WEEKEND VIDEO: Yale school of medicine and Medscape provide another imbecilic polemic against Nutrition

When they want to minimize benefit of nutritional supplementation, they use a strictly defined systematic review. But then when they want to find evidence of harm they use casual observational reviews

“Nutrition research faces nearly insurmountable resistance for publication in high-level journals, let alone any mainstream acceptance into clinical practice or insurance reimbursement.” DrV

7 Jun 2022 healthythinking.substack.com/p/double-standards-and-double-jeopardy

On 22 June 2022, Yale School of Medicine and Medscape published a commentary that is so completely stupid that their 5-minute video warranted a 1-hour critique.

See their original error here and test your skills at detecting falsity, illogic, propaganda and double-standards: medscape.com/viewarticle/975852

New medical research* proves that water is ineffective against thirst and unnecessary for life (*by analogy, using the typical bogus methods)

When they want to minimize any evidence showing benefit of nutritional supplementation, they use a strictly defined systematic review.

But then when they want to find evidence of harm they use anything and everything available including observational studies.

When the studies showed benefit of nutritional supplementation, this was written off due to the “healthy user effect.”

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More MELATONIN Misinformation from Medscape (May2022) Preying on Ignorant Doctors/Public, Fear-Mongering, Lying, Inappropriate Government Policy Manipulation to Deprive the Public of Safe Supplements

Double Standards and Double Jeopardy against Nutrition Research, even against life-saving treatments in the time of a "global health emergency" and "crisis"