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By GurjantGnostic · Posted
That's some expensive az shi. Lol. Sorry. I had to. -
since you are making up BS concerning Homeopathy I will again clarify that Samuel Hahnnemann did NOT translate any ayurvedic texts to come to his conclusions , it was the fact he was a scientist who studied poisons both natural and manmade and translator of Greek, Latin, Persian medical texts and he considered the older greek texts assertions that food, drink and living habits affected people and it was possible to treat like with like . He curiosity was piqued when translating the writings of Cullen on Cinchona Bark from the new world and decided to experiment with it in cases of malaria, fever, his initial findings were the herbal level use of medicines was fraught with problems of accidental poisonings and sideeffects so experimented with using smaller and smaller active elements to attain the safest levels to work with. Indian medical writings are not and never have been the only places to find like cures like doctrine of treatment, and frankly it is a stretch to claim homeopathy is simply from Indian roots as the most important discoveryand base of homeopathy is potentisation which has NEVER been written about in any other medical treatment tradition . yeah yeah we ALL know about the 'corrections' being done : where the last battle of Panipat was won by Hindus , can you care to explain the past 1200 years of Indian history then ... where Guru Teg Bahadurji Never saved the Hindus , that Guru Gobind Singh ji only gave sacrifice of his family for patriotism , just go away , rewriting failures of policy especially during Babur's invasion and showing your society's ungratefulness in the face of a moral debt tells me plenty about the character of Hinduvta and the fake hindu rastra , in which 80% become slaves without basic rights . -
By dallysingh101 · Posted
Yeah, usually smuggled in via an ar5ehole......lol -
By dallysingh101 · Posted
That's not true. We know exactly who introduced homeopathy to Panjab. Honigberger. I'm not disputing that Brahmins made a lot of knowledge gains historically. But post the fall of Bharat (starting with sullay), they exhibited very low life characteristics, colluding with the invaders, and obsessing about 'purity' in a backwards way, whilst having no qualms about eating drinking cow poo and pishaab respectively. They have been averse to egalitarianism. Whatever greatness they had in the past seems to have vanished. -
By GurjantGnostic · Posted
Only place to find more drugs is prison.
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