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Wow, you are sure saving him from following all this cranky, controversial advice about taking natural vitamins & supplements while optimizing general health, t

• nullindividual 2y ago
  Why would you quote a site promoting ineffective COVID treatments?
  • lambdaba 2y ago
    I quoted the page that was likely relevant to the topic at hand, and it looks like a perfectly good list of natural health interventions that are more likely to help than not. Look, we're not going to get anywhere with this, you're with "trust the science" (= trust the establishment), I'm with researching things yourself, experimenting, and making your own opinion. The big difference here is there is a chance these interventions will work, whereas not doing anything is guaranteed not to.
    • nullindividual 2y ago
      Are you even qualified to perform medical research? > The big difference here is there is a chance these interventions will work, whereas not doing anything is guaranteed not to. Getting vaccinated also has done wonders for the majority.
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