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can of worms
health claims MUST be scientifically proven. Perhaps the methods to obtain proof may be less stringent (e.g. proof of principle, consensus based) but general statements based on "that is what I heared" or "that is what "they" say", is insufficient.
Posted by Frank Comhaire
08 March 2012 | 16h48