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It seems to me like the whole medical profession is a big celebration of having an ego problem. Some doctors carry themselves with so much hubris it's hard to imagine some of them making ANY rational decisions at all, and all their processes, right down to how medical records are kept, seem geared around expecting obedience from the patient without revealing enough details for scrutiny to be applied.

Compare that against professions like engineering where a few notorious failures have led to the presence of cognitive biases in decision making being at least acknowledged to a degree.

It seems to me like the whole medical profession is a big celebration of having an ego problem. Some doctors carry themselves with so much hubris it's hard to imagine some of them making ANY rational decisions at all, and all their processes, right down to how medical records are kept, seem geared around expecting obedience from the patient without revealing enough details for scrutiny to be applied. Compare that against professions like engineering where a few notorious failures have led to the presence of cognitive biases in decision making being at least acknowledged to a degree.

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All Vitamin Recommended daily doses are purposely too low for any meaningful/ potential benefit. I still recall back 20-30 years Big Pharma literally attempted to introduce legislation to outright ban Vitamins/ Nutrients and Supplements being purchased by the Public without a fcking prescription from a DR. Take Vitamin C for instance. A prophylactic/ therapeutic dose is 5000-10 000 UI per day. Most are sold in 50mcg-100mcg and tell you on the bottle to take just one or two. Unless one purposely seeks out high strength doses, it's the same for all other vitamins etc. All Deliberately kept to such a low dose to game the results ....