Re: [ACEsthetics] antioxidants and real data- nothing to sell here

In a message dated 3/24/2013 1:20:53 P.M. Central Daylight Time, tshewman@insight.rr.com writes:

Many recommend based on tests. Not arbitrarily 

In the SCAM community, this does raise a couple of cautions:

1. "If I give you enough tests I'll find something to treat" syndrome.
2. Choosing tests that tend to give results favorable to the practitioners preferred treatment modality.  

So there is a dark side to the holy grail of testing.   

Remember that parlor trick used a couple of decades back to convince you you need all your amalgams ripped out immediately  - having you hold a jar of mercury and convincing you it was giving off arm-weakening rays through the glass?

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