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Stupidest Scam of the Week Magic Cure
Ok, so there seems to be an endless supply of scam messages based on magic cures for any ailment you can imagine and many claim to cure everything.
This latest scam message contains the usual scammer language of ‘a weird trick’, ‘scientists are baffled’, ‘no side effects’, ‘incredibly simple to use’, ‘used thousands of years ago’ etc. and it’s from an xyz Internet domain name i.e. miscellaneous.
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― Laurie Halse Anderson, Wintergirls
Penalise those who putout misleading ads - Parliament
Penalise those who putout misleading ads – Parliament
A Parliamentary panel has recommended a ban on showing misleading ads on television about traditional medicines providing relief in serious ailments and suggested penalizing the offenders by amending the relevant law.
The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Health and Family Welfare in its 95th report on Demands for Grants 2016-17 of the Ministry of AYUSH noted that there has been recurring delay…
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"Do Yoga!" They said.
I did. I have endometriosis, dysautonomia, hypothyroidism and at that time undiagnosed Lyme. Yoga is a common suggestion for endometriosis the most (in my case). So for over a year every single morning no matter how much pain I was in I did 30 minutes of yoga (give or take a couple when I over slept). I did yoga "designed" for endo, heart problems, etc. Guess what happened? I am more flexible, sure. BUT NOT ONE OF MY ILLNESSES WERE IMPROVED AT ALL. In fact, THEY CONTINUED TO DECLINE (which is expected).
If a Wendigo eats another Wendigo does it become a person?
Witch Mountain~ #fridayfictioneers ~ 3/7/14
Witch Mountain~ #fridayfictioneers ~ 3/7/14
Copyright – Danny Bowman
Witch Mountain
My insides barren, lay wasted by chemo. Night after night I walk the desert.
As a child I understood magic. I rooted for Tia to save Tony, built my own StarCase. And believed in time my supernatural powers would be revealed-Telepathy and Telekinesis the least among them.
Now my medical team’s become my Earthquake Gang. I fight the villains’ nefarious…
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There is no magic cure, no making it all go away forever. There are only small steps upward; an easier day, an unexpected laugh, a mirror that doesn't matter anymore.
Laurie Halse Anderson, Wintergirls
