Mystery meat...

[Vespasian]

14 hours ago, Gray git said:

You sir have obviously never had to deal with post natal depression, believe me if it seems to work you will try it as I wouldn't wish it on any family, coupled with ptsd from wrongly being told our 2nd would be luck to make 3 years ( he's now 6 and doing well) my support lies firmly with sloth on this one.

And you sir have nave never had to deal with humor. is it any wonder people are depressed?

[Vespasian]

12 hours ago, sloth said:

These things have crossed my, and I do have my doubts about whether it makes any real difference, but my wife is a hippy and believes it works, so that'll do me thanks! A placebo can be a very powerful thing too - you only need to look into the clinical trials of most antidepressants to see evidence of that...

 

 

I recon your right in regards a placebo, and like you said if it works for your wife then all's well an good..  but damn, to eat your own placenta thats takin faith in a placebo effect to a whole new level.. LOL, 

 

A thought did cross my mind yesterday, not so much about the placebo effect but animal instinct and behavior..  a day or two ago I was talkin about dogs eating their puppies with someone, a friends dog had had pups and one of em was dead, she phoned the vets to explain the situation, the vet advised her leave the dog with the dead pup to grieve in its own special way for a day or so. Well, obviously the dog ate its dead pup.. apparently she was distraught at this turn of events.. though no surprise to the vet I imagine LOL..

 

Anyway, if your wife(god forbid had a stillbirth) I don't suppose she'd want to eat the bloody child now would she?...

Edited October 1, 2017 by Vespasian

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[Ty Korrigan]

I once ate my own placebo...

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