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Originally Posted by Sticks
The UK medical expert on the Radio 4 news said it was not the appropriate treatment for that condition, which makes it quack therapyif it were to be so used for that condition.
If Southampton PCT refused it and threatened child protection orders if the father kept harassing them about it, then they had good and excellent reasons to refuse it and to carry one with proven treatments, even if such treatments were to be just palliative until nature took it's course.
We should be on the side of the medical profession here, who know a lot more than this father about it.
As for that YouTube video, it should be taken down as it is justifying criminal action just like they, I hope, take down those videos from suicide bombers.
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I've been directly (myself and immediate family) on the receiving end of the NHS "professionals" getting it COMPLETELY WRONG, on major occasions, no less than 7 times in the last 5 years. They DON'T always "know better"... In fact, half of the time they have absolutely no idea what they're on about. I have very little trust in them now, and dread to think what might happen if one of my children got ill and I disagreed with one of their "experts".