Re:Scientists Edge Closer To Lab Test For Chronic Fatigue Sy...
by tomhoward on Tuesday August 01, 2017 @02:45AM
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Uh-oh.
That is the point where your physician had to stifle a giggle, I'm afraid.
People who are sincerely and humbly committed to seeking truth on a topic, don't make sneering comments like this.
Re:Scientists Edge Closer To Lab Test For Chronic Fatigue Sy...
by maxerickson on Monday July 31, 2017 @09:25PM
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Did they edit their comment to say "treatment" instead of "procedure"?
Because there's lots of things that fall under treatment that have pretty effective legal gatekeeping around them.
Re:Scientists Edge Closer To Lab Test For Chronic Fatigue Sy...
by Mz on Monday July 31, 2017 @09:30PM
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I don't believe so. Inopinatus has wildly misquoted me and others here.
Re:Scientists Edge Closer To Lab Test For Chronic Fatigue Sy...
by inopinatus on Monday July 31, 2017 @10:18PM
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When I quote someone, I put it in "quote marks", or > italic.
Your comment has not merely crossed the line into "I-know-better"-land, it is days into that territory, is lost without a map, is desperately looking for water and shelter, but is still having terrible trouble admitting to itself that it might have made a horrible mistake.
> Let's say, for example, that you, as a patient, have been reading the literature on inflammatory systems and have become convinced that
Uh-oh.
> PhD has a very convincing scientific case
That is the point where your physician had to stifle a giggle, I'm afraid.
> Why should you, as the patient, have to get the approval of a physician to go through with it
You don't. If you can perform the procedure on yourself, it's perfectly legal.