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by interpenetrate 7y ago
stomach ulcers of course exist. these things are really messy and are a source of internal bleeding. no one was "making it up" (?). the question is one about etiology. the history suggests that the popular etiology (bacteria and p
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by interpenetrate 7y ago
you gotta love how quickly people will downvote anyone who provides any sort of evidence for the existence of psychosomatic syndromes. they'll probably claim it's because you didn't read the article. but this can't be it
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by interpenetrate 7y ago
stomach ulcers were an epidemic problem in the western world in the 1970s and have since virtually vanished. in 1982, a bacteria named helicobacter pylori was discovered and was said to cause IBS, cancer, stomach ulcers, and so on. nevermin
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by interpenetrate 7y ago
>Peterson had considered the possibility of psychosomatic illness but felt it improbable, because many of the patients were otherwise well-adjusted, with no history of mental instability or trauma. “I’d seen almost all these people for t
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by interpenetrate 7y ago
yes just like they just believed the government of libya should've behaved differently... the point is to provide an explanation as to why people here just happen to share the same opinion as those "uncoordinated" U.S.-led op
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by interpenetrate 7y ago
you gotta love the language: "coordinated state-backed operations" are banned. such careful language. what does that make USAID, who is undoubtedly responsible for shaping this discourse? perhaps an "uncoordinated" state