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Minor Miracle Drug
It works for me - so it might work for you.
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Cull the thousands of prescriptive bits of health promoting advice from popular magazines and folklore; combine them in a pill.

I've been tempted to try a hundred ‘miracle’ treatments for everything from head aches to heart attacks, offered up by everyone and grandad, too. All of it: soup to nuts, A to Zinc, fine to ugly, and north to south based on claims made by someone ‘miraculously’ returned to health by using a named substance. Just read the list of benefits, glowing testamonials, …

So why not just put a smidgin of all the good stuff into a pill and then relax and wait for the miracle? That way we'll feel nothing but better for a long, long time.


reensure, Apr 01 2002

Sceptic's Dictonary: placebo http://skepdic.com/placebo.html
[jutta, Apr 02 2002]


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       More probably, you will feel horrible for an instant - and then no more.

neelandan, Apr 02 2002
  

       neelandan, the optimist.

bristolz, Apr 02 2002
  

       (be) no more.

neelandan, Apr 02 2002
  

       heh.

bristolz, Apr 02 2002
  

       Queen Mum lived to a 101 on gin and dubonnet. cheers ma'am.

po, Apr 02 2002
  


 
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