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Katy's been down a YouTube rabbit hole on $medical_condition lately. Today we watched a yoga video that purported to relieve one of the symptoms. Cool cool, yoga can have benefits. Let's give it a go. Some of the instructions in this video were oddly specific but whatever, that's fine. Then we read the comments and my cult alarm started blaring.

This was a video with millions of views and an untold number of comments. Some of them were downright scary in their praise for this guy* and there wasn't a single remotely negative comment to be found.

Not one. I looked.

Someone is really dedicated to sliencing dissent on this video, and I can't imagine that being anything shy of a full-time job. That is probably one of the most massive red flags there is.

* e.g.: "Who needs western medicine? $youtuber is always the answer."



They told me no spicy foods until tomorrow, but the curry in my fridge is beckoning...

It's not that spicy. Should I?

I probably shouldn't, right?

in reply to Jonathan Lamothe

Having been through many colonoscopies and colon cancer surgery last year my tendency is to trust "them".

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