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You're assuming studies conducted today with minimal or no replication of results are evidence of health benefits. If 5000 of scientifically less-than-perfect e
by AnIdiotOnTheNet 6y ago
You're assuming studies conducted today with minimal or no replication of results are evidence of health benefits. If 5000 of scientifically less-than-perfect evidence is not worth anything, then this study is also worth nothing.
- MaxBarraclough 6y agoAs karatinversion already pointed out, some traditional health practices have been shown to be ineffective, or even actively harmful. There is no substitute for the scientific method.
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 6y agoI'm not citing it as a substitute, rather I'm saying that it isn't something you can entirely discount either. And we know for a fact that a lot of published "scientific" studies turn out to be not reproducible too, but people will continue to believe them for a long time regardless.