Evidenzbasierte Medizin vs. Komplementärmedizin
19.04.2018 um 12:26@off-peak
@Heide_witzka
Werwolf again (geht gerade ganz schön rum in Nordamerika)
Wenn ich Zimmermanns Argurmention richtig verstehe (und dessen bin ich mir inzwischen immer unsicherer), dann dürften Homöopathen niemals von Impfungen abraten sondern müssten dringend dazu raten.
Wenn das einer kapiert, darf er es mir gerne erklären. Und ich meine ausdrücklich nicht die wissenschaftliche Sicht zu Impfungen sondern die Logik(?), die in dieser Aussage wohnt (oder auch nicht)
@Heide_witzka
Werwolf again (geht gerade ganz schön rum in Nordamerika)
After hearing the boy had been bitten by a dog at age two, Zimmermann said the prescription was clear.Dieser Impfkurzschluss tut beim Nachdenken einfach nur höllisch weh. Ist jemandem so eine Argumentation schonmal untergekommen?
“I decided to give a homeopathic remedy made from rabies,” she wrote. She speculated that the dog that bit him might have recently been vaccinated against rabies, prompting an altered state in the boy similar to a rabies infection.
“This can include over-excitability, difficulties sleeping, aggression and various fears, especially of dogs or wolves. This child presented a perfect picture of this type of rabies state,” Zimmermann wrote in a post dated Feb. 8. “Most homeopaths would have easily recognized the remedy required in this case.”
“While some homeopathic remedies may be helpful under certain circumstances, there is no evidence that I am aware of that shows Lyssin has any therapeutic benefit,” Henry said in a statement. “More importantly, I am concerned that if a product did actually contain what is suggested, saliva from a rabid dog, that would put the patient at risk of contracting rabies, a serious, fatal illness.”http://nationalpost.com/news/canada/homeopath-claims-to-have-cured-restless-growling-child-with-rabid-dog-spit
She also expressed concern that Zimmermann suggested it was the vaccination of a dog against rabies that was at the root of the child’s problems. “She is suggesting the vaccinating of dogs for a serious and fatal illness could have adverse health effects for humans,” Henry said
Wenn ich Zimmermanns Argurmention richtig verstehe (und dessen bin ich mir inzwischen immer unsicherer), dann dürften Homöopathen niemals von Impfungen abraten sondern müssten dringend dazu raten.
Wenn das einer kapiert, darf er es mir gerne erklären. Und ich meine ausdrücklich nicht die wissenschaftliche Sicht zu Impfungen sondern die Logik(?), die in dieser Aussage wohnt (oder auch nicht)