>The issue is that there aren't any studies showing that safe doses are effective for treating this disease in humans. Actually I'm seeing a few, but they suff

>The issue is that there aren't any studies showing that safe doses are effective for treating this disease in humans. Actually I'm seeing a few, but they suffer from the typical lack of statistical rigor that I've come to expect in medical studies and fall into the 'further studies are needed' bin. As a side note, I'm always blown away by the poor quality of many medical papers. Publish or perish? Dunno.