I just received this book, "Facial Diagnosis of Cell Salt Deficiencies," as a holiday gift.
I can't find out much about the author except that he has a degree in psychology and has appointed himself an expert on #homeopathy.
To me this looks like the work of a scammer or of a true believing magical thinker.
But what do I know? I'm not a #dermatologist, a #CellBiologist, or a #nutritionist.
Which of these should I ask to vet this questionable tome?
What kind of thank you note is correct?
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I follow literally hundreds of subjects, and in the past social media did nothing to bridge the gap between me and the real experts on #complex topics.
But on Mastodon I was literally having conversations with everyone from known public figures, to #academics, researchers, and #authors within hours.
I had a cool conversation with a #CellBiologist and learned a ton about #mitochodria
Talked documentation change control policies with a #systems #librarian
And it only got better from there👇
Hi Everyone-- My #Introduction. I am a #veterinarian turned #animalvirologist turned #cellbiologist/biomedical researcher turned #rectalcancer patient turned #colorectalcancer #patientadvocate.
We carry things from the paths we have been through, I am interested in/follow a wide-range of topics.
Current interest: #clinicaltrials for #CRC & #patienteducation. Provide info patients can act on
I like to #read, #travel, #draw
Most recent read: #Quit by Annie Duke
Deborah Elizabeth Finn
A.W.Ford, the Curious Curator
Manju George MVSc PhD