Mercnbeth
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ORIGINAL: candystripper Where do scientists come up with these wacked theories? Why would any government agency or private funding source fund research like this? This bullsh*t annoys me; study a cure of herpes or for cancer or for diabetes, for Christ's sake. Even scientists are sometimes dimwits. candystripper They're only whacked in your own perception. There could be many implications for discovering the gene to pain-tolerance or medication-tolerance, regardless of whatever focus group it came out of. In the past, many discoveries were made from "wacked theories", including modern antibiotics, pain relievers, treatments and surgery. Any particular reason why you're slamming a particular group of people when the fact is that all medical research starts in small groups and expands to help many people? Why have such an issue that a very few, rare studies focused on redheads? And funding is determined on different criteria, whether it's governmental or private funding. Obviously there was grounds to fund these studies, whether they got the results they were looking for or not. There is research and study going on for herpes, cancer and diabetes, however those are not the end all and be all of modern medicine. spot on, LadyRainfire. this slave is most grateful that alternative therapies to chronic pain issues are becoming more widely known due to research into chronic pain and "wacked-out" theories. it helps the average MD to be more helpful, if he has more tools in his tool-box to help you with...and researching what works, or doesn't, helps that process along greatly. the difference in going to the dentist today, compared to 30 years ago, is like night and day. they have done much research on "Dental Phobia" and even have a clinic for it at UCLA, which this slave has attended. she learned her phobia stemmed from the excrutiating pain issues she experienced from a life filled with frequent visits to dentists who were not using the correct amount of anesthesia.
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