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Rejecting Traditional Medicine for Supernatural Beliefs
43:01 - 47:09 (04:07)
This episode discusses how some people reject traditional medicine and instead turn to supernatural beliefs to cure their ailments.
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The speaker argues that getting sick as a kid, even with serious illnesses like smallpox, can be a character-building experience that teaches valuable lessons and should be embraced by all.
43:01 - 44:42 (01:40)
Summary
The speaker argues that getting sick as a kid, even with serious illnesses like smallpox, can be a character-building experience that teaches valuable lessons and should be embraced by all.
ChapterRejecting Traditional Medicine for Supernatural Beliefs
EpisodePart One: Rudolf Steiner: The Racist Who Invented Organic Farming and Waldorf Schools
PodcastBehind the Bastards
Anthroposophic medicine, developed by Rudolf Steiner, includes the belief that vaccines make the body reject the soul, a stance not based on scientific evidence.
44:42 - 45:49 (01:07)
Summary
Anthroposophic medicine, developed by Rudolf Steiner, includes the belief that vaccines make the body reject the soul, a stance not based on scientific evidence. Anthroposophic medicine claims to integrate conventional medicine with alternative therapies such as homeopathy and curative urrithmy.
ChapterRejecting Traditional Medicine for Supernatural Beliefs
EpisodePart One: Rudolf Steiner: The Racist Who Invented Organic Farming and Waldorf Schools
PodcastBehind the Bastards
Anthroposophical medicine is a system that is based on the pseudoscientific beliefs of Rudolf Steiner.
45:49 - 47:09 (01:19)
Summary
Anthroposophical medicine is a system that is based on the pseudoscientific beliefs of Rudolf Steiner. It lacks scientific evidence and advocates practices such as using mistletoe for cancer and dismissing known facts about human anatomy and physiology.