MAR_TINA: tak jako když si svoje publikum buduješ přes 20 let a dokonce je donutíš platit ti za ty bláboly co sepisuješ...

ZUZKAOU: vase krev si vas najde!

myslite ze timto zaklinadlem leci krvaceni?

ZUZKAOU: už aby na to pošel. To je hrozný blb a má takových obdivovatelů, to vůbec nechápu.

ZUZKAOU: má dobrý fandy :)

Ale jinak teda jede antivax a anicovid. Šikulka

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tohle je hodne zajimavy clanek (byt ne o ceskem prostredi, ale podoby tam rozhodne jsou)

koukam, ze jsem z toho vytahnul docela dost ukazek, ale myslim, ze to stoji za precteni cele (...je to trochu cestopisny a taky trochu eroticky a taky trochu "antikapitalisticky" (protoze to ukazuje, jak moc v tom na vsech frontach hrajou roli penize) a taky se tam (neprekvapive) objevi QAnon...)

Chakras, crystals and conspiracy theories: how the wellness industry turned its back on Covid science | Coronavirus | The Guardian
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/nov/11/injecting-poison-will-never-make-you-healthy-how-the-wellness-industry-turned-its-back-on-covid-science

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In May, the Center for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH) found that just 12 influencers were responsible for nearly 65% of anti-vaccine content on Facebook and Twitter. “Many of these leading anti-vaxxers are alternative health entrepreneurs … They’re reaching millions of users every day,” says Callum Hood of the CCDH. “This is a serious problem. Vaccine hesitancy has become a difficult and entrenched obstacle to dealing with the Covid-19 pandemic.”
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We have had more than a decade of the modern iteration of wellness. A decade of vagina candles, chia bowls, coffee enemas and spirulina shots. A decade of burnt-out, anxious, unhappy women seeking to detoxify their bodies, rebalance their chakras and recentre their divine femininity, ideally while losing weight. The global wellness industry is worth about $1.5tn (£1.1tn) – and for every saintly Yoga With Adriene there are thousands of grifters pushing untested therapies on impressionable people.
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By contrast, western medicine – in particular the pernicious influence of big pharma – conspires to keep the masses sick. “There’s this suspicion about science,” Cederström says. “You often hear the rhetoric that modern civilisation is poisoning our lives, poisoning our food, and we need to find ways of living clean again, by cutting ourselves loose from a society that is constraining us and forcing us to live an inauthentic, unnatural lifestyle.”
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“A more general theory as to why people would happily tune into the ideology of wellness, and in particular this individualistic attitude, is that it is in some ways self-flattering,” says Cederström. “We live in a culture that connects morality to health. If you have a good, middle-class life, you’re encouraged to believe that you deserve it. If you’re poor and unhealthy – well, you didn’t work hard enough.”

For nearly 50 years, the world of wellness has viewed health as something that can be shrugged on or off at will, like a cashmere sweater. Doctors are to be distrusted and individuals should take responsibility for their own “wellness journey”. Then the Covid vaccine programme began – and this anti‑scientific attitude metastasised into something far more harmful. “This is a very long-running thing,” says Hood. “We’re seeing that erosion of trust in mainstream medicine flowering now. And it’s very dangerous.”
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Gabitan sees health through a hyperindividualistic moral frame. She takes control of her own health; if other people won’t help themselves, why should she? “I don’t smoke and I don’t drink,” she says. “I spend a lot of money investing in the highest-quality foods available to me. I believe in natural immunity and supporting my immune system. I’ve taken radical responsibility for that, especially over Covid. And there are other people out there who are still drinking alcohol and smoking cigarettes who want me to protect their health, but they won’t even protect their own health.”

In this, Gabitan exhibits the logical fallacy of wellness: the idea that the human mind is a drill sergeant and the organs of our body obediently fall in line. “You may exercise diligently, eat a medically fashionable diet, and still die of a sting from an irritated bee,” Ehrenreich said in Natural Causes. “You may be a slim, toned paragon of wellness, and still a macrophage within your body may decide to throw in its lot with an incipient tumour.”
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The US – the avocado stone of the global wellness community – is, and always has been, extremely individualistic. “Everything is about personal freedom and personal knowledge. What we see here is late-stage capitalism merging with hyperindividualism,” Beres says.

