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While sipping my coffee and perusing the news, it came to mind that there are so many "experiments" that cancel out each other.
Personally, if I believed everyone of them then I would be afraid to eat, drink, slurp, pass gas on Tuesday, wink at a sweet old man, sing along with Joplin, lay in the grass and look for shapes in the clouds, pass gas on Thursday, read books of a serious nature, read ones of humor, etc. etc. etc.
I put a bit more stock into controlled studies.
One thing I refuse to do is take any drug unless it's been on the market for at least three years. The three years constitutes a massive research on unsuspecting people...it's easier to get a clear picture of side effects when 248,000 folks have nearly identical negative reactions.
Or positive ones...re hair growth as a side from whatever was the name of the original drug. Patients complained about excess hair growth...long story short, it now comes in the creams being used to stimulate hair growth.
Guinea pigs we can be without our knowledge.
I must go and refill my mug and look for more ways to get into trouble today.
First, I'll test if a person really can get a cold if you go outside with wet hair...
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I'm doing my own experiments here on my hubby, he's on his eigth cup...
On a serious note I do think 'stress' is not a good thing for someone that has psychotic experiences. Does the coffee put someone on edge or would it be more stressful to stop drinking the coffee. De-caff might be the answer but it tastes like ****!
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