A homeopath I know has a lot of flight attendants as patients & when they have to go for drug testing they get Cann-i &Cann-S 200c. Apparently theey feel shocking on day 2 but pass their drug tests by day 5.
Michele.
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d_barbara_hamilton
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Re: cannibis
...hopefully this doesn't apply to the Pilots too ....
:-/
Barbara
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they have to go for drug testing they get Cann-i &Cann-S 200c.
Apparently theey feel shocking on day 2 but pass their drug tests by day
5.
:-/
Barbara
--- In minutus@yahoogroups.com, "Peter Graham"
wrote:
they have to go for drug testing they get Cann-i &Cann-S 200c.
Apparently theey feel shocking on day 2 but pass their drug tests by day
5.
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Luise Kunkle
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Re: cannibis
This has been an interesting thread for me:-)
Compared with the homeopaths in the English-speaking world we, in
Germany, are probably "squares". This may account for a lot of
differences.
Possibly because, in order to practice homeopathy, we have to pass a
test, which is a 100% "Regular Medicine" oriented and which therefore
makes it necessary to learn a lot of "dry old stuff", which most
of the "non-squares" could not have stomached.
Fascinating aspect!
Yet - as an aside:
In spite of our having to cram anatomy, physiology, pathology,
differential diagnosis etc., all this is merrely theoretical knowledge
- learned and more or less quickly forgotten. And, most of all, never
backed up by practical training in hospitals or internships with MDs
(this of course is not true for homeopathic MDs, of whom there are
quite a lot - just for us "Heilpraktiker".
So here also there is plenty of reason not to do our own clinical
diagnoses (although we are licensed to do so). For one thing, it would
make us too vulnerable. If one of us came up with a wrong one and
something bad happened on account of it, there would be a hue and cry!
For another - we really are not well-qualified.
Regards
Luise
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One thought to all who, free of doubt,
So definitely know what's true:
2 and 2 is 22 -
and 2 times 2 is 2:-)
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Compared with the homeopaths in the English-speaking world we, in
Germany, are probably "squares". This may account for a lot of
differences.
Possibly because, in order to practice homeopathy, we have to pass a
test, which is a 100% "Regular Medicine" oriented and which therefore
makes it necessary to learn a lot of "dry old stuff", which most
of the "non-squares" could not have stomached.
Fascinating aspect!
Yet - as an aside:
In spite of our having to cram anatomy, physiology, pathology,
differential diagnosis etc., all this is merrely theoretical knowledge
- learned and more or less quickly forgotten. And, most of all, never
backed up by practical training in hospitals or internships with MDs
(this of course is not true for homeopathic MDs, of whom there are
quite a lot - just for us "Heilpraktiker".
So here also there is plenty of reason not to do our own clinical
diagnoses (although we are licensed to do so). For one thing, it would
make us too vulnerable. If one of us came up with a wrong one and
something bad happened on account of it, there would be a hue and cry!
For another - we really are not well-qualified.
Regards
Luise
--
One thought to all who, free of doubt,
So definitely know what's true:
2 and 2 is 22 -
and 2 times 2 is 2:-)
==========> ICQ yinyang 96391801 <==========