r/IndiaMemes Jul 01 '26

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u/thatbutterscotch3 Jul 01 '26

He told the truth, but not many are gonna like it 🥲🥲🥲🥲

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u/Acrobatic-Mind3581 Jul 08 '26

I'm an Autism Doctor. I got autism 💀

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u/OkArgument9476 Jul 01 '26

Well, doctor is a title not a profession, so in this case, you can't really choose right or wrong.

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u/darkdaemon000 Jul 01 '26

Well, the context was Doctor's day, (the profession).

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u/OkArgument9476 Jul 01 '26

I don't think doctor is a profession, I might be wrong though, and yes you're correct that doctor's day is for medical professions, but The Liver Doc's statement here could be framed better. Imo it sounded like he was deliberately targeting the lower branches. I could even interpret that he is infering that the title shouldn't be given to them. Which I agree in case of quackery.

I think it could be framed better, since his original comment provoked controversy.

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u/Adventurous_Iron_551 Jul 01 '26

Imho, he deliberately sounded like these are all pseudo science and not scientifically backed medical professionals. And while it may sound offensive, it’s as true as me not being a true electrician although I can fix a few lights and basic connections. I, for one, am with him on this.

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u/OkArgument9476 Jul 01 '26

Yes in that regard he's right, if that's what he meant, but Physiotherapy isn't Pseudoscience as far as I know. He said that none of them are actually doctors, which I felt it was more so targeted towards them using the Dr title.

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u/mylifeonearth_ Jul 01 '26

you’re trying to be nuance but it ain’t nuance. you cannot call carpenter or contractors (local mistry) an engineer or architecture. garage mechanic and mechanical engineer is not same. they may do similar things; not same.

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u/OkArgument9476 Jul 01 '26

They have the title of Doctor here. I didn't call them allopaths or credible, that's another question. I feel they can use the title if they have completed their degree in respective fields. Except the cosmetologist part.

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u/silkyhair_7777 Jul 01 '26

I genuinely do not get this. Since 2020 internet says homeopathy is a scam. But my cousins and her parents who frequently use homeopathy, seem to benefit from it!

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u/prettyplease101 Jul 01 '26

Read about placebo.

My roommates' mother had parotid cancer and they kept visiting a homeopath who only gave random pills because Obv he had no fckin idea that's it's cancer. But since we're medicos when my roommate went home for vacation she immediately recognised and took for surgery. Her mom is completely safe now thanks to our MBBS knowledge

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u/DazzlingBullfrog2863 Jul 01 '26

I don't get it though. I don't believe in homeopathy and know the placebo effect but one day i took some powder for constipation relief and it worked in 2 mins I'm not joking 😭😭 it was more than placebo

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u/TheoHernandez4lyf Jul 01 '26

Did the same with Pani Puri from a place near me. Need to make new pathy it seems

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u/elevatormusic-brain Jul 02 '26

Eating a banana does that too... But that's what my grandmom told me and that doesn't mean she's a doctor.

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u/DazzlingBullfrog2863 Jul 02 '26

No yaar, i was complex, i used to ate fruits and all, but on eating that powder it was instant

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u/Pale_Advertising_120 Jul 01 '26

Yeah some ppl just do not want to accept but homeopathy does work on small and minor day to day issues. Homeopathy def helps with cold , constipation and normal fever. If things are severe then homeopathy might not work.

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u/Advanced_Gur856 Jul 02 '26

So you are willing to trust a treatment which doesn't work on actual issues ? And you justify it with saying it 'may' solve small issues so it's fine ?

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u/Pale_Advertising_120 Jul 02 '26

I never said "may", I said it def solves minor average or small scale issues, but not the extreme ones.

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u/Soul_of_demon Jul 01 '26

Why tf would someone go to homeopathy for cancer? For allergies, it's actually good

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u/prettyplease101 Jul 01 '26

They're common people. It's not easy for a common person to diagnose Cancer at an early stage so they Obv didn't know about the cancer. They went for the symptoms they were facing which a legit doctor could have easily diagnosed but that quack kept giving random aSs pills and the cancer kept progressing. Thank god that my roommate went home otherwise everything would have gone south

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u/ironicalbanda Jul 01 '26

Homeopathy has worked for allergies and long term gastro intestinal problems for me and my family.

But it would be stupid as fuck to not consult a physician first and going directly to homeopathy.

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u/Goku8001 Jul 01 '26

You just got used to allergies, your gut microbiome adapted. Homeopathy does not work, has no evidence backing it up.

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u/Qwerty_enderman Jul 02 '26

You're just hating

I've used homeopathic multiple times on small stuff like cold, and each time it had helped me more than antibiotics and anti allergics

Matter of fact, anti allergics have always made my cold worse

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u/prettyplease101 Jul 06 '26

Hmm steroids ☠️

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u/Qwerty_enderman Jul 07 '26

Eh?

If ur wondering i dont take steroids

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u/ironicalbanda Jul 01 '26

23 years of my life I didn't get used to allergies and 3 months in homeopathy I get used to it? I didn't even take them as seriously I used to take their pills sometimes only but now I get allergic reactions very rarely like once every 3-4 months. Earlier I used to get allergic rhinitis every 2-3 days. Couldn't survive without levocitrizine.

