Not knowing anything about lithium treatments, I read this article purely because you recommended it, but at the end of your bit, it struck me that the reason they debunk the treatment is because a) it is over the counter, and b) no profit.
I would say most nimwit health care providers will repeat their marching orders. Yes, messing with dosages and recruiting the worst participants possible is their strategy for discrediting any medication or treatment that might threaten their big pharma masters.
Is the verdict in on lithium? My opinion is still not settled. It seems micro-dosing may be good? But micro-dosing anything is probably good, except for poisons.
Not knowing anything about lithium treatments, I read this article purely because you recommended it, but at the end of your bit, it struck me that the reason they debunk the treatment is because a) it is over the counter, and b) no profit.
Just like Ivermectin.
The zebras will never change their stripes.
Nice catch.
I would say most nimwit health care providers will repeat their marching orders. Yes, messing with dosages and recruiting the worst participants possible is their strategy for discrediting any medication or treatment that might threaten their big pharma masters.
Is the verdict in on lithium? My opinion is still not settled. It seems micro-dosing may be good? But micro-dosing anything is probably good, except for poisons.