Again, the message board I roam the topic of R.L.S. (restless leg syndrome) comes up. Again, (because apparently I'm talking to a fucking brick wall) I respond, but this time I try to resply in a way that wakens them all to our epidemic of relying on the medications that doctors keep shoving down our throats. I was trying to make a point that we need to stop shoving medications into our systems and look to a more natural way of healing (as I had suggested that generally a lack of potassium and/or iron is the leading cause for RLS). Again, I'm over-looked because apparently I'm using too big of concepts here for people to grasp. And, again, the lady with the soap cure chimes in. Again, someone buys into the soap theory.
WHAT THE FUCK IS WRONG WITH YOU, LADY?!
It is soap. It does not fix pain unless you're nutty coo-coo in the head. Soap is soap. You use it with water and wash your stinky ass and crotch. It doesn't do anything else but clean you and possibly mask your horrid body musk if you're naturally heavy with musk. It has no other properties. There is no secret powers behind it. If that were true (that it helped with pain and R.L.S.), then there would be NO NEED for medications that these doctors prescribe. They would tell you to buy a bar of your favorite soap and sleep with it in your bed. But it doesn't work, so quit trying to sell your stupid. It's pissing me off!
I know it doesn't work. I did an experiment in high school on this exact subject. It's all psychological. We want so hard to believe that the soap is going to fix us, that some of us are so gullible enough to believe it has. There is some psychological need in our head that is filled with that bar of soap and we believe we have been cured, when we have not. I proved it by switching the soap with a block of wood (of the same size). The wood filled the same need. The person who believed the soap was fixing them was now being cured by a block of wood. It's all mental. There is nothing magical, medical, or special about the soap. It's just soap. I just don't understand how people can't grasp that concept.
This is like the other night, I was up on Facebook helping a friend with natural ways to get sleep. She uses Tylenol PM, but it doesn't always work for her, and she doesn't like how it makes her feel. So, I made the suggestion for her to try Melatonin. It's a natural supplement / hormone that our body produces. I suggested to her that she try finding a supplement that is just melatonin and not a mix (to prevent any reactions she could have) and to start at a low dose (approximately 3mg. and work from there).
I was bum rushed from a plethora of her friends who not only knew nothing about natural supplements or melatonin, but had no idea about anything else they were talking about either. It was annoying as fuck. One twat suggested that my friend could have problems with dependency / addiction. It's a hormone. A natural supplement. He then also suggested the ease of overdose. If a hand could reach through a computer and bitch slap a person to death, it would have been at that point, by me, to that guy. Just for being stupid. Then some other twatwaffle chimes in and starts going on about how reflexology is a better route and that rubbing the big toes is the way to fall asleep and that taking pills is bad.
You know, if you don't agree with the things I have to say, you don't have to. It's fine. But for the love of all that is holy, try your damn hardest to not be so fucking stupid! It's not only annoying, but insulting. I don't like having to put idiots in their place, especially when they've already done most of their work for me by being so damn stupid. You've wasted my time. See? Insulting!
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