A new breakthrough in Medical Science! phelbotomy

[Cebu_4_2]

Just found out on social media this woman with many ailments and trying every medical option is now doing phelbotomy 2 times a month since all her crap is "inherited". No talking to sheeple cause it don't help them... pfft.

Looked it up and basically the Med Industry is reviving hundreds of years old practice that was banned because of it killing too many people. Nothing like the science of the times. This is why I love amerika.

If it don't kill you it'll make you weaker...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloodletting

[Publico]

I've been going to my barber for years and get a good bloodletting very time. Nothing like allowing the bad humors caught in my blood out.

[Twisted Titan]

Well they do still use leeches ya know.....

[brosil]

I can't remember the name of the condition but my father-in-law had to be bled every month or so to clear out the excess red blood cells. I did remember . It's hemochromatosis, I think. Women are usually carriers.

[Dogman]

I can't remember the name of the condition but my father-in-law had to be bled every month or so to clear out the excess red blood cells. I did remember . It's hemochromatosis, I think. Women are usually carriers.

succubuses ?

;)

[JohnQPublic]

Well they do still use leeches ya know.....

Are you referring to Congress?

[midnight rambler]

Well they do still use leeches ya know.....

When used deliberately and in moderation there are some benefits to using leeches therapeutically.

http://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/bloody-suckers-leech-therapy/11360/

[Dogman]

When used deliberately and in moderation there are some benefits to using leeches therapeutically.

http://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/bloody-suckers-leech-therapy/11360/

Maggots also have a place in medicine, seeing that they only eat dead flesh!