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hmmm, I see. Thanks for the answer.

I mean, Id think to apply for a license for anything, youd have to prove your qualifications. Weird.

Nuropathy is the 'art' of selling magic water or whatever hippy bullshit you can come up with to flog to braindead people willing to pay. It's not taken serious. I mean look at the form, 'Art of Healing'? Wtf is that?

It's really just a money making scheme with some proper careers (to make is sound legitimate and not like a money grab which is what it is)and some bullshit quack jobs thrown in. You can imagine what part of the scheme Goodrum is leaning towards
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Luckily for Melvin Goodrum, he will never have a paying job in any of the fields for which he's purchased fake degrees & licenses, so it really doesn't matter & they're only good for bragging online & at the local Piggly Wiggly, where he is the 3rd best janitor.

You've sure brewed up a frothing santorum of lies & deceit, Melvin Goodrum.

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Nuropathy is the 'art' of selling magic water or whatever hippy bullshit you can come up with to flog to braindead people willing to pay. It's not taken serious. I mean look at the form, 'Art of Healing'? Wtf is that?

It's really just a money making scheme with some proper careers (to make is sound legitimate and not like a money grab which is what it is)and some bullshit quack jobs thrown in. You can imagine what part of the scheme Goodrum is leaning towards

Some Naturopaths do provide a service to people. There are some intelligent people in the field who have acquired experience and have educated themselves to know things. Also, diagnosing ailments is part art, part science so Naturopaths can be right at times when Doctors miss something. I would never use their services, however.

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Luckily for Melvin Goodrum, he will never have a paying job in any of the fields for which he's purchased fake degrees & licenses, so it really doesn't matter & they're only good for bragging online & at the local Piggly Wiggly, where he is the 3rd best janitor.

You've sure brewed up a frothing santorum of lies & deceit, Melvin Goodrum.

Maybe when you got nothing you have to fabricate something to feel good about existing? Most of us would be depressed if in Goodrum's situation.

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Just think how easily Goodrum can embarrass us by posting a copy of his Electrical Engineering degree or even just a legitimate university where he gained it.

Yet it will never materialize. But hey, in his mind he believes 110% that he attended university for how ever many years and gained a legitimate engineering degree. There is no question on Planet Goodrum that all of this is real and actually happened
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Maybe when you got nothing you have to fabricate something to feel good about existing? Most of us would be depressed if in Goodrum's situation.

This is known world wide as the "Hebrow Conundrum".  Not to be confused with the "Hebrow Condum", which is non-existent according the BMC.

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Some Naturopaths do provide a service to people. There are some intelligent people in the field who have acquired experience and have educated themselves to know things. Also, diagnosing ailments is part art, part science so Naturopaths can be right at times when Doctors miss something. I would never use their services, however.


Naturopaths in the United States are NOT ALLOWED to diagnose or treat illnesses as it is illegal. 


Be be quiet.
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Naturopaths in the United States are NOT ALLOWED to diagnose or treat illnesses as it is illegal. 


Be be quiet.

In your case, you're not even qualified to be an actual Naturopath, since all you have is a $50 license & no education or training to back it up.


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Naturopaths in the United States are NOT ALLOWED to diagnose or treat illnesses as it is illegal. 


Be be quiet.

Goodrum is so dense he attacks those who actually try to support some of what he claims. My son had a serious illness that doctors couldn't cure. A Naturopath found out what the problem was. A lack of iron or some other essential vitamin that wasn't being absorbed. I usually class all alternative medicine in the quack department. If some of what they claim works then it should be part of medicine. The problem is that many illnesses are psychosomatic so that allows some healing via those practices. There are some intelligent people in that profession so they can do some good to some people. Why any people go to them is the question we wonder about?

Goodrum is not qualified to offer any advice to anyone re wellness as far as I am concerned.

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Goodrum is so dense he attacks those who actually try to support some of what he claims. My son had a serious illness that doctors couldn't cure. A Naturopath found out what the problem was. A lack of iron or some other essential vitamin that wasn't being absorbed. I usually class all alternative medicine in the quack department. If some of what they claim works then it should be part of medicine. The problem is that many illnesses are psychosomatic so that allows some healing via those practices. There are some intelligent people in that profession so they can do some good to some people. Why any people go to them is the question we wonder about?

Goodrum is not qualified to offer any advice to anyone re wellness as far as I am concerned.



Well, good for him in Australia.  In the United States, he would have been sent to prison and that's the second time I've told you that.  You're the one that's dense
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You should have hired a professional to make that ad....



say's a lot about the "company"



Oh well.... anyone can Photoshop these days I guess ~

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Vincenzo goodrum delivered a first class owning in this thread. They will never recover

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Basile...I want to read what you wrote


First you write this shit....

Some Naturopaths do provide a service to people. There are some intelligent people in the field who have acquired experience and have educated themselves to know things. Also, diagnosing ailments is part art, part science so Naturopaths can be right at times when Doctors miss something. I would never use their services, however.

Then you write this???

Goodrum is so dense he attacks those who actually try to support some of what he claims. My son had a serious illness that doctors couldn't cure. A Naturopath found out what the problem was. A lack of iron or some other essential vitamin that wasn't being absorbed. I usually class all alternative medicine in the quack department. If some of what they claim works then it should be part of medicine. The problem is that many illnesses are psychosomatic so that allows some healing via those practices. There are some intelligent people in that profession so they can do some good to some people. Why any people go to them is the question we wonder about?

Goodrum is not qualified to offer any advice to anyone re wellness as far as I am concerned.




So you claim to never use a Naturopath's service yet in the same thread you state that you took your sick son to a Naturopath to be treated... :-\


Yep.... ::)
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Well, good for him in Australia.  In the United States, he would have been sent to prison and that's the second time I've told you that.  You're the one that's dense

I think a good rim job and anal pounding would make Basile less dense and tense. Are you the man for that job?

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I think a good rim job and anal pounding would make Basile less dense and tense. Are you the man for that job?

That would be considered a hate crime, no matter how you look at it.   :-\

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Goodrum is so dense he attacks those who actually try to support some of what he claims. My son had a serious illness that doctors couldn't cure. A Naturopath found out what the problem was. A lack of iron or some other essential vitamin that wasn't being absorbed. I usually class all alternative medicine in the quack department. If some of what they claim works then it should be part of medicine. The problem is that many illnesses are psychosomatic so that allows some healing via those practices. There are some intelligent people in that profession so they can do some good to some people. Why any people go to them is the question we wonder about?

Goodrum is not qualified to offer any advice to anyone re wellness as far as I am concerned.


This sounds very accurate, GPs in Australia have no clue.