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>then you have very strong evidence that it worked. No. You really don't. Vague symptoms like bloating or specific pain come and go all the time. You might hav
by Lewton 12y ago
>then you have very strong evidence that it worked.
No. You really don't. Vague symptoms like bloating or specific pain come and go all the time. You might have some indication that it worked from your single experiment, but calling it "strong evidence" is just...
Imagine if I used your logic to come up with a cure for the common cold? I'd be shouting eureka after 6 days
- bluecalm 12y agoYou are again assuming incompetency with gathering data. Your counter example is about non-chronic condition (common cold) so it doesn't really relate as the evidence is stronger with chronic conditions. With gluten and gluten-free you can also go back and forth and see how things change. Also bloating isn't a vague symptom. You can put measuring tape to your belly and see the numbers.