Responses: 1. Citation(s) required. 2. No, let's ban.https://twitter.com/mloxton/status/1175141637296553984 …
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Enjoyable article, but I think you are conflating two different assertions. 1. Woo has a medical effect 2. Woo acts as a culturally accepted placebo that enables the pt to adhere to a traditional care plan Nobody that I interviewed at CIW, and none of their results claimed 1
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If woo is culturally acceptable, maybe that indicts the culture more than it exonerates the woo. And when the woo has become that way because of aggressive marketing (acupuncture is an import, after all) why not label it for the fraud that it is?
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