Questioning Evidence-Based Medicine
A growing trend reveals a troubling obsession with evidence-based medicine, leading to a dismissal of intuition and common sense. Many are afraid to voice their skepticism, fearing labels like "quack" or "pseudoscience." This fear stifles honest discourse, even when the integrity of the evidence is questionable. The conversation highlights the need for courage in challenging prevailing narratives.In this clip
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