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> Anybody who believes in the placebo effect is not to be taken seriously. Uhhhhhh no, sorry. Anybody who believes placebo is not a real physiological phenomen
by soulofmischief 7y ago
> Anybody who believes in the placebo effect is not to be taken seriously.
Uhhhhhh no, sorry. Anybody who believes placebo is not a real physiological phenomenon is not to be taken seriously, because they have not done their basic homework.
> what did you use as your control in your double blind study?
I didn't do one, because I am not here claiming that 1mg of CBD is enough to feel. The responsibility is on OP, not me. But to answer a hypothetical, what would I use as my control? The same solution I would be placing the CBD in, sans the CBD. It's not hard.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Placebo#Mechanisms https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Placebo#Mechanisms
- perl4ever 7y agoPlease don't take me so literally. I understand you didn't do a study on the placebo effect or anything else. I'm asking something that I wish you would seriously consider. If you only believe in things that are proven through double-blind studies, and you believe the placebo effect objectively exists, then it must be possible to do a double-blind study proving the placebo effect exists. Have you read about such a thing, or can you imagine such a thing? Do you, if you look again at my previous comment, see any possible logical problem? I'm questioning your belief structure - I have no particular opinion on CBD, nor do I think controlled studies are useless.