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The question is not about the cause but about the actual effects. You might feel better and that's goog in itself, but it's not good enough if you want to treat
by dao- 7y ago
The question is not about the cause but about the actual effects. You might feel better and that's goog in itself, but it's not good enough if you want to treat something with real, measurable symptoms.
- BoiledCabbage 7y agoI think that's the point you're missing, feeling bad and how much, then feeling better is fixing a real measurable symptom.
- braythwayt 7y agoFirst, you are absolutely correct in fact. But that being said, if person A has no measurable symptoms, and person B does, then A's experience with a weighted blanket may not translate to B even if A experiences positive, measurable "improvement." So I agree that A's subjective endorsement is no good for B, but then again even if A had sustained objective improvement it still might be no good for B. At the end of the day, if B has real, measurable symptoms of poor sleep, the very best thing is a controlled test of people with the same symptoms of poor sleep. IMHO, of course. If my medical diplomas were laid end-to-end, they'd stretch from Albuquerque to Albuquerque.