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The cost of this increased healing rate would be the tail risk of compounding injury though. It's not something a doctor could recommend even if it were true fo
by notShabu 2y ago
The cost of this increased healing rate would be the tail risk of compounding injury though. It's not something a doctor could recommend even if it were true for everyone consistently.
- lennxa 2y agoif it were true for everyone consistently (faster better healing), where does the tail risk come from?
- PoignardAzur 2y agoYou fall and break something.
- adrianN 2y agoEven if the outcome distribution is the same for everyone and the expected outcome is better healing, you can increase the risk of much worse outcomes if the distribution has the right shape.
- ses1984 2y agoSurgery has very well documented known risks and doctors recommend surgery. Also surgery has outcomes that are barely better than non surgical interventions, sometimes, and they still recommend surgery.