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> Firstly it’s not curing anything, it’s yielding some improvement It did cure some people, it yielded some improvements on average but it did yield extreme im
by Jensson 2mo ago
> Firstly it’s not curing anything, it’s yielding some improvement
It did cure some people, it yielded some improvements on average but it did yield extreme improvements in some people. That part isn't controversial.
> (and even if it were noticed: periods of lucidity are not rare. It would probably be ignored)
A year of being able to walk and talk normally when a patient could barely function at all would be noticed for sure.
- bryant 2mo ago> It did cure some people Cure has a very specific definition. I don't think it applies here.
- nullbio 2mo agoIt would indicate that there is a circulatory issue in general that causes this. If so, there may be other blockages as well, at various other lymph nodes that connect to the brain, which would explain why it works better for some and not others. If you have multiple blockages this may only offer partial relief. As for what causes the blockages, my suspicion would be microplastics.
- bawolff 2mo agoCure means permanent. If the extreme improvements are temporary (yet to be seen) its not a cure.