Urine enemas for acne.

**bindeweede** · 10th July 2008, 09:29 PM

Dr John Crippen is new to me, as is the term "wibble" - perhaps I need to get around a bit more. He has posted an interesting article about the "College of Natural Nutrition", the courses it offers, and some of its successful students.

Now you are beginning to think that Dr Crippen is taking the piss, aren’t you? But he isn’t. It is all here. And if it disappears, I have furled it. How can the professors and academic staff of the College of Natural Nutrition allow advice like this to remain on their web site? Are they psychiatrically unwell? It seems that some of them were. All fully recovered now, I trust. Let’s take a look at them.

A little more.....

The concept of urine enemas makes me giggle. It is of course wibble. Pure, unadulterated wibble. As is most of the stuff coming out of the Centre for Natural Nutrition. Do you really want to study with a psychological astrologer so that you can reconnect with the earth, be passionate about jam making, learn about re-birthing and have an on-going dialogue with your body? Perhaps you do!

Read more here - it is fascinating.

http://nhsblogdoc.blogspot.com/2008/...tment-for.html

**Mojo** · 10th July 2008, 09:55 PM

Originally Posted by bindeweede

Dr John Crippen is new to me, as is the term "wibble"

Just don't stick a pencil up each nostril and put your underpants on your head...

Dr. Crippen is excellent!

**Mongrel** · 10th July 2008, 10:03 PM

If you've never heard the term 'wibble' you do need to buy this. British comedy at it's finest

**bindeweede** · 10th July 2008, 10:10 PM

Originally Posted by Mongrel

If you've never heard the term 'wibble' you do need to buy this. British comedy at it's finest

Mongrel,

Thanks, sort of

. Never been a great fan of Blackadder. I've seen a few, obviously, and they are very good, but I find Rowan Atkinson irritating, for some reason. Now Stephen Fry I could watch for hours.

Rambling OT again, I fear.