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Topic: Glycyrrhizin, the cure for Coronavirus. (Read 431 times)

newbie
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February 23, 2020, 10:28:06 AM
#54
Colloidal silver is an excellent remedy. Also use a personal ozonizer in the room in which you are located. But do not forget to ventilate the room after this, since ozone kills all viruses, germs and fungus (it also affects a person)
legendary
Activity: 3906
Merit: 1373
February 21, 2020, 08:52:14 PM
#53
"Researchers have come up with a way to turn coffee and other mundane liquids into primitive quantum computers. ..." -- https://www.sciencemag.org/news/1997/01/quantum-computer-cup-joe



And as we drink these novel quantum computers, we will start to be able to think in quantum computing dimensions. Pretty soon we won't need computer neural nets to connect to computers any longer. We will be the computers.

 Cheesy
legendary
Activity: 2212
Merit: 1038
February 19, 2020, 09:12:36 PM
#52
"Researchers have come up with a way to turn coffee and other mundane liquids into primitive quantum computers. ..." -- https://www.sciencemag.org/news/1997/01/quantum-computer-cup-joe

legendary
Activity: 3906
Merit: 1373
February 19, 2020, 09:03:02 PM
#51



Thanks, Balthazar.

Now if we could only figure out how the homeopathy s*** works, we could cure ourselves with s***.

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legendary
Activity: 3108
Merit: 1359
February 19, 2020, 08:55:06 PM
#50
legendary
Activity: 3906
Merit: 1373
February 19, 2020, 12:55:59 PM
#49
Possibly all healing, medical or otherwise, is complex placebo effect.
So whenever we operate to cut out a cancerous tumor, it's not removing the tumor that saves the patient's life, it's that somehow slicing in to them with a scalpel gives their body a wake up call to kill the cancer cells. Before we operate, they just don't want to live badly enough.

This is some top grade nonsense.

Do people simply die when they lose an arm or a leg? In some cases they do. But often they simply go on with their lives and adapt.

So, what does anything you say have to do with placebo effect? Are you dense, or what?

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legendary
Activity: 2268
Merit: 18706
February 19, 2020, 12:44:13 PM
#48
Possibly all healing, medical or otherwise, is complex placebo effect.
So whenever we operate to cut out a cancerous tumor, it's not removing the tumor that saves the patient's life, it's that somehow slicing in to them with a scalpel gives their body a wake up call to kill the cancer cells. Before we operate, they just don't want to live badly enough.

This is some top grade nonsense.
legendary
Activity: 3906
Merit: 1373
February 19, 2020, 12:34:18 PM
#47

But, we simply don't have any way of measuring whether or not medicine is causing a placebo effect via the subconscios or not.
What are you even talking about? The placebo effect can be measured extremely easily. You have seriously never heard of a randomized control trial? The entirety of modern medicine is based on comparisons against the placebo effect.

SIMPLE placebo effect can be measured rather easily. But we don't even know what goes into complex placebo effect. What do I mean? Possibly all healing, medical or otherwise, is complex placebo effect. Why would I think this way?

No medicine heals. All that medicines do is to prompt/push/trick the body into healing itself. If the medical really knew the deep stuff involved with the body healing itself, they would do it rather than play games with poisons... except if they want to make more money, that is. But since they don't know, all the further they can measure in ideal circumstances is about 33% of healing being done by placebo effect.

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sr. member
Activity: 1148
Merit: 268
February 19, 2020, 06:53:14 AM
#46
I saw the news a few days ago on TV that vaccines and homeopathic medicines were made to cure coronavirus It is made from a variety of herbal plants that are replenishing our body's immunity and making it curable I heard it was not a medicine for the disease based on the religious belief of Allah's wrath and pestilence, but now people are returning to their normal lives with the help of vaccines and homeopathic medicines.
legendary
Activity: 1904
Merit: 1277
February 19, 2020, 06:40:54 AM
#45
It is entirely placebo. Anyone arguing otherwise lacks the most basic understanding of science.
But, we simply don't have any way of measuring whether or not medicine is causing a placebo effect via the subconscios or not.
What are you even talking about? The placebo effect can be measured extremely easily. You have seriously never heard of a randomized control trial? The entirety of modern medicine is based on comparisons against the placebo effect.

The basic problem here I think is the different mindset, and the key word is presupposition.

