What "alternative medicine" topic would you like to read about from an evidenced-based perspective?
Q. Just curious what might interest people.
Asked by Tink - Fri Jul 31 14:59:41 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. All evidence can prove wrong in Time. The finest example is the conventional medicine itself. Every day a medicine is discarded because the medicine with evdences and proves and whatever experiments went behind it becomes obsolete with a new finding. Suppression of a symptom for a period of time is not cure. A medicine can be called a medicine in the true sense only if they cure the ailment metamorphosing the body from the morbid state to a healthy state as good as the original state or better than the orignal state. If a medicine suppresses the symptoms and add many side effects to the body without curing, it is as good as poison. Unfortunately, all medicines which produced from substances having toxic effects if used as… [cont.]
Answered by udaya k - Fri Jul 31 17:00:38 2009

Is this really the kind of "healthcare" you want?
Q. The British National Health Service There exists in England today a sometimes uncaring, often unresponsive and typically disrespectful health care system. This system, as well as other global socialized systems, not created in regard to the patient's best interest, continue to be considered as worthy of emulation by many in the United States government. This continues to be a very much ill-advised initiative. The latest "buzz" in health care is "evidence-based medical practice." Well, let's examine the evidence: There is little question but that the American health care system is inordinately expensive. Perhaps value is being received because longevity and quality of life have progressively increased and patient satisfaction remains… [cont.]
Asked by Karen - Thu Mar 18 07:50:52 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. By careful Listening - I've determined that: It doesn't freaking matter - what kind of health care *I* want. Obama, Pelosi, Reid - and his liberal administration know better what kind of health care we want. They know better than us - why the government - despite the abject FAILURE of every other PROGRAM - can do this better, cheaper and increase access... The only thing WRONG with OBAMA'S plan is... WE'Re too freaking stupid to understand why this is good to us... and although he's spent more time selling this bill than any other president in 2 terms has spend trying to sell ANYTHING... He, the great communicator, has still failed. Could it be - that it really is not all that great? Nah... Obama will tell us what to think.
Answered by stanleys_2001 - Thu Mar 18 07:56:23 2010

What future do you see for religion?
Q. Read or just answer the above question!!! It is my believe that logically, that which cannot be observed, inferred, though evidence-based conjecture, or proven within the laws of mathematics and physics can doubtably be true -- for me, I would candidly say cannot be true. Religion was a beautiful attempt at philosophy and I believe our posterity, hundreds of year in the future, will, by and large, remember it fondly and romantically (forgetting the many of the evils that it brought). Listen to Bach, visit Jerusalem, see the Wat Rong Khun Temple or go to the Imperial Suleymaniye Mosque (all of which I've done) -- religion has really given humanity many, many beautiful things that secularism doubtably could. We cannot forget that as… [cont.]
Asked by Brayden - Sun Feb 7 01:36:20 2010 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments

A. A place atop The Ash-Heap of History.
Answered by ungodly - Sun Feb 7 01:40:34 2010