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Well, if diet or deodorant causes Parkinson's, that's absolutely meaningful. ;) The methodology should have been mentioned more in the article, and should be s
by scott_karana 11y ago
Well, if diet or deodorant causes Parkinson's, that's absolutely meaningful. ;)
The methodology should have been mentioned more in the article, and should be scrutinized, but that doesn't mean it's worthless if she truly diagnosed these people after a (single?) blind experiment.
- ars 11y ago> Well, if diet or deodorant causes Parkinson's, that's absolutely meaningful. ;) You jest, but there is actually a suggestion that aluminum in sweat blocking deodorant causes neurological problems like Parkinson's and Alzheimer's. (The evidence for this is not strong however.)
- cortesoft 11y agoThis wouldn't explain why she noticed a change in her husband's scent. I would assume he was using the same deodorant before and after the change.
- 2skep 11y agoone, that assumption is not tested. two, it is also not tested that the smell she say she noticed had anything to do with parkinson's. I know someone who can predict the future by looking at tea leaves.