A few days back, I put together a post on a subforum I don't visit very often. I don't recall posting anything like it before, nor did I include any comments. Now, even though my content didn't violate any of this forum's rules, the post has vanished. I'm not particularly bothered by the disappearance itself, but I do expect a basic level of courtesy from the moderators—just a quick word explaining why it was removed. It's about knowing the reasoning. Regards to the team.
Honestly, I’m just baffled... though at this point, nothing surprises me anymore. How do these kinds of devices even clear regulatory hurdles, especially with agencies meant to protect public health? A few days ago, I ran into this overly talkative woman peddling one of those "medical miracles." Her diagnosis for me? Heavy metals, kidney issues, potential cancer risk, prostate problems—you name it. She had plenty of bad news for my wife, too. Now, I can't even sleep; I feel like I'm counting down the days until Mamić comes for me. To make matters worse, you see commercials on TV all the time for wellness centers promoting these exact treatments. She wouldn't tell me the price because I told her I'd call back once mainstream doctors actually find a critical level of heavy metals that I supposedly inhaled somewhere. She left feeling insulted. It’s a shame, really, because she isn't the only one going door-to-door selling junk. Personally, I wouldn't fall for it, but women... they tend to be more gullible when it comes to this stuff. Be careful out there, people. Google things first! And don't ignore the opinions shared on forums like this either.