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<blockquote data-quote="Josie" data-source="post: 401552" data-attributes="member: 1792"><p>It will be interesting to see the results of that study. I spend more time reading natural health articles than mainstream medicine articles. There, I am led to believe that the studies are conducted by people with ties to the pharmaceutical companies, even NIH or NIMH studies. When I have checked some of this, it appears to be the case. How much of a tie and how that influences their study, I don't know, but it does make me not necessarily take it as a fact when the study shows OTC supplements don't work. </p><p></p><p>Again, people can try supplements for themselves without a doctor needed. We have tried them in the past, but are using prescription medications right now for B. </p><p></p><p>As you know, my daughter is fine when she is on her girlfriend/CF diet. Studies show that doesn't work either. For her, it works perfectly, when she does it, so that started my skepticism about the scientific studies showing natural health remedies don't work.</p><p></p><p>Think of the upheaval it would cause if the NIMH did a study that showed food additive caused mental illness! The whole food industry would feel pressure to change their ways.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Josie, post: 401552, member: 1792"] It will be interesting to see the results of that study. I spend more time reading natural health articles than mainstream medicine articles. There, I am led to believe that the studies are conducted by people with ties to the pharmaceutical companies, even NIH or NIMH studies. When I have checked some of this, it appears to be the case. How much of a tie and how that influences their study, I don't know, but it does make me not necessarily take it as a fact when the study shows OTC supplements don't work. Again, people can try supplements for themselves without a doctor needed. We have tried them in the past, but are using prescription medications right now for B. As you know, my daughter is fine when she is on her girlfriend/CF diet. Studies show that doesn't work either. For her, it works perfectly, when she does it, so that started my skepticism about the scientific studies showing natural health remedies don't work. Think of the upheaval it would cause if the NIMH did a study that showed food additive caused mental illness! The whole food industry would feel pressure to change their ways. [/QUOTE]
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