Re:What Science Says to Do If Your Loved One Has an Opioid A...
by ringaroundthetx on Wednesday September 13, 2017 @04:55PM
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> evidence-based medicine
non-evidence based medicine that uses the made-up-on-the-spot holistic approach is upheld by the idea that there is no scientific method available because it is about the body as a whole.
I think that rebuttal is reductionist and that there could be a method that is applicable to that form of treatment.
non-evidence based medicine that uses the made-up-on-the-spot holistic approach is upheld by the idea that there is no scientific method available because it is about the body as a whole.
I think that rebuttal is reductionist and that there could be a method that is applicable to that form of treatment.
does anybody have thoughts on that?