Fair enough, but we should be aware that the placebo effect is real and it could easily explain what you feel. > So if the research says there isn't enough evi

Fair enough, but we should be aware that the placebo effect is real and it could easily explain what you feel. > So if the research says there isn't enough evidence it's fine, do more researches and find out exactly what happens here, but don't go around and tell how it's all made up and not helping anyone. people aren't doing this though... Equating "not enough evidence" with "it's false" is a straw man argument. And starting with accepting the need for more research but then chastising them for expressing skepticism is bad. The emotional appeal is also bad, we aren't causing harm by voicing our skepticism. skepticism != dismissal BTW