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[Guest guest]

These people are here to help us [this group], obviously that is why they made

this group. So ban the weirdos once and for all and let the rest of us continue

to learn what we are here to learn. Not all of us are Doctors, most are here to

learn how to make ourselves and our families feel better any way that we can.

 

If anybody doesn't agree with this they can freely make their own group that

dispells the Ayurveda field, for the rest of us it has helped us 100% so please

Doctor's keep up the good work!.

 

It started with just myself now my whole family is using Ayurveda. My breast

cyst pain has not returned, it tested negative for any cancerous cells, my

husband's mental outlook has improved. Everything is working perfectly. Please

don't stop suggesting things to use and remedies for us because they are helping

us all in a large way!

 

Thank you again for this group,

 

Eva Wright

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

So ban the weirdos once and for all and let the rest of us continue to learn

> what we are here to learn.

 

 

I don't think Dr. Mankikar is a weirdo; there is nothing wrong with critical

thinking and every good group has room for dissension. Ayurveda is not a

religion, it is a method of health care and as such should be open to new

data. I am certain that the people who came up with Ayurveda in the first

place were open to trial and error and did not see it as a closed system

that is impervious to change. Just because something is an alternative to

allopathic medicine does not mean it should always in all aspects be

accepted verbatim. No one should check his or her faculty for independent

thinking at the door of any medical institution.

Darla