Medical Lab Coats

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1. #1Bristol_Palin @ 2010-8-24 14:12

   People commonly see a tan as healthy. When you look pale, nobody will tell you “oh man, you look so healthy, you surely won’t get skin cancer!” they tell you you look ill instead, because you do. These instincts developed for a reason, and they worked well, until Doctor White-coat, PHD, came into the equation, and told people “if you go out into the sun, be sure to apply UV-B blocking sunscreen, or you’ll die from skin-cancer!”. This is the same Doctor White-coat, PHD, that 50 years earlier would have given DES to pregnant women, “to make sure they won’t get a miscarriage”. In other words, a very educated, but nonetheless very stupid man. The lives ruined and people murdered by White Coats are likely in the millions. In reality, vitamin D protects against cancer, and the most deadly type of skin-cancer, melanoma, isn’t caused by exposure to sunlight at all (it’s actually more common in office-workers than those who work outside, and occurs on those parts of the skin not exposed to sunlight normally), so the scientists are simply killing a lot of people, and they’re *finally* beginning to discover it themselves. And yes, people know perfectly well what a healthy diet is. Varied, natural (as opposed to the synthetic garbage people gobble up these days), and mostly composed of plants.

2. #2marypickford @ 2010-8-26 21:45

   MBE was really awesome in that scene with SN at the hospital. I loved how they talked about how being filled with anger and hate wouldn't help Stephanie, and how Steve said he couldn't help it but he knew better than to show his anger to Stephanie. She was also funny bantering with Bo. I love their brother/sister dynamic.

   I loved seeing her in a white coat! That really brought back fond memories.

3. #3IchiLim @ 2010-9-3 13:24

   When will I use that doctor's white coat? I should learn and work harder! Fighting!! >V<

4. #4erikatakacs @ 2010-9-26 22:41

   Thanks, Birgitte. I guess some works are more personal than others, and one pours more soul into the personal ones. I spent a lot of time on the finish too, to get that earthy, ancient quality I aimed for.
   I uploaded two more pics (finally figured out how to take better shots with the help of a simple white bristol board for backdrop). The underpainting reminds me of terra cotta, but I found it too dark for shadows, so I finished it with a white coat on top, which makes her a bit ghostly, and that complements nicely my initial idea.

5. #5a blog @ 2010-9-30 13:08

   RT rel=”nofollow” a doctor’s white coat is filthy, so are their ties this the policy change is probably a smart move –

6. #6doglover @ 2010-10-9 23:06

   A doctor has the right to hold someone for evaluation based on things that were said or that he/she understand to be said. You might be upset but do you really know what transpired in that office. Your brother may have inadvertently said something that the doctor took to mean something else. He may have said something about his feels that makes the doctor think there is a need to protect him. And the bottom line is if the doctor thinks he might be a threat to himself or others he is obligated to do something about it

7. #7bridgeygrl85 @ 2010-10-30 04:36

   The crystal radio was invented over 20 years before 1927.

8. #8doc's wife @ 2010-11-9 13:06

   A "sealed brindle" boxer is a fancy name for an ill-bred boxer that does not fit the standard. Think "DESIGNER NAME" for a BYB screw-up. I have had a reverse brindle boxer and that IS NOT a reverse brindle. A boxer should not be black. No matter what you should still see the fawn stripes if it is a reverse(which this isn't).

9. #9Bristol_Palin @ 2010-12-11 19:10

   People commonly see a tan as healthy. When you look pale, nobody will tell you “oh man, you look so healthy, you surely won’t get skin cancer!” they tell you you look ill instead, because you do. These instincts developed for a reason, and they worked well, until Doctor White-coat, PHD, came into the equation, and told people “if you go out into the sun, be sure to apply UV-B blocking sunscreen, or you’ll die from skin-cancer!”. This is the same Doctor White-coat, PHD, that 50 years earlier would have given DES to pregnant women, “to make sure they won’t get a miscarriage”. In other words, a very educated, but nonetheless very stupid man. The lives ruined and people murdered by White Coats are likely in the millions. In reality, vitamin D protects against cancer, and the most deadly type of skin-cancer, melanoma, isn’t caused by exposure to sunlight at all (it’s actually more common in office-workers than those who work outside, and occurs on those parts of the skin not exposed to sunlight normally), so the scientists are simply killing a lot of people, and they’re *finally* beginning to discover it themselves. And yes, people know perfectly well what a healthy diet is. Varied, natural (as opposed to the synthetic garbage people gobble up these days), and mostly composed of plants.

10. #10pulplion @ 2011-10-12 14:21

    I got to get a all white coat with the hood

11. #11Allison @ 2012-1-1 00:16

    " Why are doctors in the US just prescribing pills?" because doctors plan about 7 minutes per patient and they're totally influenced by the drug companies. If they can write you a prescription and get you out of their office in 5 min they can make their quota. I sure wouldn't consider 140/90 serious when at home it's 125/90.

    Excess Salt is one of the biggest problems and most comes from prepared/canned foods (excluding fast food). Lots of fresh spinach is good support for thyroid but thyroid meds aren't too bad as far as I know.

    I saw a report a while back that the average 70 year old is on 14 prescription meds a day. That's just crazy!

    Stick with your low fat, low meat cooking and limit canned ingredients and limit/eliminate salt. My last 12oz salt box lasted more than a year. Many say 4 smaller meals are better than 3 normal meals, your choice.

    good luck

12. #12 @ 2012-2-2 02:08

    Yes, I guess you would be the person (right after my mother) to question what on Earth I was thinking! And yes, NY would be even more of a gamble. ]]>