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Originally Posted by john70t
Everyone is different but it's interesting to know that some doctors are using bee stings to promote nervous system recovery, leaches to promote circulation, and fecal replacement pills to promote digestive health.
All the stuff of nightmares.
Next they're gonna tell use to get bitten by a shark on purpose. geesh.
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Years ago, I saw a show about bee stings being used in the UK to treat (I think) arthritis.
I do believe that I've seen leaches successfully used under VERY specific circumstances (I think often amputations that are reattached).
I've also seen maggots that were raised in a sterile environment used with great success when treating infection which resulted in wounds that healed better than if they'd gone through surgery.
The poop stuff, do I think that some people benefit, sure. Should it be prescribed for everyone? Absolutely not. But for a tiny minority, it may work.
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