freakofnurture
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But what exactly is a 'good' study in your eyes? I am absolutely positive that you'd never recommend treatments that you think are bullshit, yet your list isn't exactly a compilation of reputable modalities. I see a contradiction there and hoped for you to clear things up for me.There are lots of good studies, however;
BTW thank you for not reacting to my question as if it were a provocation. I was kind of worried about that and wish I had made it clearer what I want to achieve with it.
Just so you know what my standard is:
In the case of medical treatments I will bullshit every modality that's not supported by at least three independently conducted, truly randomised, placebo controlled, rigorously double-blinded, 5.000+ participant studies whose outcomes have a p-value of under 0.05 and an efficacy above the 80% mark.
This gets rid of most of the items on your list, and those that remain do so only because I don't know enough about them to make a judgement. That's why I recommended the two websites which I think do a good job in pointing out scientifically unsupported or even disproven treatment modalities. They do so by testing studies against high scientific standards. That isn't a bias but the way scientific peer review works.