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Not sure how much confidence I have in NIH, after the botch they have made of Lyme disease. I think maybe the PDR for dietary supplements might be as good or better. See what you think.

Congress gave NIH a big pile of money to investigate alternative medicine to see what was useful, what was not. They didn't want this program, it was pushed on them. In response, they gave the director job to Steve Straus, a hachet man if there ever was one. His previous record with Lyme and chronic fatigue proved that. So, will we get anything useful from NIH. Doubtful. They will just look for ways to disprove that anything alternative works.

If there had been an office like this throughout history, composed of people who only support the status quo, no matter how bad it is, we would never have gotten quinine or any of the other useful herbal treatments.


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