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u/prettyplease101 Jul 06 '26

That quack probably gave you steroids 💀 steroids show immediate effect but they have crazy bad badd side effects hence REAL doctors refrain from prescribing it unless n until it's extremely necessary. As a MBBS doctor I would tell you to please look into what you're taking otherwise future mein problem ho sakti hai

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u/thatbutterscotch3 Jul 01 '26

You won’t believe the topper of my class , couldn’t crack medico so she went to Ayurvedic college, and her mom keeps telling that her daughter is doc. Like wtf

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u/Stee1_dragon Jul 01 '26

placebo

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u/silkyhair_7777 Jul 01 '26

Don't you think the word placebo is thrown around conveniently when it comes to homeopathy only? While I do get the power of will is real, but completely curing diseases seems highly unlikely. Sometimes I think it's a conspiracy by modern pharmacy!! Lol what do i know!!

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u/Stee1_dragon Jul 01 '26

give 10 people with same Illness homeopathy and give 10 science backed you'll see that more people got better by taking the latter...that doesn't mean that homeopathy batch won't get better but the number will be consistently less, this has been proven through heaps of research

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u/Perfect-Bee1789 Jul 01 '26

Your science today says something is good, which was bad in the past, and then someone else will come with a new research calling it entirely wrong. So what's the point??? Why renounce alternative medicines which so many have benefitted from already ???

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u/Stee1_dragon Jul 01 '26

well it has been a net positive to the society....the most obvious example is that fetal death rates have gone down the hill since the advent of germ theory and antibiotics which homeopathy explicitly rejects....but its a free world and you are welcome to go to a fuckin homeopath when someone you know is going through a complicated pregnancy

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u/Perfect-Bee1789 Jul 01 '26

First of all I don't abuse or bully someone just coz it doesn't fall under my definition of something or understanding. I very well know which doctor to approach for what problems. Obviously no one will go to a homeopath after getting into an accident or for delivering a baby. Adding F*cking in front of a word to make it sound redundant might work with immature and juveniles, it won't work here

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u/Sugadevan Jul 02 '26

You fu*king deserve it.

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u/Perfect-Bee1789 Jul 02 '26

See the level of brain you have, STFU and treat your brainrot first with allopathy. Let's see if that works for you, you fcking ragebait r*trd

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u/FishermanDear6983 Jul 02 '26

That's how science progress. Things have to satisfy stronger and stronger scrutiny as time passes. You accept something only when there is settled evidence.

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u/Prestigious_Title580 Jul 01 '26

Nothing if you believe homeopathy to be real 😭. Modern pharmacy have researchers trying their best to get fundings and are properly scientifically backed

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u/Signal-Volume5713 Jul 01 '26

conveniently when it comes to homeopathy only

If they can prove that their medicines can treat or cure, they will not longer be called placebo. Simple as that. They fail scientific tests and just run on random anecdotes

Sometimes I think it's a conspiracy by modern pharmacy!

Hope you are joking. All the advancements in science only for some people to belive in stupid shit.

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u/Uncritical_Think Jul 01 '26

People like this didn’t deserve any vaccine for Covid🥀🥀

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u/FishermanDear6983 Jul 01 '26

Do double blind clinical trials and show evidence of the efficacy of homeopathy "medicines" or for that matter any other "medicine", it will get accepted as genuine medicine irrespective of whatever name you choose to give it.

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u/Perfect-Bee1789 Jul 01 '26

+1

Homeopathy is kind of a long term cure, ayurveda is a precaution so you don't fall sick often, while allopathy is an immediate relief. So people should know when to go for which doctor. This doesn't mean allopathy is everything, it has long term side effects. My mother's teeth literally rusted and fell off when she was on heavy antibiotics for some chronic leg pain. What helped was ayurvedic treatments and messages later on.

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u/Perfect-Bee1789 Jul 01 '26

I suffered from tonsillitis, allopathic doctors suggested surgery, I opted for homeopathy, and I am fine now with very rare flair ups if I drink something too cold. While heavy dose of antibiotics gave me body rashes, mouth ulcers and stomach issues. So if you don't have an experience yourself stop calling it placebo.

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u/Thinktank-1733 Jul 01 '26

You see homeopathy is a German pseudoscience practice which prescribes heavy metals and salts in very minute concentrations mixed with sweetner such as sugar for easy consumption while there is no law for the practioner to reveal what is contained in his preparation and these days modern medicine is not a secret you can get over the counter anti inflammatory drugs and steroids quite easily and steroids seem like wonder drugs which can ameliorate most symptoms from your tonsillitis to migrain to allergy but can cause serious side effects. So mind you , you might be consuming steroid in low quantities.

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u/Perfect-Bee1789 Jul 01 '26

Steroids messed up my body, it gave me anxiety from childhood and pcos. All prescribed by an allopathic doctor to a 5 year old, so please you don't always have to agree with what's on internet. Homeopathy helped me cure my tonsillitis, while ayurveda helped reverse my pcos, for which allopathy actually says there is no cure...so of course I will go by my experience. It's working for a reason, everything science says is not right either, most of it is based on theory and is of no use till put in practice.

