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[_] Anonymous 09/10/18(Mon)13:59:49 No.3356838
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>> [_] Anonymous 09/10/18(Mon)14:22:45 No.3356841
>>3356838
I don't think it's working, doc
>> [_] Anonymous 09/10/18(Mon)14:33:12 No.3356844
>>3356841
Fun fact: Placebos work a bit even when you're told the pill isn't real.
https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/placebo-can-work-even-know-placebo-201607079926
>> [_] Anonymous 09/10/18(Mon)15:20:45 No.3356848
>>3356844
I find that hard to believe and I don't know how "factual" or well done this supposed study was.
The idea that someone can give you a peppermint candy or something and say "hey pretend its a
medicine" and you'll actually somehow benefit from it is again, hard to believe.
I don't buy it.
>> [_] Anonymous 09/10/18(Mon)15:30:16 No.3356849
>>3356848
Well, since you're an expert, here are the studies of that author:
https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0015591
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5113234/
So go ahead.
>> [_] Anonymous 09/10/18(Mon)15:32:46 No.3356851
>>3356848
>and you'll actually somehow benefit from it
>I don't buy it.
Biologists tried to deny the placebo effect (the normal one, when you're not told about it) for
decades.
"It doesn't have active ingredient! It's impossible!"
They failed.
>> [_] Anonymous 09/10/18(Mon)17:30:58 No.3356862
thank yo docta, this one felt strange but it worked!
>> [_] Anonymous 09/10/18(Mon)21:08:53 No.3356892
Thanks doc, I really hope that can help me get off my medicine some day
>> [_] Anonymous 09/10/18(Mon)21:45:09 No.3356899
lol
>> [_] Anonymous 09/10/18(Mon)22:52:45 No.3356915
Doc, this isn't helping, I still have priapism
>> [_] Anonymous 09/11/18(Tue)02:30:01 No.3356941
>>3356844
they work on npcs. if you tell a robot the placebo is medicine, they will believe it and will
feel better. It doesnt work on real people.
>> [_] Anonymous 09/11/18(Tue)04:12:58 No.3356950
>>3356851
>They failed.
as they were smite to the ground
