QUOTE(Perfect.Stranger @ Apr 13 2017, 12:23 PM)
my sister brain CT scan normal, blood test normal, CT brain normal..no drug use history.
yet screaming and mumbling..
what to stood up more?
I dun have details on your sister's case. Anyway, I refer you to one of my earlier posts on this thread.
QUOTE(arubin @ Aug 28 2014, 08:10 PM)
You want me to show you how a young girl can lift a grown man? I can stage if for you with the right props.
Lifting above your body weight is not as difficult as you think as long as the other person is cooperative. On the other hand, I can also show you a trick where 2 grown men will have a difficult time trying to lift me up (and I'm < 70kg). No magic.
Let me see the girl lift the man under MY terms. I decide the location and it will be a closed room. There will be NO setup whatsoever before hand. No time given to prepare. Lift on demand. Can't means fail.
As for not asking for money...look, like I said...its all in the mind. Sometimes, the illness is psychological. The person thinks they are ill and cannot be cured, so they appear ill and their body displays all the conditions of whatever it is they think they have. The human mind has greater unconscious control over the body than you might think.
If they're cured by Perubatan Islam or something like that, its because they made the person believe they are cured. Not saying that they are a scam. In fact, I think they provide a valuable service if they're willing to do it for free. A psychologist could do whatever it is they do but they charge by the hour and are not necessarily more effective. Sometimes, there's just no other way to cure a person if they're ill in the head. Its a placebo treatment. Kind of like the sugar pills that doctors prescribe to people who seem to chronically insist they need medication although there's nothing wrong with them.
There is a very logical explanation behind it all. The question is whether or not you are willing to dig around further than to take everything at face value.
Like I said, its all in your head. In this case, being your sister's head. The problem is likely more psychological than you might think.
But some people will rather believe in black magic than the likelihood of a mental disorder, because the latter makes you think that there might be an easy cure while a disorder doesn't really have a cure and requires long-term therapy to keep it under control.
And people like the easy answer. Hence black magic.