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Default Pringles and death

Wayne Boatwright wrote:
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> I suppose that's also where the practice of
> high colonics comes from, too.


That's not where it came from. It came from
19th century medicine that was considered
respectable practice at that time -- John
Harvey Kellogg in particular popularized it
in the U.S.

But as it transitioned from conventional
medicine to quackery, it found refuge among
the ignorant, where it survives today.