Science is the best tool ever devised to determine how the world works.  Experimental designs have become better and better, but science has been around for a very long time. Some people spend their life designing the very best experiments possible to prove or disprove something.  These are statisticians and  scientists from all walks of life and disciplines who fret about the details of whether or not an experimental result was REALLY true or if there was some flaw that made it seem that way.

Part of the problem with people and the human condition is that we are, in fact, human.  We are human with flaws. So, there are always possible design errors in anything that humans design.  On the other hand, these errors should be scattered all around, and the bulk or preponderance of scientific evidence on the whole should still help determine what is real and what is a hoax.

Also, people are human and become too involved in politics and ideology.  Pure scientists will follow the data, but not all do.  The raw data is what it is.  The problem with that is that data CAN be manipulated and therefore you have to be stringent about details and descriptions of experimental design and how the answers were derived from the data that was collected.

However, when planned and performed  correctly, experiments and the data derived from them will answer what works, what doesn’t and how certain we can be about that result.  The purer the science, and the more similar studies that arrive at the same conclusion, the more we can be comfortable that something works, or does not work.

Clearly, there are a lot of gray areas.  That is the initial premise of this post. However, when you are looking for a solution to your pain, your problem, wouldn’t you rather try those things that are MOST likely to help you FIRST?  Wouldn’t you rather do that than wander blindly through the valley of advice and testimonials, while in pain, hoping that the next solution or remedy will actually work?  Hope, by itself, is not a good strategy.  Maintain optimism, but retain some healthy skepticism.  It’s in YOUR best interest, especially when dealing with something as fragile as your health.

Dr.Steve

So,in order to appreciate this fully, you have to see the original…  But more importantly, other than laughter being the best medicine, why do I have this Miracle Cures video on my site??  Don’t I believe that natural substances can help in many cases?  The answer is yes there are a lot of great natural options, but there is  a HUGE difference between hype to a farce level and truth through science.  Our mission is to look at what works, what doesn’t and why.  Beyond that, if it “works” how much evidence is there really to back it up?  A lot or just a little?  All of this is important is making health care choices. Make sure you check out the videos on “Evidence Based Medicine” which also means Evidence Based Health Information.  Truth not Hype.

The Cureology team is  here to help you seek out the truth in prevention and treatment. We’re concerned with practical help, but strongly emphasize that this information or ANY information you find on the internet or in print does NOT replace a good working relationship with a trusted doctor. I you don’t have one, please find one.

At Cureology.com  you will find balance and objective documented TRUTH.  So all statements, to the best of our knowledge, are backed up by some kind of factual evidence and not fiction or conjecture or opinion.  Although we welcome comments everywhere, we don’t rely on cheesy testimonials since we all know they can be faked and misleading.  You should not either.   If the facts are not there, but there seems to be some plausible basis for use of this or that, we’ll tell you.  Most importantly, if something can harm you we will most certainly bring that up as well.

Regards,

Dr Steve & The Cureology Team