'Never take medical advice from the internet'

El_Dangeroso

Capt'n Midnight wrote: »

Fear Uncertainty Doubt

ie. making the whole population fearful of salt and cholesterol

and sugar rotting your teeth - when in reality a quick rinse would remove that hazard and when it's starchy foods clinging to your teeth that are a much bigger problem

Oh sorry! Thought you were disagreeing.:)

The sugar thing is interesting, I doubt starches would be a problem consider they need to be broken down into monosaccarides to feed harmful bacteria. And you have people in the middle east eating sticky dates day and night and not getting cavities as a result.

--Kaiser--

--Kaiser-- wrote: »

Someone clever once said 'a little knowledge is a dangerous thing'.

Someone who who does not have a critical mind to sift through all the nonsense on the internet can come away with some wacky ideas

What like Mentos & Coke?

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CodyJarrett

You're right (somewhat) OP.

I cringe when I hear that some doctor told someone that they were lucky they had the operation or injection or treatment (or whatever) when they did, otherwise they would have died - fcuk off!!!

Yeah, it happens and fair play to those doctors who do (their jobs) and save lives but there a lot of waffle involve in medicine also. Telling patients that the treatment they administered when they did saved their lives as their had hours to spare is all ego based showboating.

They're no better than the Dr.Phil show who spend the first half of a show trying to get us to believe someone is close to death and has mere hours to live unless they become a guest on their show and suck his dick (metaphorically that is).

Actually, now that I think of it - I'd bang the pussy off that young junkie who hates her family - she's damn cute.

"Sometimes you have to make the right decision, and sometimes you have to make the decision right."

Pulsating Star

Tonto86 wrote: »

Last time I went to a doctor in Ireland she googled the symptoms infront of me ...

Scruffles wrote: »

the internet is a good place for people ....to further their edumacation and awareness on their condition-assuming they are using reliable information,
.

This is exactly what my hospital "specialist" did- he then went on to prescribe a course of action. On my next visit he said this action was complete bollox and I should do the exact opposite. Muppet!
Google was more trustworthy as confirmed later by the surgeon I elected to see.

BlueSmoker

CodyJarrett wrote: »

You're right (somewhat) OP.

I cringe when I hear that some doctor told someone that they were lucky they had the operation or injection or treatment (or whatever) when they did, otherwise they would have died - fcuk off!!!

Yeah, it happens and fair play to those doctors who do (their jobs) and save lives but there a lot of waffle involve in medicine also. Telling patients that the treatment they administered when they did saved their lives as their had hours to spare is all ego based showboating.

They're no better than the Dr.Phil show who spend the first half of a show trying to get us to believe someone is close to death and has mere hours to live unless they become a guest on their show and suck his dick (metaphorically that is).

Actually, now that I think of it - I'd bang the pussy off that young junkie who hates her family - she's damn cute.

"Sometimes you have to make the right decision, and sometimes you have to make the decision right."

We do all know that Dr Phil is a doctor in economics or business studies don't we ????

Plazaman

According to Google, I have Perennial Hypercarpiosynthesis of the scrotal sack.

That can't be good

I'll have to masterbate furiously, again, to get rid of the shame of PHC.

Jammy Donut

Jesus Shaves wrote: »

My knob smells of cheese, what should i do?

Spread it on your toast.

Jesus Shaves

Want a slice?

Are you coming back to see if anyone actually has an answer to your smelly, cheesy knob problem?:pac:
ie.wash it.