I got ill and researched and now I have a much different view of the medical profession than I did before

I like to use Head & Shoulders as an example , it's supposed to control the itching and flaking from dandruff

I actually had dandruff once, I live in the Dominican Republic and I mentioned it to the maid, she said she could take care of it

she went out in my yard and picked some beans from a plant and crushed them with a mortar and pestle and then boiled up a paste for me

she said put this on your head for 15 minutes and then wash it out

I also had some in one of my eyebrows so I put it there, too

it went away that day and hasn't come back, that was about 13 years ago

those beans must have had something in them that kills the fungus that causes dandruff

why doesn't Head & Shoulders put something in it to kill the fungus?

because then you would only buy it the one time, if it only controls the itching and flaking then you have to keep buying it

that's how the medical profession operates with many illnesses, they treat the symptoms instead of going after the root cause because if you treat it without curing it you have to keep buying the drugs instead of just the one time

they mostly offer treatments instead of cures simply because they're more profitable but that's basically against the hippocratic oath so that's why docs get paid so much, they're basically paid to break that oath

and that's why there won't be a cure for covid ever from your doctor

I got ill and researched and now I have a much different view of the medical profession than I did before

I like to use Head & Shoulders as an example , it's supposed to control the itching and flaking from dandruff

I actually had dandruff once, I live in the Dominican Republic and I mentioned it to the maid, she said she could take care of it

she went out in my yard and picked some beans from a plant and crushed them with a mortar and pestle and then boiled up a paste for me

she said put this on your head for 15 minutes and then wash it out

I also had some in one of my eyebrows so I put it there, too

it went away that day and hasn't come back, that was about 13 years ago

those beans must have had something in them that kills the fungus that causes dandruff

why doesn't Head & Shoulders put something in it to kill the fungus?

because then you would only buy it the one time, if it only controls the itching and flaking then you have to keep buying it

that's how the medical profession operates with many illnesses, they treat the symptoms instead of going after the root cause because if you treat it without curing it you have to keep buying the drugs instead of just the one time

they mostly offer treatments instead of cures simply because they're more profitable but that's basically against the hippocratic oath so that's why docs get paid so much, they're basically paid to break that oath

and that's why there won't be a cure for covid ever from your doctor

Catseye  Wrote: (02-28-2021 12:38 AM)

I got ill and researched and now I have a much different view of the medical profession than I did before

I like to use Head & Shoulders as an example , it's supposed to control the itching and flaking from dandruff

I actually had dandruff once, I live in the Dominican Republic and I mentioned it to the maid, she said she could take care of it

she went out in my yard and picked some beans from a plant and crushed them with a mortar and pestle and then boiled up a paste for me

she said put this on your head for 15 minutes and then wash it out

I also had some in one of my eyebrows so I put it there, too

it went away that day and hasn't come back, that was about 13 years ago

those beans must have had something in them that kills the fungus that causes dandruff

why doesn't Head & Shoulders put something in it to kill the fungus?

because then you would only buy it the one time, if it only controls the itching and flaking then you have to keep buying it

that's how the medical profession operates with many illnesses, they treat the symptoms instead of going after the root cause because if you treat it without curing it you have to keep buying the drugs instead of just the one time

they mostly offer treatments instead of cures simply because they're more profitable but that's basically against the hippocratic oath so that's why docs get paid so much, they're basically paid to break that oath

and that's why there won't be a cure for covid ever from your doctor

Well, for starters:

1. Head and Shoulders has nothing to do with "the Medical Profession". It is a consumer product.

2. Malassezia is a yeast like fungus that is one possible cause of "Dandruff". It lives on just about everyone human being's scalp, and most never have an adverse reaction. Some people simply have overactive immune responses, but Malassezia can be temporarily killed off by a number of different natural cures or Pyrithione zinc which is an ingredient in "Head and Shoulders".

3. Here is your logical fallacy issue.

Stress can trigger reactions like "Dandruff". You had dandruff and it likely made your more stressed out about it. The "Cure" eased that stress, but it doesn't mean you no longer run the risk of another dandruff outbreak, you just haven't had one in a long time.

A proper diet, low stress and healthier lifestyle likely helps.

Catseye  Wrote: (02-28-2021 12:38 AM)

I got ill and researched and now I have a much different view of the medical profession than I did before

I like to use Head & Shoulders as an example , it's supposed to control the itching and flaking from dandruff

I actually had dandruff once, I live in the Dominican Republic and I mentioned it to the maid, she said she could take care of it

she went out in my yard and picked some beans from a plant and crushed them with a mortar and pestle and then boiled up a paste for me

she said put this on your head for 15 minutes and then wash it out

I also had some in one of my eyebrows so I put it there, too

it went away that day and hasn't come back, that was about 13 years ago

those beans must have had something in them that kills the fungus that causes dandruff

why doesn't Head & Shoulders put something in it to kill the fungus?

because then you would only buy it the one time, if it only controls the itching and flaking then you have to keep buying it

that's how the medical profession operates with many illnesses, they treat the symptoms instead of going after the root cause because if you treat it without curing it you have to keep buying the drugs instead of just the one time

they mostly offer treatments instead of cures simply because they're more profitable but that's basically against the hippocratic oath so that's why docs get paid so much, they're basically paid to break that oath

and that's why there won't be a cure for covid ever from your doctor

Well, for starters:

1. Head and Shoulders has nothing to do with "the Medical Profession". It is a consumer product.

2. Malassezia is a yeast like fungus that is one possible cause of "Dandruff". It lives on just about everyone human being's scalp, and most never have an adverse reaction. Some people simply have overactive immune responses, but Malassezia can be temporarily killed off by a number of different natural cures or Pyrithione zinc which is an ingredient in "Head and Shoulders".

3. Here is your logical fallacy issue.

Stress can trigger reactions like "Dandruff". You had dandruff and it likely made your more stressed out about it. The "Cure" eased that stress, but it doesn't mean you no longer run the risk of another dandruff outbreak, you just haven't had one in a long time.

A proper diet, low stress and healthier lifestyle likely helps.

Quote:The cause is unclear but believed to involve a number of genetic and environmental factors.[10] The condition may worsen in the winter.[5] It is not due to poor hygiene.[6]

As the skin layers continually replace themselves, cells are pushed outward where they die and flake off. For most individuals, these flakes of skin are too small to be visible. However, certain conditions cause cell turnover to be unusually rapid, especially in the scalp. It is hypothesized that for people with dandruff, skin cells may mature and be shed in 2–7 days, as opposed to around a month in people without dandruff. The result is that dead skin cells are shed in large, oily clumps, which appear as white or grayish flakes on the scalp, skin and clothes.

According to one study, dandruff has been shown to be possibly the result of three factors:[11]

Skin oil commonly referred to as sebum or sebaceous secretions[12]
The metabolic by-products of skin micro-organisms (most specifically Malassezia yeasts)[13][14][15][16][17]
Individual susceptibility and allergy sensitivity.