Torrette's Syndrome-(skip this one-not important)

[Guest guest]

I guess my Torrette's Syndrome was flaring up again.

The supplements we have today are amazing quality of life improvers

and extremely safe and life saving, but soon will be available (those

that will!) only by prescription from approved MDs in a few short

years, because of the profit of sole distribution. The understandings

we the ordinary people, have today (like the majority I read in this

group) are being warred and lobbied upon by international buisness

and it's arm of governmental special interest.

The modern understandings of the present and future health/life

problems of stress, polution -all the way to global warming and

famine, are best treated before they fully manifest, including by the

combined voice of medical workers worldwide. Less than that I called

ineffective to the point of negligence, which again was maybe unfair

of me, but if someone can remain unaware or unmoved by the

interrelated magnitude and urgency of these modern trends, and ignore

them because it will hurt us and/or our livelihood or practise

somehow, the suffering that will continue to mount is much greater

and ultimately catastrophic compared to some small victory in the

clinic. Societal livelihood will be hurt anyway, tho entertainment

is a solid growth field. I am saying, preventing most cancer or

birth defects or auto-immune epidemics, etc., is better than treating

a few of its victims. The lack of concern about this in a frontline

extremely highly educated, supposedly diagnostically savvy group as

this worries me a little.

I think altho maybe most of the teachable aspects of TCM are

somewhat widely available, it'll take time to diseminate properly the

nuances of individual's discoveries. Forums that focus toward a

narrowing of concensus or definition of what TCM is and can do are

way way premature. People who can afford this medicine, pay for it.

It isn't forced on anyone by a juggernaut beauracracy. The total

benefit or healing or ultimate usefulness of what this art does isn't

always measureable and unfortunately reproduceable or else we'd have

robot therapists set up in kiosk booths everywhere credit cards float

around. The comfort is a unmeasurable too. For what TCM does it does

well, and and will do better, if variation exists, in theory,

application, and practitioners.

Clumsy words, but oh well. peace, fran