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Chantal Finn

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It comes down to the individual. At what doses. You general health. Your chemical composition. How it will effect you. Insufficient evidence. It may work but it may have also been caused by circumstance the results came out the way it did. No substance will behave/affect the same for everyone. For instance paracetamol does not work for everyone. And for some it works better than morphine

Rebeca Shreve

That is how science works. You gather evidence for or against. You have varying degrees of evidence that shapes your opinion. You say may or could because there has been evidence for it, but it needs to be replicated. Maybe the evidence wasn't very strong. Maybe there have been other studies that didnt find the same effect. If you read a pop science article that claims science "proved X", that is when you know it was written by someone trying to get traffic to their site, or someone who isn't very aware of how science works.

Daveo Wilko

It's the difference between science and magic/dogma, if a scientist is not sure or has no definitive proof due to a lack of research or contradictory findings, it will mention it instead of affirming any kind of bullshit.

Elaine Fragua

There's evidence for everything if you look hard enough. Thats why instead of searching garbage like this 1) Find a scientific article from Google scholar from a reputable Journal. 2) If articles are saying different things, look for a systematic review on that topic.

Tahesher PinkishSmilez Anderson

just click bait, people know the value of scientific data so the writers want to put the phrase there to convince the public this article is actually scientific, but since they dont really have the scientific articles to support their bad recommendations they end up saying nothing, if an article found that a very insignificant difference is produced by using something this is usually included in the conclusions of a scientific paper as not indicative of anything, but the writers of this kind of articles choose to interpret it as "possible" benefit. there is no such thing.

Dawn Klukowski

That means that there is 1 paper saying one thing, and 1 paper saying another. Take the best example, echinacea. There are numerous researches showing that it helps with boosting immune system and just as many, if not more, papers saying that it is useless. Well, science say it may help with flu is a valid statement in this case.

Deepika Gurung

Overall metabolic biology and internal microfauna can differ somewhat from person to person. That's why dietitians exist as a profession and why there isn't any such thing as a 'universally healthy diet'.

Bradley Rollinson

It steals my cholesterol

Jordan LovesteslaforEva Guy

Yeah, bit how much do you have to eat to get those benefits.

Kyle Garcia

Your*

Arani Saha

“May” have benefits

Andrew Springer

May May May May ....

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