So part of that is fine. If your placebo is not harming you in any way, and you feel it gives you some benefit, great. The problem comes when people start claiming that their anecdotal experiences can be generalized or used on others.

But this is the problem: people like you who make silly observations as causative. This is the same bad reasoning that created pH alkaline dieting among many other dumb fads.

people are attacking your ideas despite being a random person on the internet because your ideas are incorrect.

I googled the terms you requested. The first site stated you were incorrect. I didn’t bother looking at any other sites. Can you cite any medical journals that support what you’re saying?

That actually wasn’t early though. Early is 4 months. Not 12. For all we know your daughter wouldn’t have any peanut allergy if it was introduced early, as the video explained.

creamy peanut butter is just fine

Same.

Suicide is always a tough topic. Keep in mind, Hoping, that most states have laws whereby anyone, physician or random concerned citizen, may request for involuntary psychiatric commitment due to suicide concern. I agree with Dr. Nerdlove that she should have immediate contact information for the national suicide…

I realize the Q&A is over, but it doesn’t appear Dr. Patel is board certified in any specialty. Can anyone find any credentials of this person after med school? She doesn’t appear board certified in... anything.

It seems medically negligent to promote marijuana as an alternative medication for rheumatologic conditions such as psoriatic arthritis. Conditions such as these are known to cause heart disease. The standard of care includes steroids or steroid-sparing immunomodulators that are proven to prevent these life-shortening…

How do you kill that which has no life?