Utterly idiotic. Harvard should be ashamed.
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Cited evidence for cardamom is an uncontrolled study from 2009 in 20 newly diagnosed hypertensive patients who likely made other lifestyle changes resulting in non-meaningful lower BP 3 mos later. A reason it was published in Indian Journal of Biophysics and not the Lancet
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No, they have not. This is misleading.
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“Brain benefits associated with cinnamon consumption in humans include reduced inflammation, improved memory, increased attention, and enhanced cognitive processing” cites 2 rat studies and an aromatherapy study in children with ADHD, absolutely nothing about human consumption
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Is the editor responsible for source-checking this article on holiday
@harvardmed? Took me 15 seconds to dismiss the paragraph on cinnamon, no interest in the rest. Big claims need big proof -- that is not studies of 15 children with ADHD or a colony of lab rats.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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This, folks, is what we call "weakening the brand".
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@harvardmed your account must have been hacked.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Just a whiff of cinnamon can improve brain function.
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