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Do men doctors actually understand patients who are not men?

Could it be men doctors (MDs) don't understand how
conditions of wellness or disease manifest in women
and children at all so they don't bother to interpret
salient data in these patients. Instead, ritual
proceedures make up the main stay of medical
care for women (ceasarian section operations,
masdectomys and hysterectomies) and children
(Thimerisol laden vaccines, ritalin , fluoride, silver
and mercury tooth fillings which expand and contract unlike
the enamel and dentin they fill and silver nitrate inoculations
for the eyeballs of new borns). More please, give me more...kind sir.

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Comment by Avicenna on August 16, 2011 at 9:38am: Clarence - Interfering with histamine production is what we want to happen. An allergy is an excess of histamine being released. And they are not absorbed by your body. Your skin is really good at keeping things outside your body and things inside. Deodorant is just "perfume" and antiperspirant is just absorbent powder and things that close up sweat glands. You may not need to use those things but I work in 40 degree C weather with little to no air-conditioning. It's needed, else you smell and no one will talk to you.

Comment by Grace Fitzpatrick on August 15, 2011 at 6:51pm: You may be right about deodorant, but I am still going to use it. I can't stand the smell of body odor. There are many non aerosol options out with low levels of perfume. I can honestly say deodorant not sprayed in my presence doesn't bother me and rub on or roll on deodorants has never bothered me at all. Put me the pro deodorant camp.

Comment by Clarence Dember on August 15, 2011 at 1:58pm: Deoderants and antiperspirants are some of the biologically useless crap people
absorb through the organ called skin. These things interfere with histamine metabolism because they seem to have priority of excreation by the body which
has difficulty processing histamines when overloaded by what biologically blithe people ingest to be accepted by other biologically blithe people.

Comment by Avicenna on August 15, 2011 at 8:07am: She may have had asthma... The aerosol would aggravate it.

Comment by Clarence Dember on August 15, 2011 at 4:51am: My cats find that I smell interesting. It helps them know where they are. Soap once a day is best. Never mind the pretence of designer fragrance which is also a non food the body must excrete once the skin absorbs it. It's work with no yeild for the body.

Comment by Grace Fitzpatrick on August 15, 2011 at 2:32am: She may have been allergic to the perfumes in your deodorant. Almost all perfumes in everything from soaps to lotions and actual perfume makes me drippy, sneezy and coughing. I think it's a common sort of allergy.

Comment by Clarence Dember on August 15, 2011 at 1:41am: OK. Does this mean anti perspiration sprays are histamine enhancers? The reason I put it this way is that when I stopped using deoderants and especially
antiperspirants, my good friend hay fever went on the missing persons list never to return.

Comment by Avicenna on August 14, 2011 at 10:03pm: You excrete those things by sneezing and having a runny nose... Your lungs produce mucous which traps them and carries them up to your mouth dumping them into your oesophagus where they are destroyed as they are taken to the stomach.

These are mild allergies in general. Only in rare cases do they cause anaphylactic shock and it's mainly to the kind of people who need to live in bubbles. If you came in with hayfever claiming to be "in a state of collapse" you would be roundly laughed at after you left.

This doesn't work in that way. Not at all. Infact hayfever is so easy to treat that we sell anti-histamine over the counter. (Benadryl). You take a tablet and it prevents the histamine release which is what causes the response to hayfever. Therefore your nose and mouth dry up and you stop wheezing and can "get stuff done"/"get a good night's sleep".

These don't mask symptoms these stop them as you can't do anything about exposure to pollen bar "not sniff any flowers".

Comment by Clarence Dember on August 14, 2011 at 9:47pm: Everybody wants to sing that Janet Jackson song "Control" but as you know, some can't carry this tune.

Comment by Clarence Dember on August 14, 2011 at 4:05pm: Things like cat dander and flower pollen from trees,weeds and other kinds of particles from the air are not excreted any better if your breathing space and diet are already already overloading the body's ability to excrete and process out these type of non nutritional matter. People who are in a state of collapse from this show up at their health practitioner and expect to mask symptoms of overwhelming toxin load. It does not get better by masking symptoms of excretive process collapse. There is causality to be managed.