Re:Vitamin D, part 2: Shannon's story
by fossuser on Monday August 24, 2020 @02:13PM
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I agree more than disagree.
It's the reasonableness and information in an area filled with tons of pseudo-scientific nonsense that's refreshing, 'real doctor' was a colloquialism, but it's not the authority itself that I find important (though it is a point in favor of the information being likely more accurate).
Having an MD doesn't make you instantly right, but it does mean you have some background/training that a lay person doesn't. It has some bearing on likeliness of claims being true.
It's the reasonableness and information in an area filled with tons of pseudo-scientific nonsense that's refreshing, 'real doctor' was a colloquialism, but it's not the authority itself that I find important (though it is a point in favor of the information being likely more accurate).
Having an MD doesn't make you instantly right, but it does mean you have some background/training that a lay person doesn't. It has some bearing on likeliness of claims being true.