amazonslave

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   by amazonslave 3y ago

   I think some people in this thread are saying there are 3 categories, not 2. Every medicine/supplement/remedy makes 3 claims: 1. Features ('What' it is - ingredient identity, potency, purity, quality) 2. Advantages (&#x2
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   by amazonslave 3y ago

   No, I did read what you typed. You are confusing terms and honestly most people do it (which was the point of my post). This Witch Hazel product at CVS is not homeopathic.[1] This is a normal Witch Hazel supplement that is pure distilled Wi
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   by amazonslave 3y ago

   I think you may be confusing naturopathic with homeopathic. Naturopathic medicine use natureceuticals/supplements all the time. These contain active ingredients in usable dosages that have research about their mechanism of actions and
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   by amazonslave 3y ago

   I find your opinion here fascinating and value your perspective! It's neat to debate which kind of 'scam' is worse. Every value proposition for health supplements/medicine has 3 parts: 1. Features (what it is: ingredient