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There is an old joke among researchers that you should use a new treatment quickly, while it still appears to work. It is funny because early results really do tend to shrink.
First studies are usually small, run by people who believe in the thing, and more likely to reach print when they come out well. Replication brings…
A workable rule for anything new: do not be the first to use it, and do not be the last either. Both ends carry a cost.
Being first means carrying the risks nobody has found yet. Being last means somebody waits years for help that was already sitting there. Most…
If you want to try something alongside your treatment, saffron or whatever it is this year, a decent threshold is whether it is safe and legal. Tell your prescriber either way.
Clinicians who fight over every supplement tend to end up the last to know what someone is actually taking, which is the genuinely risky outcome.…
The medicine can help you focus. It will not make you want to study. Those are two different jobs and only one of them comes in a tablet.
Expect the difference to show up as an odd hour or two where you can sit still and hold a page, and still do not fancy the page. That is the drug…
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