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Self-diagnosing using online tools: thoughts?

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Joseph Kim4 Joseph Kim4 NewcomerOP
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joined Oct 2007
#1 ·
Self-diagnose using this website
Got excess earwax? Noticed white spots on your shoes? Does your nose get stuffy when you drink wine? Do you sweat even when you're out in the sun? Or maybe you’re suddenly craving either powdered sugar or a salad. According to the creators of the Body Language website, these aren't just random quirks—they're signals from your body that you're missing something vital. Based on your answers, the site tells you which specific vitamin or mineral you're lacking and what steps to take next. "Body Language gives people more control over their own health by prioritizing prevention over treatment," says biochemist Graham Cope, one of the site's developers. His partner, forensic expert Jim Campbell, noted that many doctors actually follow a diagnostic logic very similar to the algorithm used on the site.

http://www.mybodylanguage.co.uk/index.htm
http://cnn.netscape.cnn.com/ns/news/...&w=RTR&coview=
Gary Sanchez Gary Sanchez Active Member
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joined Dec 2004
#2 ·
Man, you’re already starting to get incredibly annoying with this, and the same goes for all your similar posts across every forum out there.
Jamie Clark74 Jamie Clark74 Regular
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joined Sep 2004
#3 ·
@fuker tovarish

You’re just parroting whatever you see on your screen... don't you have an original thought somewhere in there?
Do you seriously have about 100 tabs open at once?

And here comes yet another thread about vitamins and diet.😉 😁

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