Thank you SoSick for providing this important information.

Okay, however if you have actual information that your claim is true it would be a lot easier if you just presented it, rather than make a claim and expect people to prove a negative.

Only two hits on that last one and both of those involved the fact that a false pregnancy is not the same thing as an empty sac.

So it looks like you are still striking out there. Of course both of those are forums like this, rather than sources of real information, so it is possible (but unlikely given the derth of "finds" by google) that you could be correct.

This also does not answer the fact that the empty sac develops from a fertilized egg, a zygote, conception, rather it is just more attempt on your part to avoid the issue of confronting the truth. Your claim was that they were not the result of conception, and that is false.

The question is whether you think we can learn from mistakes, from concepts that have been invalidated by other information, or whether it is better to just avoid the whole learning thing and wallow in ignorance.

Given that one of the precepts of this board is to educate people about the benefits of alternative medicine I would go with expanding our knowledge base, and that if the claims could be verified to actually change the minds of Doctors and Dentists regarding some treatements. That is the way we increase knowledge eh?

Certainly knowledge is not increased by making unsubstantiated claims that are at odds with the facts and then pretending that you have some truth to your assertions.

Such as the truth about empty pregnancy sacs being produced by a zygote, by conception, but no embryo is produced and thus no human life is produce by such instances of conception -- that kind of truth?

Skepticism is healthy, and I expect people to be skeptical -- of all claims not just the ones you don't like.

And there is a big difference between honest skepticism and blanket denial of contradictory information. Failing to confront the truth is just being lazy and accepting cognitive dissonance over a pursuit for truth and new knowledge.

Enjoy.
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