Research has also found that no food will directly cause arousal, though there can be a legitimate
placebo effect if you think that a delicious piece of chocolate or a hearty ginger stir - fry will turn you on.
that no food will directly cause arousal, though there can be a legitimate
placebo effect if you think that a delicious piece of chocolate or a hearty ginger stir - fry will turn you on.
Not exact matches
There's science behind it, but it's too new to know
if it «really works» or it's just a
placebo effect.
Even
if Christianity is a
placebo effect like some believe you would still have to totally buy in to it to recieve the benifits of that meme.
A
placebo was formerly thought to
effect healing only
if the illness was «merely psychosomatic» or «not organic» It is now more fully recognized that actual chemical or organic changes can occur under the influence of a sugar pill.
also, regarding prayer d) even
if prayer re illness would be dumbed down to being merely «
placebo effect», there is scientific proof of
placebo effect limitly working, is there not?
We are also captivated with schizandra berry, hoping to get an energy boost from it and
if it's all just a
placebo effect, that the
placebo effect continue for a very long time.
If it doesn't, it has certainly exerted a remarkable
placebo effect on the scores of top endurance athletes from around the world who now train in Boulder.
Even
if it's just a
placebo effect... it's worth it even
if you only see minimal benefits!
So
if it is controlled via
placebo effect, does it really matter as long as the pain is controlled?
However,
if amber does «work» (whether because there is actually something in it that aleviates symptoms), or whether because of a
placebo effect, or whatever, shouldn't we just be happy that it works and leave it at that?
if the baby stops crying when wearing it, or in my friends case stops drooling drastically, is that really a
placebo effect?
Even
if it is just the
placebo effect, the compression socks can be a great aid for any serious cyclist out there.
Even
if you don't believe in homeopathic medications bring it for the possible
placebo effect!
There is no evidence to suggest they help but the
placebo effect can still be worthwhile so, try it
if you like.
«I'm on the record as saying I absolutely do not believe in the explanations for homeopathy and how it quote unquote works,» she says, before adding: «But I do believe in the
placebo effect and it's possible that
if a
placebo is the best treatment for a lower back pain, for example, then that's what the evidence shows and in a lot of these areas there hasn't been enough research done to really tell that.
If that isn't a textbook description of the
placebo effect, I don't know what is.
However,
if SSRIs had indeed acted merely by means of a
placebo effect, these drugs should not outperform actual
placebo in clinical trials where patients have been treated with an SSRI or with ineffective
placebo pills, and where neither the physician nor the patient knows which treatment the patient has been given until the study is over.
Think of it like this:
if you want to study the
effect of a drug, then you could theoretically give the drug to a random person and a
placebo to another random person.
But
if a (useless) treatment is not the cause of an improved outcome, could the
placebo effect explain some cases of spontaneous regression?
However, there was no
placebo group in this study, so it is impossible to know for sure
if the
effects observed were due to the cells or to psychological
effects.
«And
if you respond to a medication and half your response is due to a
placebo effect, we need to know what makes you different from those who don't respond as well.»
The
placebo effect is a psychological
effect that causes people to feel better even
if they're taking a pill that doesn't work.
If we confined the analysis to the biologically compliant subjects (n = 136), the
effect of treatment was slightly greater with a reduction in atrophy rate of 31.1 % in the active treatment group (rate of atrophy: 0.73 % [0.57 — 0.88]-RRB- compared to the
placebo group (1.06 % [0.90 — 1.22], P = 0.004 after multi-adjusted analysis).
Because participants in such studies are not «blinded» — they know
if they are getting treatment or not — they are likely to be influenced by the
placebo effect and other forms of expectancy bias.
«Not only do
placebo effects exist with medications —
if you take a pill and believe it's going to help you, it's going to help you more — but the exact same could be happening with behavior,» said Zahrt.
And even
if a therapy works by
placebo effect, so what?
Dr. Hall says he doesn't discourage his patients from taking saw palmetto
if the
placebo effect appears to be working.
I sat and sat for probably 15 minutes, and thought I felt a bit warmer or lighter throughout, but I wasn't sure
if it was true or just a
placebo effect.
In a clinical trial of depression, for example, «
if a person has no expectations based on pill - taking but improves in the context of enhanced attention from raters, testers, and caregivers, is that response a
placebo effect or a psychotherapy
effect?»
Kramer wonders
if this definition stretches
placebo all the way into the realm of talk therapy, the
effects of which (just to add another layer of complexity) could also be moderated by genes.
Unfortunately, many conventional scientists believe that
if something works by eliciting the
placebo effect, it doesn't count.
But most patients just want to get better, so
if chanting a mantra — like you might do at the beginning or end of yoga class or throughout a meditation or in the course of your day — facilitates healing, even
if it's just a
placebo effect, why not do it?
«But keep in mind that humans are highly suggestive: Sexual response and sexual chemistry have a lot to do with emotion, and so
if these women are paying money for a treatment, they may very well be experiencing a powerful
placebo effect.»
Even
if it's purely a
placebo effect, when you do «nothing» and enjoy some benefits, what could be better?
I did feel more relaxed but couldn't tell
if it was the lavender, arnica, magnesium, or the good old
placebo effect.
If he plays a physician role, it may be a good idea (trying to induce an eventual
placebo effect in people).
I did feel a difference, more energy and more strength, but I'm still not sure
if this is just
placebo effect.
In addition, there was no control group, so it is unknown
if the positive results came from the carbohydrate restriction or from a
placebo effect.
Despite that, reviews of studies have found the positive
effects of homeopathic treatment for certain conditions — including acute diarrhea, flu, and allergies — can not be explained by a
placebo effect alone (the
placebo effect is when people get better because they are receiving some pill, even
if that is a neutral «sugar pill»).
If I get lazy or run out of them, my belly will emphatically remind me, so I don't think it's just the old
placebo effect, besides the fact that so many who have tried agree, and become as passionate about them as me.
Also,
if you consciously think about how nutritious this smoothie is, your body will actually get even better results, because of the power of the mind (
placebo effect).
Because of our deepening understanding of the
placebo effect, we now know that the beliefs we bring to our medical care are critical
if not even primarily impactful.
If the
placebo effect works, then so does taking a pill resisting the very act of doing it.
However, that's when the
placebo effect comes into play,
if you see your body looking slimmer, and that was your goal, then you will be more excited to keep doing what you are doing.
If you don't mind spending the extra money, in my opinion it would be alright to experiment using it (sometimes you can catch a sale and snag some for under $ 35 for 5 lbs) to see how you feel even if it is a placebo effect the cost may be worth i
If you don't mind spending the extra money, in my opinion it would be alright to experiment using it (sometimes you can catch a sale and snag some for under $ 35 for 5 lbs) to see how you feel even
if it is a placebo effect the cost may be worth i
if it is a
placebo effect the cost may be worth it.
Although many athletes say they've experienced benefits from the therapy, there are few rigorous scientific studies on the topic, and it's unclear
if the treatments» perceived benefits could be due to the
placebo effect, experts said.
If I feel better, I don't care if it's a placebo effect or not, but I will try i
If I feel better, I don't care
if it's a placebo effect or not, but I will try i
if it's a
placebo effect or not, but I will try it.
Dave Asprey: Generally,
if it works forever, that's great, but
if the
placebo effect... They often drop off over time.
I'm not sure
if it was a
placebo effect, but the whole warm towel / oily breathing shtick was a great distraction from my usual bedtime anxiety show, and I think I slept more deeply as a result.