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Consequences may become obvious quite quickly, and people may ask their leaders to change direction.
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Clinicians will need to be trained that not all CFS/ME/Long Covid sufferers will all have the same symptoms, or have all symptoms continually.
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Requiring certain doctors to receive training from non-medical scientists may help reduce some of the conceited arrogance and inferior practice that we see promoted by some less intelligent, less ethical circles within the medical establishment.
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It's time for any RACGP or AMA Australia leader or internal influencer who isn't willing to openly state that masks work to receive compulsory training from a non-medical scientist and be removed from practicing medicine until they can understand the basic science of respirators.
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The AMA and RACGP need to admit this is a multi-faceted problem (but not too big to deal with).
Vaccines, yes.
But also masks, something the medical profession leaders seem to often avoid addressing.
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Clinicians do sometimes put their own financial interests before everything else while pretending to be of help.
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It made me think of the RICE principle - Rest, Ice, Compression and Elevation for torn muscles or ligaments.
Rest and give the body a chance to do its thing and heal.
Not do worse damage by obsessing about exercise routines that might give income to someone else.
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making up untruths about them, possibly with the motive being not of care, but to keep psychiatrists, psychologists, and other similar practitioners in jobs, and especially jobs where the most deviant and poorly trained can try to dominate others with lies and other unethical practices.
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There may be no need for exercise testing that will do more harm.
Unwell people can report their symptoms, and competent doctors can listen and believe.
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We need a national Health Minister who puts the health of the people before the interests of mistake-making epidemiologists and their mistake-making medical doctor friends.
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So, you know, let's just fly blind. Put the blindfold on, fly blind, and try to land the plane still with the blindfold on.
Real unscientific stuff to attempt to protect the reputations of certain conceited mistake-making doctors and epidemiologists.
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Now how can we hide the data so we can try to justify the "back to school" thing.
Avoiding collecting or disclosing the data means data-based decisions cannot be made.
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and interaction problems with their parents.
Compared with the pre-COVID condition, the COVID group had greater severity of inattention, somatic complaints, thought problems, internalizing problems, poor school functions, and interaction problems with their parents in the post-COVID condition.'
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'Compared with the control group, the COVID group in the post-COVID condition had more severe symptoms of inattention, hyperactivity-impulsivity, opposition, a wide range of emotional and behavioral problems, and poor school functions, school attitude, social interaction, school behavioral problems,
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bjgp.org/content/74/7...
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conditions like Long Covid.
(Those who also have ME/CFS can probably relate to the amount of ignorance displayed by some in the medical profession who lack the personal capacity to understand that diseases can damage cells, even if the doctor can't see it.)
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I wonder how many of these psychiatrists would be ethical enough to publicly condemn their own internal influencers who actively promoted behaviours that could easily have been foreseen to have resulted in increased spread of the harmful, cognition-damaging Covid19 virus.
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These psychiatrists must be extremely well paid if they can personally afford to just throw in their jobs because they didn't get a 25% payrise when they demanded it.
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Further details of NSW psychiatry's bizarre demands for excessive salaries is available here.
A reasonable reader sees a demand for excessive salaries and very little concern for those psychiatry claims needs its already well paid services.
www.theguardian.com/australia-ne...