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Absolutely. The trouble is mainly research funding, and then publishing and marketing the research that's already happened (there's more scientific research on
by rarrrrrr 18y ago
Absolutely. The trouble is mainly research funding, and then publishing and marketing the research that's already happened (there's more scientific research on alternative treatments than is commonly known.)
Pharmaceutical companies aren't likely to invest millions studying turmeric, spirulina, chlorella, sunlight, etc. There are credible studies if you intentionally go looking for them, though.