For people who have a religious, faith-based understanding of the world, belief is what comes first and underpins any evidence. If the evidence doesn't fit the belief, it won't be accepted. This is why you'll never be able to convince a religious person of the veracity of an argument by using logic, facts and science - they simply won't accept the tools unless they build on the existing foundation.
legendary
Activity: 2268
Merit: 18706
February 19, 2020, 06:01:09 AM
#44
Since there's a fat discussion regarding homeopathy around here, can someone explain me what are the basis for that sort of stuff?
There is no scientific basis for it whatsoever - it is quackery.

The basic nonsense behind it is that substances which cause a symptom will cure the same symptom. So if you have a skin rash they suggest a "remedy" made from stinging nettles. Seriously. But, if that wasn't stupid enough, they also believe that water "has a memory". So for your skin rash, they will take some stinging nettle, dilute it one part of stinging nettle to ninety nine parts of water, give it a shake to make a 1% solution, dilute one part of that mixture with a further ninety nine parts of water, give it a shake to make a 0.01% solution, dilute one part of that mixture with a further ninety nine parts of water, give it a shake to make a 0.0001% solution, and you get the idea. They usually repeat this anywhere between 30 to 200 times. However, after around 12 dilutions like this, not even a single molecule of the original substance still remains. But somehow the water "retains a memory" of the original substance. Here's the real kicker though - they think the more you dilute it, the stronger it gets.

It is entirely placebo. Anyone arguing otherwise lacks the most basic understanding of science.

But, we simply don't have any way of measuring whether or not medicine is causing a placebo effect via the subconscios or not.
What are you even talking about? The placebo effect can be measured extremely easily. You have seriously never heard of a randomized control trial? The entirety of modern medicine is based on comparisons against the placebo effect.
legendary
Activity: 3108
Merit: 1359
February 19, 2020, 05:44:13 AM
#43
I drink enough water so I think it'll be fine.  
That will help your body to excrete excessive amounts of adsorbic acid and its metabolites. However, this looks like trying to solve the problem which can be avoid by not creating it in first place. Smiley

I drink enough water so I think it'll be fine. I just noticed that I get colds more often when I reduced my Vit C intake though I don't know if that's supposed to be a "withdrawal".
When I was a student, I tried high doses of Vitamin C and I had this thing happening to me as well.

When you take a lot of something your body is trying to get rid of it and its adaptation has a kind of latency. That is why taking high doses of some vitamin may result with such "withdrawal" effects in the future. Because normal doses won't be enough due to accelerated excretion rates. I mean higher amount of cold cases as well as development of chronic atigue and other symptoms after I stopped to take high doses of Vitamin C. It took 6 months approximately to normalize my life after this.

hero member
Activity: 1764
Merit: 584
February 19, 2020, 03:59:51 AM
#42
I take 1000mg a day, split into 500mg morning and night. I heard some people doing 10k.
High doses of Vitamin C are poisonous for kidney, hephatic and pancreatic cells. Taking such amounts is a way to achieve either diabetis melitis or kidney issues. Or both.

I drink enough water so I think it'll be fine. I just noticed that I get colds more often when I reduced my Vit C intake though I don't know if that's supposed to be a "withdrawal".

I suspect there's a way to remove any microbial pathogen from the body. I also suspect weaponized 5G doesn't just trigger and assist pathogens and their toxins, I suspect that if you're the 1% [globalists] it can do the opposite. I suspect 5G supports various "rife" modes of operation.

I already read some people blame 5g for the locust outbreaks currently happening in Africa. Maybe the vibrations have to do with it or something. Someone has tested grasshoppers by repeatedly tapping on their bodies and they transitioned to their locust form.
legendary
Activity: 2212
Merit: 1038
February 18, 2020, 01:01:57 PM
#41
I suspect there's a way to remove any microbial pathogen from the body. I also suspect weaponized 5G doesn't just trigger and assist pathogens and their toxins, I suspect that if you're the 1% [globalists] it can do the opposite. I suspect 5G supports various "rife" modes of operation.
legendary
Activity: 3906
Merit: 1373
February 17, 2020, 06:44:53 PM
#40
Since there's a fat discussion regarding homeopathy around here, can someone explain me what are the basis for that sort of stuff? It is essentially placebo,  does it use some "natural alternatives to medicine" (i.e. herbal plants with scientifically proven efficiency), is it more like the esoteric bullshit I saw on TV once of an ex-homeopathy vendor trying to infuse her olive plantations with positive energy by burying some random crap, or neither?

