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To be fair, A) medicine is complicated, B) lots of people like to talk out of their asses about stuff they don't really know too much about. I'm very leery of
by mywittyname 6y ago
To be fair, A) medicine is complicated, B) lots of people like to talk out of their asses about stuff they don't really know too much about.
I'm very leery of medical advice coming from a non-medical professional. Heck, I even double check medical advice coming from doctors since I've gotten conflicting diagnoses and been prescribed drugs to take for months only to find out from the manufacture website (not the doctor of pharmacists) that a follow up exam is required after five consecutive days of medication to prevent a potentially disabling side-effect.
This is why I enjoy articles such as this one. It's the closest thing to peer-reviewed advice I'm likely to get. Getting to read multiple physicians discuss this topic in detail provides me with a more complete understanding of the topic at hand.
- DoreenMichele 6y agoThe reason why it happens is somewhat irrelevant to my point. You feeling the need to justify why people do this actually just reinforces my point. Tech is a means to an end, but whatever means you use, this issue right here is your single largest speed bump for this end goal and wrapping your goal up in shiny tech will not move that needle one tiny iota. That's just not how this works.