Homoepathy Type Stuffs

[elleflies]

I posted this in the comments of my last post, but seeing as how I've been dragged off to the Homoepathy people by my mother... It seemed appropriate.

I did not get my chicken sacrifices, but it felt much the same.

The whole thing was bizarre: They assess your health by asking questions and pushing down on your outstretched arm. Apparently your body tells them what they need to know based on your arm going down or not. I am not sure what the hell happened but they didn't tell me anything I didn't already know. I knew I wasn't getting enough vitamins so my mother stocking up on them based on what they told us wasn't so awful.

It still seemed like witch magic though... Then again, what do I know?

Comments

[aesvir.livejournal.com]

It's sort of weird, but my dad and other people I knew from Taiwan totally believe in this stuff. I never got it.

Also, a week late: happy birthday!

[erateini.livejournal.com]

Homeopathy does make me think of voodoo only as you pointed without the chicken sacrifice. Good on you for humoring your mom :)

[elrina753.livejournal.com]

It's totally hocus pocus, although they had some good points about this job and the things it does to your body (thinks I already knew) so the vitamins were welcome.

Beyond that, making my mom happy makes my life easier.

[elrina753.livejournal.com]

I was baffled by it, but I knew I needed vitamins and it made my mom happy so I went along.

Happy Birthday to you too!

[mishlai.livejournal.com]

LMAO.