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“Conscience is a man’s compass.”

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@revathitweets Brilliant!!

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@realwilldonahue Why????

[TheLiverDoc™ @theliverdoc]

This is a never-ending, absolutely brainless and utterly nonsensical "argument" that suckers of alternative medicine and sympathizers of Ayurveda and Homeopathy keep asking the medical community.

This shows how poorly educated the common social media troll is about human body, basic diseases and simple management goals.

200 years ago (early 1800s), Type 1 diabetes was a guaranteed death sentence - diagnosis to death in weeks to months, often in children. Even Type 2 diabetes patients with significant disease rarely survived long. It wasn't until Banting and Best discovered insulin in 1921 that a child with diabetes stopped being a child with a funeral date. Before insulin, doctors [known as Allopaths at the time] literally prescribed starvation diets as the only way to buy a few extra months.

Hypertension (not BP - that is blood pressure) wasn't even recognized as a disease 200 years ago. No sphygmomanometer in clinical use until the late 1800s. People simply dropped dead of "apoplexy" (strokes) and "dropsy" (heart failure) in their 40s and nobody knew why. Franklin Delano Roosevelt - the 32nd President of the United States died of uncontrolled hypertension in 1945 - even that recently, effective antihypertensives didn't exist. Average post-diagnosis survival with malignant hypertension in the 1930s was about 6 months.

Hypothyroidism (not thyroid - that is the gland) severe cases progressed to myxedema coma — fatal in the vast majority 200 years ago. Cretinism (congenital hypothyroidism) left entire mountain communities with irreversible intellectual disability.

Every single one of these "incurable" conditions was a killer or a crippler before modern medicine turned them into manageable chronic diseases. That's not failure - that's a miracle this troll is too scientifically illiterate to appreciate.

Some diseases do not require a cure. They require control. Remission. People live long lives because medical science and scientific discoveries entered the chat.

So dear fool, please dont bring this rotten argument like a headless chicken, into an adult conversation ever again.

[dee sa @dee_deesa]

@sabeer Holy Matrimony

[The Curious Tales @thecurioustales]

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[Camus @newstart_2024]

Dr. Russell Barkley drops the ADHD reality check most parents miss: On average, kids with ADHD are 30% behind in executive functioning (self-control, persistence, organization, emotional regulation).

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It's not "immaturity" or "laziness"—it's a developmental lag in the brain's CEO system. Expecting chronological-age performance without accommodations creates conflict, failure, shame.

Barkley blunt: If you're demanding more without adjusting the environment, you're the problem—like pushing a dyslexic kid to read normally.

Real examples hit hard: No unsupervised babysitting for a 14-year-old (exec age ~9–10). Legal tragedies show why.

Raw 3:50 clip below. Game-changer for parents, teachers, anyone supporting ADHD.

The 30% rule reframes everything: Lower expectations to executive age, scaffold the environment, watch competence emerge.

Parents of ADHD kids: What's one area (driving, chores, college, babysitting) where applying this 30% shift changed your approach—or could? Drop your story below.

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@sciencegirl Road Rash…

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@Ananth_IRAS But “Donald where’s your trousers “

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@docbhooshan I was invited to a webinar on parenting . It is spearheaded by a lady who is from Cambridge/ London school of Economics. During a Q&A she said Autism and ADHD are lifestyle diseases. And out of the many Doctors present, none bothered to correct her. INFLUENCER over Sciences!!!

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@elonmusknews30 ✋

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@nihardesai89 @hunnykumar1908 😂

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@sciencegirl I see a cow

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@Raiden8pt0 God bless you Little Libby.. wishing you a speedy recovery. Sending you loads of love 🥰

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@Notwokenow Praying for little Lou. Hoping for a clean MRI reports. 🙏🙏🙏

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@ElephantSignal Bless you

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@RahulSeeker @DrSukantaBJP We reap what we sow… we elect these goons and then we are surprised when show their actual character.

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@bradleyforco Sending him prayers and good wishes.

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@bradleyforco Prayers for a speedy recovery ❤️‍🩹

[dee sa @dee_deesa]

@its_The_Dr Sometimes you need to read about all that is good and pure in this world. Wishing you a speedy recovery.