Re: Post Heart-Attack Treatment: Drugs in U.S. vs. Fish-Oil in Europe
- From: "Robert Cohen" <robtcohen@xxxxxxx>
- Date: 3 Oct 2006 09:58:57 -0700
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/10/03/health/03fish.html?8dpc
Robert Cohen wrote:
But this isn't about C? So why am I linking it here?
Everything inter-relates <A. Einstein and/or me>.
The (some of) Europeans are manifestly emphasizing herbs rather than
what is generally porescribed in the USA.
My humble pov/perspective:
Medicine is also an art, a business, a model(s), a category and
whatever else complex phenomena.
I myself take many herbs along with conventional prescription drugs,
and my degree is in the "social sciences" of which I'll argue are also
"social studies."
I hereby also concede there are perils in doing both (consuming herbs
AND prescriptions simultaneously), neither, or one or the other.
For instance: I've noticed firsthand In treating Type II diabetes, I
can certainly "overly-treat" with cinnamon & "percolate" AND the
terrific Glyberide (a prescription drug for diabetes).
I'm a layman, and these are obviously only my layman perceptions which
I've chosen to post for myself as in layperson duiscussion.
Stephen is obviously a real medic, and I must respect such.
Of course: Anybody may post/comment in anyway s(he) deems.
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