When Monsanto first made and tested Roundup, they tested only tiny amounts on plants they were trying to kill off. The plants grew better than ever until Monsanto increased the amounts they used.

What works for some might not work for others.

There is placebo effect in everything. Placebo works negatively as well as positively. Tell a person he has cancer or CV, and he just might get it because he believes you.

Cool

Sure, but there's a complete difference between placebo as a collateral effect and placebo as the main healing factor of a medicine.

Right. All medicines are essentially poisons in small enough amounts (usually) to not kill. All they do is elicit an immune system action of the kind that overcomes the problem.

Sometimes placebo action is enough to elicit such an immune system action. But, we simply don't have any way of measuring whether or not medicine is causing a placebo effect via the subconscios or not... placebo effect that does the majority of the healing. If it is really placebo effect in all of it, medicine might be the least of the healing methods around. What we would need is something that causes faith in people.

Remember, multitudes of people die in hospitals, and many under other medical care. It might be placebo effect loss of faith in the doctor, or it might be placebo effect faith in the negative statements of the doctor.

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newbie
Activity: 37
Merit: 0
February 17, 2020, 06:25:06 PM
#39
Since there's a fat discussion regarding homeopathy around here, can someone explain me what are the basis for that sort of stuff? It is essentially placebo,  does it use some "natural alternatives to medicine" (i.e. herbal plants with scientifically proven efficiency), is it more like the esoteric bullshit I saw on TV once of an ex-homeopathy vendor trying to infuse her olive plantations with positive energy by burying some random crap, or neither?

When Monsanto first made and tested Roundup, they tested only tiny amounts on plants they were trying to kill off. The plants grew better than ever until Monsanto increased the amounts they used.

What works for some might not work for others.

There is placebo effect in everything. Placebo works negatively as well as positively. Tell a person he has cancer or CV, and he just might get it because he believes you.

Cool

Sure, but there's a complete difference between placebo as a collateral effect and placebo as the main healing factor of a medicine.
legendary
Activity: 3906
Merit: 1373
February 17, 2020, 06:08:44 PM
#38
Since there's a fat discussion regarding homeopathy around here, can someone explain me what are the basis for that sort of stuff? It is essentially placebo,  does it use some "natural alternatives to medicine" (i.e. herbal plants with scientifically proven efficiency), is it more like the esoteric bullshit I saw on TV once of an ex-homeopathy vendor trying to infuse her olive plantations with positive energy by burying some random crap, or neither?

When Monsanto first made and tested Roundup, they tested only tiny amounts on plants they were trying to kill off. The plants grew better than ever until Monsanto increased the amounts they used.

What works for some might not work for others.

There is placebo effect in everything. Placebo works negatively as well as positively. Tell a person he has cancer or CV, and he just might get it because he believes you.

Cool
newbie
Activity: 37
Merit: 0
February 17, 2020, 03:57:32 PM
#37
Since there's a fat discussion regarding homeopathy around here, can someone explain me what are the basis for that sort of stuff? It is essentially placebo,  does it use some "natural alternatives to medicine" (i.e. herbal plants with scientifically proven efficiency), is it more like the esoteric bullshit I saw on TV once of an ex-homeopathy vendor trying to infuse her olive plantations with positive energy by burying some random crap, or neither?
legendary
Activity: 3906
Merit: 1373
February 17, 2020, 12:09:59 PM
#36
"...Licorice root can be purchased..."

   If it was as easy as popping some licorice root then a country famous for herbal remedies wouldn't have a billion people under quarantine. That is of course if the virus isn't just a pretext and plausible deniability to cull a majority of the human population and implode economies to ensure the security of the 1% [globalists] who are above all laws, rules and regulations.


Unfortunately, licorice root doesn't cure the real problem in the CV scare. The real problem is government trying to control the people, and scaring them into thinking that CV can't be cured with licorice root.

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legendary
Activity: 1775
Merit: 1032
Value will be measured in sats
February 17, 2020, 11:33:05 AM
#35

Lambs to the slaughter, off to wal mart, costco and target quarantine camps run by the same folks who put those cool symbols on the the $1 bill. The guys running it with boots on the ground know everybody they quarantine will be culled, so they get to loads and loads of fun! Lamps shades and bars of soap are armature hour stuff, they'll really get to have some serious fun.




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