>try to find out whether X is good or bad for you
>decide to consult the scientific literature
>dig through decades worth of research
>all the studies contradict each other
>zero conclusive results
>every study reiterates the need for more studies in its conclusions section
>X has been known and used extensively for thousands of years
>the science still isn't settled on whether X causes or prevents serious disease
This is what medical research looks like when the medicine in question isn't patented. It's a consistent pattern. But yes, of course I'm going to trust the experts, you mouth-breating mongoloid piece of cattle. They can't figure out what pot or turmeric does to your body, but Pfizer conducted a study on the benefits of its own experimental gene therapy, so I know it's safe.
>decide to consult the scientific literature
>dig through decades worth of research
>all the studies contradict each other
>zero conclusive results
>every study reiterates the need for more studies in its conclusions section
>X has been known and used extensively for thousands of years
>the science still isn't settled on whether X causes or prevents serious disease
This is what medical research looks like when the medicine in question isn't patented. It's a consistent pattern. But yes, of course I'm going to trust the experts, you mouth-breating mongoloid piece of cattle. They can't figure out what pot or turmeric does to your body, but Pfizer conducted a study on the benefits of its own experimental gene therapy, so I know it's safe.
