What kind of approach can make you INSANELY rich?

speedo said:
The Chinese believe that there is a vital energy flowing through what are called meridians in the body. Illness is caused when this vital flow (qi) is blocked or deficient. It is the goal of TCM (traditional Chinese medicine) to properly regulate this flow and level. Until recently, modern science has not recognized meridians but recent research (Western and Eastern research) has detected bio-electric energy running pretty much along where the Chinese always said it did. This is a separate system from vascular and neural pathways.
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Sorry to belabor the point, but that still doesn't tell me what the Q-Doctor actually does. With his hands, or instruments or whatever. How, exactly, does he busy himself attending to his patient?
 
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Frederick Foresight said:
when saturated with lengthy and considerable direct, real-world experience.
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aka knowledge, to poor people. For example poor people know there is a danger to go too close to a cliff because of gravity and shit, specially on a Segway. Apparently intuition told Mr. Heselden gravity doesn't work on rich people, thus:

" A former coal miner, Heselden made his fortune manufacturing the Hesco bastion barrier system. In 2010, he bought Segway Inc., maker of the Segway personal transport system. Heselden died in 2010 from injuries apparently sustained falling from a cliff while riding his own product. His estate, bequeathed to his widow and family, was worth over £340 million..."
 
Pekelo said:
aka knowledge, to poor people. For example poor people know there is a danger to go too close to a cliff because of gravity and shit, specially on a Segway. Apparently intuition told Mr. Heselden gravity doesn't work on rich people, thus:

" A former coal miner, Heselden made his fortune manufacturing the Hesco bastion barrier system. In 2010, he bought Segway Inc., maker of the Segway personal transport system. Heselden died in 2010 from injuries apparently sustained falling from a cliff while riding his own product. His estate, bequeathed to his widow and family, was worth over £340 million..."
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Let's say that Money only magnifies what is already in a person, or what type of person someone is.
May be Mr Heselden had the habit of dismissing "poor people" knowledge. So the money just magnified that.
 
smallStops said:
Why didn't he trust his specialist ?
Who - that he trusted - advised him on the "alternative" route?
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He didn't want to go under the knife. His cancer when found was very localized and very treatable, with high probability of a cure, if the surgeon took it out immediately.
 
Frederick Foresight said:
Sorry to belabor the point, but that still doesn't tell me what the Q-Doctor actually does. With his hands, or instruments or whatever.
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Acupuncture and herbal remedies are the usual. There is a lot of research about hands on as in transferring qi from the doc to the patient should you care to look. I am not looking to recruit anyone, my interest came from years of Chinese martial arts practice which led to studies of Chinese philosophy, Taoist health practices and Traditional Chinese Medicine. Over the past couple of decades, there have been many forays by Western MD's and PhD's into the East to explore these practices and have produced copious study material and observations.
 
ironchef said:
He didn't want to go under the knife. His cancer when found was very localized and very treatable, with high probability of a cure, if the surgeon took it out immediately.
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Normally, when under surgery, one goes through an anesthesy : aka a needle and one is asleep till the surgeon and his/her team has finished .
What did he had difficulties with:
- the needle
- the idea of going through a surgeon?
 
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