Different]

You're sounding like a conspiracy theorist. I believe published medical journals, articles, and substantiated evidence. I don't believe people on TikTok who tell me the government is out to get me.

It's not TikTok. These are legitimate people. Think about this for a second... when's the last time you've ever heard them promote more vitamins than medicine? You gotta wonder why they're so talented and crafty at deceiving people. It's just baffling to me how people are still getting sick even though they're taking more medicine than anything else.

[Different]

The drug industry is a billion dollar industry. I'm not saying that all medicine is bad; there's some that's quite good, as long as it's legitimate. If they advertised more vitamins, herbs, supplements, and minerals on TV... then it would put these drug companies out of business. It's a scam and a plot to keep everybody sick and docile by brainwashing them into thinking that they only need medicine (which most of it has side effects).

[Mia]

How is people pushing holistic medicine and miracle cures better than people pushing vitamins?

[Mia]

Now you're not making any sense to me.

[Different]

How is people pushing holistic medicine and miracle cures better than people pushing vitamins?

My point is that they don't push vitamins enough. Think about this for a second... when you go to the Doctor's office, do they ever suggest any vitamins, minerals, supplements, or herbs? No because they don't care about us, that's why. All you ever hear about is antibiotics. Which is fine, but they have a bunch of side effects.

Also, don't forget that most insurance companies usually don't pay for holistic doctors. Holistic medicine and miracle cures are tied in with vitamins.

[Mia]

I got a blood test at my doctor's office and they told me which vitamins I should be taking, so yes they do.

[Mia]

IIRC they can't promote specific products that aren't FDA approved because they're not proven to treat anything.

[Different]

I got a blood test at my doctor's office and they told me which vitamins I should be taking, so yes they do.

Most of the time, I usually hear about antibiotics. What kind of doctor do you go to?

[Different]

Just ask yourself why health insurance companies don't pay for holistic health care or dental care. It's because it natural stuff, that's why. There should be no reason why a bunch of people are still getting sick if they're taking their medicine like they're supposed to. Something else is wrong.

[Mia]

I see a DO for primary care. Next time you go to the doctor, try asking them for a blood test to check your vitamin levels.

[Mia]

No, it's not because it's natural. It's because it's not proven to treat any illness/condition. Most of them have no clinical trials. How can you trust something that has literally zero proof of doing anything?

[Different]

No, it's not because it's natural. It's because it's not proven to treat any illness/condition. Most of them have no clinical trials. How can you trust something that has literally zero proof of doing anything?

As usual, they have no problems lying to us. I remember they tried to debunk camel milk (which is very good for you, btw). They tried to say that it's not FDA approved, and non-pasteurized milk is bad for you. I know that's a lie because I've tried it before, and it's better for me than regular milk, especially since I'm lactose intolerant. Every time I drink pasteurized milk, it ends up corrupting my stomach.

So yeah, I always get a second opinion before I ever believe anything they say.

[Mia]

Different, I like you but you're just plain wrong. The medical field isn't out to get us, and we're not dropping like flies by taking their medicine. It actually has facts and evidence supporting it, whereas the holistic "all natural" stuff has no FDA approval, no clinical trials, no studies, and no proof.

[Different]

Different, I like you but you're just plain wrong. The medical field isn't out to get us, and we're not dropping like flies by taking their medicine. It actually has facts and evidence supporting it, whereas the holistic "all natural" stuff has no FDA approval, no clinical trials, no studies, and no proof.

[---]

I like you too, bro, which is why I was trying to help you, earlier. Listen, I can pm you a website where I'm getting all my information from, and it'll explain why I think they're out to get us. Then if you still don't believe me, then that'll be it for this conversation. Would you like the website link?

[Mia]

If you want to. Just curious, why do you trust that website but not my websites?

[Different]

If you want to. Just curious, why do you trust that website but not my websites?

I've done my research on other things related to health, and when I read the information on those sites, it just seemed phony. I've gotten two other opinions from two other doctors before, and what they said seemed to make more sense than those sites. Nothing against you, just those sites.

[Mia]

Well we can just drop it, then. We're most likely not going to convince each other.

[Mia]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vV-5W7SFHDc&t=85s

I've had 1:25-1:41 stuck in my head all week

The whole music video is really lewd

[Mia]

I should probably do something tonight other than eating hummus