What's easier to make money off of?

[Xavier434]

Depends on the product?

 

[BoberFett]

Figure out what product can feed on both and you'll be wealthy. I've found my niche and just need to finish implementation. The money should roll in.

 

[SSSnail]

Argentinians.

 

[So]

Best to combine the two. Sell complimentary / alternative medicine. It's a win-win for you and a lose-lose for them. Which equals a win-win for darwin!

 

[rudeguy]

Originally posted by: So
Best to combine the two. Sell complimentary / alternative medicine. It's a win-win for you and a lose-lose for them. Which equals a win-win for darwin!

I know so many people who are getting into this right now. I find it kind of dangerous that people are seeking medical advice from someone with no training whatsoever.

 

[So]

Originally posted by: NSFW

Originally posted by: So
Best to combine the two. Sell complimentary / alternative medicine. It's a win-win for you and a lose-lose for them. Which equals a win-win for darwin!

I know so many people who are getting into this right now. I find it kind of dangerous that people are seeking medical advice from someone with no training whatsoever.

Tell them they'd get better medical advice from a toddler with a Fischer Price medical bag.

link

I heard today about a guy who died because his "homeopathic medicine" advisor told him to put honey on his gangrenous foot wound. If he had even gone to a real doctor an hour before he died, he would have had a chance of living, and if he had gone a day before, it would have been almost certain, according to the neurologist commenting on the story.

 

[zinfamous]

Insecurities. People can become informed, thus avoid continual scams (well...some people)

To a much larger degree, it's tough to overcome inborn insecurities.

 

[zinfamous]

Originally posted by: So

Originally posted by: NSFW

Originally posted by: So
Best to combine the two. Sell complimentary / alternative medicine. It's a win-win for you and a lose-lose for them. Which equals a win-win for darwin!

I know so many people who are getting into this right now. I find it kind of dangerous that people are seeking medical advice from someone with no training whatsoever.

Tell them they'd get better medical advice from a toddler with a Fischer Price medical bag.

link

I heard today about a guy who died because his "homeopathic medicine" advisor told him to put honey on his gangrenous foot wound. If he had even gone to a real doctor an hour before he died, he would have had a chance of living, and if he had gone a day before, it would have been almost certain, according to the neurologist commenting on the story.

I believe honey is good in a pinch for sealing up a small, or maybe somewhat large wound. It's a pretty old remedy, anyway. Used for centuries on the battlefield.

But anyone who advises someone else to apply it to a gangrenous wound should be shot.

 

[So]

Originally posted by: zinfamous

Originally posted by: So

Originally posted by: NSFW

Originally posted by: So
Best to combine the two. Sell complimentary / alternative medicine. It's a win-win for you and a lose-lose for them. Which equals a win-win for darwin!

I know so many people who are getting into this right now. I find it kind of dangerous that people are seeking medical advice from someone with no training whatsoever.

Tell them they'd get better medical advice from a toddler with a Fischer Price medical bag.

link

I heard today about a guy who died because his "homeopathic medicine" advisor told him to put honey on his gangrenous foot wound. If he had even gone to a real doctor an hour before he died, he would have had a chance of living, and if he had gone a day before, it would have been almost certain, according to the neurologist commenting on the story.

I believe honey is good in a pinch for sealing up a small, or maybe somewhat large wound. It's a pretty old remedy, anyway. Used for centuries on the battlefield.

But anyone who advises someone else to apply it to a gangrenous wound should be shot.

There's a world of difference between using something sticky as a glue and using it as an antibiotic or to cure gangrene. I wouldn't recommend using it to seal a wound either given that honey can carry botulism IIRC, which is why they recommend that you don't feed it to infants.

 

[geno]

Both, look at the Thighmaster.