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May also work for sufferers of fibromyalgia.
The power of placebo. And the power of actually stopping and talking to the patient.
Old BBC News article reporting on an aggregated study that proved that homeopathy is total bunk. One wonders why the NHS pays for this stuff (including a sizeable hospital near me).
I find this a little alarming given recent news stories on the lack of proof of benefits of probiotics and possible deleterious effects found in Dutch trials.
Campaigning to cut through the mumbo-jumbo, misinformation and downright lies peddled by practitioners and celebrities when discussing just about anything. Highly laudable.
Not only playgroups, but daycare too. I've no doubt that going to another home and socializing with other children has done Tom a power of good, both socially and physically.
A fine admission. Will they now label the products as "not proven to do anything for you"?
Offers advice and help for sufferers, carers, families and medical professionals living or working with MSA (Multiple System Atrophy).
Rather nice infographic showing the relative merit and poluarity of dietary supplements. Just as interesting for those below the "worth it line" as those above it.
This explains a lot. Combine alcohol with serious illness, and you have a real problem.
Gordon Bennett! It's one thing after another in our family at the moment!
About five days too late for my mother-in-law's badly bruised cheek.
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