h a l f b a k e r yYeah, I wish it made more sense too.
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The primary purpose of this clearly marked "Homeopathic Stasis Clinic" would be to separate well-to-do stupid people from their money. People would be given a consultation with a white-coated "Special Cure And Major Medicinal Examination Reporter"
These highly trained specialists would, without making
any actual medical claim, suggest a regime of magnetic resonance chambers, special nerve stimulation environments, sound chambers, Energy Pillows, and other environmental protocols. The "patient" would then be shown to a back room where he would be given a restful hour's nap. He would then be charged, a new appointment made, and put back on the street convinced he's feeling 100% better now.
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Not sure if this would work as well as just prescribing some stronger placebos, but [+] for unprincipled exploitation of the clinically stupid. |
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...But sleeping does make one feel better. +
sp: homeopathetic!! |
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Homeopathetic, homeoapathetic ... who cares ? |
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Homoeopathy is spelt with a vanishingly tiny second "o". |
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Expensive pseudo-medical treatment centers designed to
separate the affluent and vain from their surplus cash are
nothing new; southern California is full of them, and,
strangely, we have one in Skowhegan, Maine (provided
Irene didn't knock it over). The 'homeopathic sleep clinic' is
just a new twist on an old idea. Sorry. |
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//Homoeopathy is spelt with a vanishingly tiny second "o".// brilliant! |
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