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.@adamjensenat brought up nocebos, placebos' negative opposite. And that we might be experiencing nocebo effects /right now/, which could be some sweet sweet low hanging fruit if so
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Marie La
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Discussion about placebos often focuses on the boring thing: "gotcha, the treatment didn't work the way you thought it would.."
The cool thing about placebos is past that: "..didn't work the way you thought it would, because the body did ??something?? and fixed itself"
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Marie La
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I badly want to understand what that 'something' is that a colored pill or an entire surgery might trigger
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Adam Jensen
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Example: chiropractor tells 13 yo boy that he has flat feet and will get foot pain when he grows up (without regular adjustments)
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Adam Jensen
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When said person goes through the stress of transitioning to college, his feet start hurting, as he always "knew" they would.
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