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 The Posture Theory home page The Hypochondria Web page: and The Posture Theory The symptoms of hypochondria according to The Posture Theory This webpage is a continuation of Hypochondria In Time Magazine Timely Jokes about Hypochondria The Hypochondria Test  The Cyberchondria Webpage © On this webpage I will continue my comments and open correspondence with […]

My co-operation with the neutral editors of Wikipedia In December 2007 I found an article called Da Costa’s syndrome which had been in Wikipedia for about fifteen months, and yet it had only four lines of text, and absolutely no references. It also had an invitation to help improve it so I began adding information.

The Origin of The Posture Theory © and other essays When I was young I knew nothing about health, other than the fact that if you got sick, you consulted a doctors and he fixed the problem. Unfortunately, as I came to learn from experience, doctors can’t fix everything, and anything left over is something

Orthostatic Intolerance, the Chronic fatigue syndrome,and the tilt table test © By Max Banfield Definition: Orthostatic intolerance is the modern medical label for the most common type of FAINTNESS. It is due to a weakness of blood flow and usually occurs when the person suddenly moves from the laying to the standing position. The blood

The Hypochondria Webpage © Many modern authors appear to be embarrassed by the fact that I proved that the old ideas about hypochondria being imaginary illness were wrong. One of their methods is to hide their errors in jargon by using a new set of labels which include “Somatoform autonomic dysfunction’ (SAD), Medically unexplainable symptoms”

The typical behaviour of my two critics (They chose to call themselves ‘WhatamIdoing ‘and’ Gordonofcartoon‘) Wikipedia criticism 4 The Wicked Witch of the West challenged The Wonderful Wizard of Oz The Wonderful Wizard of Oz calls on all champions of justice (the good guys) to help him defeat the Wicked Witch with her own methods

Criticism of two of Wikipedia’s editors (part 2) Their lies, damned lies, and statistics, and their rule breaking practices, bad manners, and content manipulation   Wikipedia is a free online encyclopedia that has hundreds of thousands of volunteer editors who contribute to it’s content. While I was involved I spent 12 months contributing to an

The Chronic Fatigue Syndrome It’s symptoms, causes, diagnosis, and treatment with some details presented as mixed acronymsby Max Banfield © I conservatively estimate that in 38 years I have been doing more experiments on my own health than any other 10,000 researchers put together, and some of my ideas, methods, and conclusions have been copied

Criticism of two of Wikipedia’s editors © Why the criticism is necessary The public needs to know who is in control of World Knowledge and Why. My comments are specifically about two of the editors. The ‘ignore all rules’ policy gives Wikipedia the feature of ‘survival of the cheats’ instead of ‘survival of the best’,