Very true, but we know almost nothing about what it's doing in the body in the short or long term other than some very dramatic lethal pathologies. If you aren'

Very true, but we know almost nothing about what it's doing in the body in the short or long term other than some very dramatic lethal pathologies. If you aren't experiencing something like this in your life than it's easy to wait to know what evidence is there, but if you are... Well, just because scientists that I don't know haven't published a paper doesn't mean that exploration of an idea or possibility can't have a positive effect on my outcome. Sometimes that effect might be because I've looked at that possibility so much over time that it just isn't relevant to me, even though later it might come out that the effect or subsequent compounding effect were relevant. Anyway, while what you said could be true, it presents as an absolute that is only relevant to people who aren't studying this or are afflicted with it.