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Started by Andrew Morales67 · · 👁 4 views · 20 replies
#2 ·
Andrew Morales67 said:I need an explanation. Why was my thread removed? I guess I might have broken a rule, but I don't know which one.
Don't play dumb. You know exactly why your thread was deleted.
bye bye
👋
#3 ·
Can someone please clear this up for me? I’ve seen people on the forum discussing all sorts of alternative methods. Why am I being denied that same right?
#4 ·
Andrew Morales67 said:Someone please explain this to me. People on here talk about all these alternative methods constantly. Why am I being singled out and denied the same rights?
Why don't you try actually practicing what you preach? Then you'll get your answer. 👍
#8 ·
Andrew Morales67 said:Coprophagia—therapy through feces
In humans, coprophagia is a disorder where someone consumes feces, though you see it more often in the animal kingdom.
Treating someone with waste—or even just attempting to use it as therapy 😁 would involve some pretty specific applications. What exactly is your process here? Please don't tell me the "treatment" involves eating it.
#9 ·
placidjackal36 said:Coprophagia is this disorder where people eat feces, though you see it in animals too.
Treating someone with crap, or even just trying to, 😁 would basically mean using waste in any way. So, what's your actual deal with it? Please don't tell me you're actually eating it.
I honestly thought it was Andrew Morales67 at first, but now I'm thinking maybe it could be you too, haha...
#10 ·
placidjackal36 said:Coprophagia is a disorder in humans involving the consumption of feces, though it's actually quite common in the animal kingdom.
Treating someone with waste—or at least attempting to use it as a remedy 😁 would imply just about any application of excrement. What exactly are you doing with it? Please, don't tell me you're eating it.
Well... people have tried drinking silver solutions, bleach, urine, eating clay... it honestly surprises me that suddenly eating crap is being sanctioned...
#12 ·
placidjackal36 said:Morgan Hernandez5, that'd be way too obvious, don't you think? 🙄
heh... just playing detective here.
#13 ·
Gregory Turner71 said:Look, they’ve been drinking silver, bleach, urine, eating clay... I’m shocked they’re suddenly cracking down on coprophagia.
People there are actually trying to heal people, not poison them.👍 Anyone who thinks feces is medicinal can go ahead and try it themselves—then get back here and tell us how it worked out.
#14 ·
Gregory Turner71 said:I mean... people were drinking silver, bleaching themselves, swallowing urine, eating clay... honestly, I’m shocked they’re suddenly cracking down on Coprophagia...
Look, you gotta differentiate between excess stuff the body just can't process and actual waste material!
#15 ·
Morgan Hernandez5 said:we really have to draw a line between an surplus of substances the body simply can't process and actual waste products!
Morgan Hernandez5 said:😂
yeah, such a hilarious question
because those kinds of methods just don't exist!!!😍
it's another thing entirely—people throughout their lives often fail to follow basic principles that can be learned directly from nature—and it’s also because so many people only start searching for natural ways to heal after a disease has progressed so far that it becomes incredibly difficult to restore the body to its proper balance—which is where it should ideally stay if we want to prevent illness from developing in the first place.
How do we suddenly jump from "everything is great" to taking a critic's stance?
Consistency is key... 🙂
#16 ·
Gregory Turner71 said:I mean, come on... they’ve been drinking silver, swallowing bleach, peeing themselves, eating clay... honestly, I’m just shocked that suddenly Coprophagia is the thing getting them sanctioned...
The real issue with eating crap is that anyone can manufacture it in unlimited quantities 😬 You just can't slap a massive price tag on it like you can with some "miracle" patentable drug. 😂
#17 ·
Gregory Turner71 said:So we're just switching from "everything is great" to full-on critic mode overnight?
Consistency... 🙂
since when did Coprophagia become some alternative medical treatment?
either you guys are clueless or you're just trolling. there isn't a third option!
i bet it's both.
#18 ·
Morgan Hernandez5 said:Since when did coprophagia become an alternative medical treatment?
Either you actually know what you're talking about or you're just looking for a fight—there really isn't a third option here.
I'm inclined to believe it's a combination of both.
I honestly don't have a clue. Who gets to decide what qualifies as a legitimate method and what doesn't? Who is the ultimate authority here? Who decides that drinking urine is perfectly fine, but coprophagia is off the table? You? Alan? Some random guy?
#19 ·
Gregory Turner71 said:I don't get it. Who even decides what counts as a "method" anyway? Who's the authority here? Who gets to say drinking urine is fine but eating crap isn't? You? Alan? Sinke?
Me!
Go study some Chinese medicine or whatever!
Maybe we should just run an experiment. I'll drink the piss, you eat the shit. Let's see how that works out.
#20 ·
The thread wasn't deleted for no reason, let me tell you. I wouldn't just brush off those potential values quite so easily if I were you.
Why?
Look, you can't just dismiss new medical approaches out of hand—especially when they might be debunked or proven right by some cheap little experiment down the road.
Plus, there's this one thing you've always gotta keep in mind:
Just because something smells like crap doesn't mean it actually is. 🙂
Why?
Look, you can't just dismiss new medical approaches out of hand—especially when they might be debunked or proven right by some cheap little experiment down the road.
Plus, there's this one thing you've always gotta keep in mind:
Just because something smells like crap doesn't mean it actually is. 🙂
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