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That is really interesting. I look at that and see a strong reason to look to cheaper, non-Western medicine, which has traditionally not been able to prove why
by SoftwareMaven 15y ago
That is really interesting. I look at that and see a strong reason to look to cheaper, non-Western medicine, which has traditionally not been able to prove why it works.
I would be very interested to see a similar study for treatment of a disease that we understand better. IBS has no real treatment of cause; all treatments are palliative and all treatments effectiveness seem to be strongly correlated with the patient's mental state. Of course, even this could be hugely beneficial for a huge range of diseases like Parkinsons and the like.
I think this would be phenomenal if you were able to show a similar level of improvement with something like cancer or staff infections.
- Alex3917 15y ago"I think this would be phenomenal if you were able to show a similar level of improvement with something like cancer or staff infections." http://www.maps.org/videos/source3/video14.html http://www.maps.org/videos/source3/video14.html Some interesting preliminary research on using ayahuasca to cure cancer. (Which the indigenous practitioners say works because it puts the user in touch with plant spirits or whatever.)