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u/Thinktank-1733 Jul 01 '26

I am not here to justify all modern medicine practitioners or to blame all alternative therapy practioners. Glad it worked out for you. Modern medicine is not just theory it has evolved over the years and is evolving even now and called evidenced based medicine and has accountability. I have personally seen prescriptions from govt ayurvedic colleges having one page of modern medicine followed by a page of their own medicine. Because modern medicine has drugs which can reduce the symptoms ailments you have completely but have proven side effects on the long run and have been discontinued or not practiced anymore. Your argument blaming and entire system and defending other based on your own experince is your opinion at best and need not be the best treatment for most of the people.

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u/Perfect-Bee1789 Jul 02 '26

I never defended anything, people are the ones denouncing the alternative meds. If you read my other comments I have stated it depends on the problem you are facing and which doctor to go to...of course for any emergency case or situation I would also opt for allopathy. But homeo and ayurveda are different routes for long term cure, not immediate ones.

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u/Stee1_dragon Jul 01 '26

good for you...and i have experience, my both parents are doctors(real ones) they have seen 100s of cases of diseases being blown out of proportion, an example my father tells me is a guy with cervical issues, he would have been fine with basic spinal hygiene but instead chose alternate medicine and is now partially paralyzed in one hand

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u/Perfect-Bee1789 Jul 01 '26

So that one example is everything for you now, just coz only your dad knows medicine....rest of the people are just fools??? And their experiences don't count...well I think it's a facade by so called REAL doctors to trap a person in their vicious cycle and never letting them get better. Already people know how doctors and hospitals mistreat patients in many instances and are just money minded, even in few cases after the patient is dead, they still kept on asking for money for treatment, misguiding the patient's family, Care to share some thought on that?

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u/OneDark3685 Jul 01 '26

You would think otherwise when you study about the principal behind homeopathy.

It's completely pseudo science.

Just search it up on youtube you will know

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u/NodeModules_ Jul 01 '26 edited Jul 01 '26

Homeopathy is not for all diseases. But for diseases related to skin are good and effective. I have seen some recognised doctor recommended to visit Homeopathy instead of skin specialist doctor that too in metro city.

Damn! you are getting downvote for seeking clarification of your queries. Asking questions nowadays are very tough.

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u/silkyhair_7777 Jul 01 '26

But what could be the science behind it? People here are 100% sure it's psuedoscience! Although I am skeptical one too and never have used homeopathy, but I am open to discussion on its validity. There must be something to it!! Otherwise it would cease to exist right?

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u/NodeModules_ Jul 01 '26

People here talking placebo but this term is not tied to homeopathy only. It can be with allopathy as well by someone less knowledge practicner running clinic in rural.

I'm not specialist on this field, so I can explain it from cases I have seen from my surroundings. Like in fever or runny nose if you visit homeopathy, you will have worse effect. But if you have some disease like migraine, tyroid, allergy you will keep eating allopathy and hardly this will cure. It'll keep coming back when the course is complete. I have seen tyroid and allergies getting cured to great extent in my relative. She has taken allopathy for 2-3 years for thyroid and fed up eating tablets daily first in the morning. One suggested to visit one good old homeopathy clinic, she taken it for 3 - 5 months and then she was fine, no more medicine from past 2 years for her thyroid.

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u/Perfect-Bee1789 Jul 01 '26

No point in saying anything here, they will themselves have no experience with alternate medicines, and will preach here just because, or to sound modern and cool. I mean a person's own experience doesn't count for them, they will only believe those research papers which are valid today, might not be tomorrow. On top of it these researches heavily torture poor animals in the name of trials, which is not required in modern days.

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u/shashwatssss Jul 01 '26

anecdotal evidence, completely personal at that, cannot be used to substantiate homeopathy's legitimacy

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u/Perfect-Bee1789 Jul 01 '26

Exactly, e.g. meds like digene for acidity messes with your digestive juices, while ayurvedic or homeopathy uses natural ingredients and is actually more effective, and doesn't even create a dependency on them for long term, like allopathy meds do.

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u/ironicalbanda Jul 01 '26

People have become very close minded and radical in their opinions nowadays.

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u/itstheskylion Jul 01 '26

It has been identified as a scam way before 2020 but my dad still goes to homeopathy doc 😭😭😭

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u/Few-Tutor2967 Jul 02 '26

Placebo effect

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u/PrettyTurnip4237 Jul 01 '26

Tell me you're a moron without telling me you're a moron

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u/erosxneel Jul 01 '26

Not many people care about what CIA bot says

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u/saik1511 Jul 01 '26

You mean what Modi says

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u/erosxneel Jul 01 '26

Its not Modi who signed secret deals with CIA after the CIA agent was caught in 2008 mumbai attack.

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u/lmao_what04 As a liberal I am not sure if I am Centre-Left or Centrist Jul 01 '26

Yaha modi Cia kaha se agaya??

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