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Somewhat useless article. To summarize, we have anecdotes suggesting they may work but no one has figured out how to prove or disprove it in a study, and the au
by thorum 4mo ago
Somewhat useless article. To summarize, we have anecdotes suggesting they may work but no one has figured out how to prove or disprove it in a study, and the author has some doubts. Meanwhile supplements can be dangerous if you take too much or have a liver condition, or if you buy them from an unreputable source, as with every other substance on earth. Author confirms it tastes good in milk.
- mgh2 4mo agoNot useless if it pinpointed that most of the foundational research papers that initiated this trend were of dubious intellectual integrity- i.e. the source was compromised
- pseudohadamard 4mo agoI recently went into a few European pharmacies trying to find any that still stock cough lollies with DXM and found that Icelandic moss seems to be the currently in-fashion health woo-woo. Presumably because freighting it in from Iceland rather than ripping it off the tree in your back yard gives it magical healing properties.