The US is also a country without universal healthcare. “If you don’t have insurance, it’s incredibly expensive to get treated,” says Hood of the CCDH. “People develop an interest in looking into alternatives and that’s where wellness influencers step in. You don’t have to spend thousands on doctors. You can just take this supplement or follow this regimen and you will be fine.”
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“One thing alternate health entrepreneurs have in common with anti-vaxxers is that they talk about big pharma a lot,” says Hood. “It’s no coincidence that the organised anti-vaxx movement has its home in the US. Because there’s a greater profit motive in US healthcare, there’s a level of suspicion.” The irony, of course, is that many wellness practitioners are also motivated by profit. “It’s a business for them, but they’re not open about it,” says Beres.
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On the subject of nastiness, he refers to a widely circulated meme (shared this year by the TV presenter Anthea Turner, to outrage) featuring a fat person on a mobility scooter asking a slim person to wear a mask. “The implication is that the person in the mobility scooter is somehow morally deficient and doesn’t have the authority to ask someone to wear a mask,” says Hood. There are similar attitudes where vaccines are concerned. “There is this nasty sense from some anti-vaxxer people that the people who have fallen ill with Covid are somehow deserving of it.”
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Technology companies are slow to take down anti-vaccine content, because it is lucrative. Mercola has 1.7m engaged followers on Facebook; Wolfe an astonishing 11.9m. Outrage fuels engagement, which drives revenue, for the influencer and the social media platform. In March, Mercola joined the newsletter platform Substack – his paid-for subscription costs $5 a month, of which Substack takes 10% as commission. It is already the 11th-most-read paid health newsletter on the platform. (While Substack’s terms of use ban plagiarism, pornography and intellectual property theft, there is no prohibition on disinformation.)
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As a result, anti-vaccine wellness influencers get an influx of followers, many of them new to the community. “What happened after Plandemic is that QAnon infiltrated wellness circles,” says Beres. “Yoga instructors started using QAnon hashtags and watched their following grow by hundreds of thousands.” Online wellness is so closely affiliated with QAnon that the phenomenon has been called “pastel QAnon” by Marc-André Argentino, a researcher at Concordia University in Montreal. Carr is baffled by how QAnon, a rightwing movement, has infiltrated what was historically a hippy, countercultural space. “The similarities between rightwing groups and the wellness community scares me,” she says.
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Carr finds this narrative maddening. “This community feels like they are being victimised, but they are not victims. They are privileged, well-off people with choices.” Carr is British-Turkish and takes umbrage with how the community co-opts the language of human rights to advocate against vaccines. “That makes me crazy,” says Carr. “To portray vaccines as against human rights ... I come from a country where human rights are constantly being diminished.”
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CNV: ČLK by měla začít s sebou mrskat
Nikdy nijak neřešila Elekovou.
Neřeší žádná alternativce pracující či mluvící pod titulem.
Teď je ve hře případ Cimický, taky otřesné.

CNV: Tak pak ale nelez do nemocnice a umri doma. Protoze dneska je vzdelavani doktoru tak doslova na picu, ze atestaci v terminu neudela nikdo, kdyz ji udelas za deset let misto peti, tak jsi rada.

CNV: Pracovat bez atestace muzes uplne kdekoli, mysleno v ramci nemocnice.

CNV: odborník na Covid není ani Flegr, Peková, Šmucler, Pirk, Ludvík...

Dokud se do médií zvou vynikající pekaři, cukráři, specialisti na stejky a luštěniny, aby pohovořili o přípravě ryb, nemá smysl řešit, jestli mají titul a jestli jim nevyšuměl.

Titul získáš úspěšným absolvováním vysoké školy, lze v určité lhůtě rozporovat jeho získání, ale pak ho prostě máš. Tady má jedna paní už roky papírnictví a na dveřích má Ing. arch. neměli by jí ho odebrat?
Smát se jí můžem, vážně bychom ji brát neměli, ale zřizovat komise na odebírání titulů nebo dokládání, že titul pořád náleží (to je 1-2 miliony prověrek, he), je zrůdnost.

CNV: V našem oboru to má speciální název "veterinář, ale nedělá to". Tradiční zdroje veselých historek o rozdávání rad jak stehno po známých, kteří pak přijdou na reálnou veterinu a dožadují se jejich naplnění :o)

CNV: on opravdový doktor může dělat opravdového šéfa opravdové laborky, je to medicína nebo ne?
Je to prostě na lidech, i ti moderátoři rádií by měli trochu kriticky myslet a možná by bylo fajn, kdybys jim HARDY: nějaký takový pěkný souhrn poslal. Velmi si cením bludného balvanu pro Drtinovou.

Jako představa, že budu co 5 let někde obhajovat, že jsem fakt inženýr, mi dělá osypky. Zejména proto, že pracuju mimo původní obor a specializaci si pravidelně obhajuju před komisí odtrženou od reality a je to čirá hrůza. To bych šla řídit bagr a vysrala se na titul.

Ten rozhovor je vážně geniální na několika úrovních. Nejdřív to začíná totální parodií na vědecký přístup, který je ale imitován dokonale (přičemž se reálně někde jedno odpoledne zavřeli do laborky a strkali pod mikroskop sraženou krev - pokud vůbec něco takovýho dělali. Trochu mi to připomíná, když jsem někdy v sedmi letech dostal dětský mikroskop, dal jsem dědovi zápasník a diktoval mu svá pozorvání, jak můžeme vidět na bůh ví čem jsem to tam strčil cestičky bakterií.). Mluví tam o "reprezentativním vzorku", "kontrolní skupině", "nálezech", "klinickém obrazu", "výzva k následné chemické analýze" (tam jí to teda hapruje, protože nejdřív tvrdí, že tam ty těžký kovy vidí, ale pak že je potřeba chem. analýza), "musíme udržovat kritické myšlení", "exaktní přístup", "udržování hypnózy rituálem".
V závěru je krásný duškovský jazykový humor s "neočkovaným očkovaným" a zasmečuje to výzvou k tomu, že se máme mít rádi, protože projevem sebelásky je odmítnutí toho, když nám někdo něco dá před pusu. Ayn Randová by zaplesala. Vrcholný závěr je individuální svoboda jako antropologická diference...
Tohle nejde porazit argumenty, tu realitu maj tak pokřivenou světonázorem, že žijeme v jiných světech.

CNV: a co když přeruší, kdokoli, protože pečuje o umírající matku?

Ne, vzdělávání doktorů je už teď průser, takhle by jich bylo ještě méně.