Extremes in complementary and alternative veterinary medicine

Re: Extremes in complementary and alternative veterinary medicine

Niall Taylor — Mon, 04 May 2015 08:49:35 GMT

Don't worry, I'm sure quantum physics is on the verge of providing a credible explanaion for her theories.

Niall

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Alex Gough — Sun, 03 May 2015 23:26:01 GMT

She is studying for a PhD in metaphysics!

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Evelyn Barbour-Hill — Sun, 03 May 2015 16:35:50 GMT

Well,

"Let that anger go. Your veterinarian will thank you."

Who can argue with that?

Re: Extremes in complementary and alternative veterinary medicine

Arlo Guthrie — Sun, 03 May 2015 09:09:01 GMT

[quote user="Niall Taylor"]I sometimes challenge myself to try to find the most ridiculous and extreme forms of CAVM out there in the University of Google.[/quote]

OMG. From that article ...

"For example, if the animal is having lung problems, she says the owner is having self esteem issues."

Beggars belief.

Presumably the fact that the owner smokes 40 a day didn't cross her mind.

Re: Extremes in complementary and alternative veterinary medicine

Niall Taylor — Sun, 03 May 2015 09:00:31 GMT

[quote user="Evelyn Barbour-Hill"]But that's the way of the world now, whether the old fogies like it or not.......... [/quote]

Niall

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Phil Hyde — Sun, 03 May 2015 05:59:08 GMT

"She says her form of therapy works not just on dogs, but on any animal with a similar leg structure, including cats, rabbits and" wait for it... " horses. "

Re: Extremes in complementary and alternative veterinary medicine

Evelyn Barbour-Hill — Sat, 02 May 2015 23:08:23 GMT

[quote user="Niall Taylor"]

I sometimes challenge myself to try to find the most ridiculous and extreme forms of CAVM out there in the University of Google.

Today I came across this:

"Your cat has cancer because you have contained anger, says Reflexologist Kiannaa Leighland, who claims that pet health problems have nothing to do with the animals, but are actually a result of pent-up emotional problems of the owners."

(http://www.nationalreflexology.ie/artykuly.php?aid=36)

Speechless, and astounded at the cruelty...

Niall

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But that's the way of the world now, whether the old fogies like it or not..........