I mean I have had some quacky doctors while living in Japan does anyone else agree?
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Japanese doctors - I don't know. I've never visited Japan.\nAsian herbal medicine (Chinese herbal remedies and medicine, Ayurveda, etc.) - They are not only proven to be effective on lots of natural illnesses, they also provide psychological and physical comfort to the body.\nMaybe - you just met the wrong doctors. Or you just took whatever any lobo said about just any doctor without finding out the credentials of the doctor.\nJust like many establishments and doctors, there are the quacks and there are the real ones.\n\nJust to tell you, my aunt suffered from stage 1 of breast cancer. She took 2 months of rest, with Chinese herbal medicine and applied the remedies on her affected areas and the lump disappeared.\nThe doctor was confounded.\n\nSo, my personal experience proves that, while you might not have faith in such difference of cultures and such, they do work, and they heal from within, and provide psychological and physical comfort to your body.\nYou might try going for your convential western treatments, but supplement the treatment with Asian herbal remedies from reputable doctors.\n\nAlso, be aware that herbal medicine needs a doctor only to prescribe different ingredient lists to you or dispense the medicine to you if it's supposed to be applied in your body.\nUsually you buy it from a medical hall (or it might be a medical hall and a doctor's hall in one) and boil the stuff home yourself.\n\n\nJenova\n(d.yuffie@gmail.com)
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yeah! i think you're better than japanese.
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Yes...I agree with you...Few people do have such an irritating ability which they think as their quality
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that is an ignorant statement. not all japanese people share the same traits.
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If you saw how long I spend on some of my answers you might think I must come from a different country according to your statement. (Or maybe you'd just think I was a bit slow witted? Ha ha!) But guess what, I'm a US citizen.\n\nOne of my humbling moments as a US citizen came when I was living in Japan. I was at a business meeting with Japanese, Australians, English, and a couple of US citizens. One of the Australians started doing an impression of US citizens. She started talking loudly, smiling broadly (showing a lot of teeth), and gesturing. I thought it was funny. The citizens from other countries thought it was even funnier. I might imagine the whole world enjoying such a joke on US citizens, but that would be another stereotype--on the other citizens of the world.\n\nI think people will see what they want to see--especially if they are looking for it. For instance, "Is it true that Americans answer immediately, without giving it much to think about?" \n\nIt's easier for people to think in stereotypes. People think like that to make sense of their world. I'm not saying it's a terrible thing. However, they may be missing interaction with people they might actually enjoy spending time with. Such separation doesn't bring the world closer to peace. It's also rather lonely and boring don't you think?
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they are awsome, no sorry they wont ive seen most of the episodes in jap *you damn americans!!! you always ruin the best animes w/ bad voice overs!* its good to be thinking that they would, but sasuke doesnt want to be w/ her.
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Hell we have doctors practicing without license. Give it a shot. This country is screwed up anyway
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I think that you may be British, so pardon my colonial experience. Perhaps some of the civilian nurses that went into captivity when the Japanese overran everything.\nThe civilian workforce that helps out in the day to day operation of any branch is indispensable.
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No.\n\nBut... who told you educated, succesfull doctors can't also be terrorists? Regardless of their accents?\n\nGoodluck!
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A Psychiatrist or Psychologist, Doctors themselves, would ask Why are YOU getting so mad at Doctors?\n\nPeace.
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I agree it's not right doctors doing that.  I like the old guy one though that's good.  Isn't there something in the data protection act to stop them doing that?
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maybe the person who called for the ambulance mistook "Nakita" for "akita" and called the vet.\n\nI would like to point out that you bear absolutely no resemblance to an Akita, for the record.
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yes!  i hate that, if i am paying dr. whatshisname, then that is who i want to have seeing me.  not nurse whoever or the student who haven't quite gotten out of medical school
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Dont listen to the stupid girl above me... she obviously has issues, if you are concerned... tell your doctor you want a culture- dont wait for them to bring it up. And if your doctor, for some absurd reason, won't do one- TELL HIM YOU WILL GO TO SOMEONE ELSE THAT WILL!!!!!!!! This is not something you want to put off... especially if it is causing that much pain!
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Well dear, you need to understand some of these ppl are from all over the world.  It wouldn't be easy if you had to type in a question in French or Japanese.  As for questions that makes no sense, i'm sure they opened a few accounts so that they can give their accounts more points for whatever reason.  Maybe you can get some cash out of it?
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Sometimes it is because of the doctors not doing the correct processes, they are majority first year medical students doing there interns. I think also the doctors don't do enough research before they operate on patients. All processes are not for everyone.
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Don't let others get you down.  The Japanese government of World War II was very aggressive in taking over large portions of China, Korea, Phillippines, gererally Asia.  The soldiers were cruel.  In Korea, they took girls and had them be sex slaves for the Japanese soldiers.\n\nIt happened a long time ago, but some of the other people hear these stories from their grandparents and some of the anger is focused on you because of your heritage.\n\nIt is in the past.  Don't let them bother you.  I am Chinese and do not harbor any ill feelings to Japan or its children.  Be proud of your heritage.  Japan and its people have accomplished a lot since the WWII.