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Originally Posted by zinco14532323
Doctors are always promising all kinds of miracles cures. I mentioned Dr. Oz calling green coffee bean extract a miracle cure and it was based on a 17 person study in India payed for by the company that makes the product.
Half of Dr. Oz?s medical advice is baseless or wrong, study says - The Washington Post
It makes it hard for the general public to know what the hell is going on when there are so many claims that are not backed up by scientific studies. And so many doctors selling supplements. How is one to know unless it is evidence based using the scientific method and peer review? That is the method that has really served us well for centuries in science. |
Here you are (as usual, I have to say), trying to smear Dr. Hyman with some sort of guilt by association. You find some person (Dr. Oz) who you claim has promised a miracle cure. You are implying that Dr. Hyman has also promised a miracle cure. All of Dr. Hyman's work that I have seen is backed up by extensive scientific studies, referenced in his books, for example.
- vital