>And one can only suppose that the doctor has already proved it in other tries, which is why they suggest it. Medicine is not coding. It takes almost a decade

>And one can only suppose that the doctor has already proved it in other tries, which is why they suggest it. Medicine is not coding. It takes almost a decade of formal education to get the specialist title. And at that point they are at the starting point of their career as specialists. And they are not supposed to try ideas with patients. They can get in serious trouble if they pull treatment ideas out of nowhere and push them to their patients. >Third, the whole "once they've tried it and are invested in it it's too late for them to see it's not good", is your addition, not some logical deduction. This is just plain human nature working. Why do you think our industry is plagued with fads and buzzwords?