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[John Albert]

[werecow]

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* werecow shivers

[werecow]

[Ron Obvious]

Love it. Better not let the notoriously litigious Tolkien Enterprises (or whatever they're called these days) know the name of the dentist, though. 

[werecow]

So close:

* werecow twitches

[stands2reason]

[lonely moa]

Could have read "MDs Baffled: Simple stretch relieves years of back pain.

No surgery, drugs or endless expensive doctors visits.  The child pose (and upward dog) has kept my back happy for half a century.

[werecow]

[RubyDuckman]

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[lonely moa]

I'd pay more attention to Dr Death.  Someone to be avoided.

[John Albert]

Dr. Phil ought to be way closer to "No Professional Training" and "Run Very Far." 

[CarbShark]

Dr Phil has a PhD in clinical psychology


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[John Albert]

Dr Phil has a PhD in clinical psychology

I stand corrected.

But I still contend that he should be much closer to the "Run Very Far" end of the spectrum.

[bachfiend]

Dr Phil has a PhD in clinical psychology


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Dr Phil might be a reasonable person to consult if you’ve got psychological problems (provided he’s kept up his continuing education to maintain his expertise, which might not include all of the broad sweep of clinical psychology), but he’s not the person to consult regarding general or even specialized medical problems.

Consulting specialists in fields other than their restricted area of expertise isn’t a good idea.

[John Albert]

Regardless of his credentials, he's given out so much harmful advice on so many subjects that I don't consider him worthy of consultation for any serious issue at all.