Re:Hyperbaric oxygen therapy reverses hallmarks of Alzheimer...
by gfodor on Monday September 13, 2021 @10:34AM
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If HBOT is potentially beneficial, the proper response to a study is to tell people to raise it to their doctor to see if it makes sense for them.
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Re:Hyperbaric oxygen therapy reverses hallmarks of Alzheimer...
by orangepurple on Monday September 13, 2021 @10:49AM
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Doctors are stressed, overworked, and only keep up on cutting edge research at yearly conferences and sometimes through the grapevine. Your typical doctor won't know anything about HBOT.
Re:Hyperbaric oxygen therapy reverses hallmarks of Alzheimer...
by gfodor on Monday September 13, 2021 @10:44PM
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That’s why you should see a good doctor not a typical one. A good doctor would be interested in any research that is well founded despite being non-consensus. That doesn’t mean that they will endorse it. But people like the person I was replying to cuts them out of the process by presuming they already know the right choice for a patient.
Re:Hyperbaric oxygen therapy reverses hallmarks of Alzheimer...
by rectang on Monday September 13, 2021 @11:20AM
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Lots of treatments are "potentially beneficial", according to various "authorities", such as grapefruit as a cure for cancer. Going outside the scientific consensus is essentially an argument for alternative medicine.