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Tag Archives: alternative medicine
It’s healthier to be a skeptic
A pitiful showing for Justin Trottier’s talk on the New Age Movement and what science is up against but some Saskatoon Freethinkers had a few theories on why that was, not the least of which the time of night – … Continue reading
Posted in Awareness Issues, culture, religiosity, skepticism
Tagged advertising, alternative medicine, faith-based delusion, freethinkers, humanism, religion, skepticism, woo
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How does a homeopath test for liver toxins?
It turns out my mother is the reason I have a healthy skepticism gene. We had coffee recently with a friend of hers who is around the bend over homeopathy and her daughter is as well. While I don’t know … Continue reading
Posted in Awareness Issues, skepticism
Tagged alternative medicine, disease, health, medicine, skepticism
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How do you say “Quack” in Russian?
I don’t mean the duck noise, I mean in terms of alternative healing woo gurus. Russia’s government gave a guy named Mikhail Fadkin license to practice “bio-energy field” healing and just what the hell is that supposed to be? “Every … Continue reading
Posted in In the Media, skepticism, Why in the world?
Tagged alternative medicine, auras, ESP, health, history, New Age, Russia, science, skepticism, woo
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Counterknowledge over and under the counter
Last time I introduced Counterknowledge by Damian Thompson and the definition of the title of the book. Basically, counterknowledge is the network of fake news and facts that people wind up convinced are true. This time around, I’m hitting some … Continue reading
Posted in Awareness Issues, books, In the Media, skepticism
Tagged AIDS, alternative medicine, autism, books, folklore, reviews, science, skepticism
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