Re: Don't say it's just placebo

Posted by Fred Potter on April 19, 2001, at 20:42:53

In reply to Re: Don't say it's just placebo, posted by mikes on April 19, 2001, at 18:45:58

You're exactly right. And from the patient's perspective, placebo effects usually fade. But to dash their hopes straightaway seems a bit cruel. I had it done to me recently, where I had a sustained response (Naltrexone + Prozac) just because the counsellor had never heard of it.

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Don't say it's just placebo Fred Potter 4/19/01
Re: Don't say it's just placebo mikes 4/19/01
Re: Don't say it's just placebo Fred Potter 4/19/01
Re: Don't say it's just placebo SLS 4/19/01
Re: Don't say it's just placebo SLS 4/19/01
Re: Don't say it's just placebo mikes 4/19/01
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Re: Don't say it's just placebo mikes 4/20/01
Re: Don't say it's just placebo-I'm a bit confused ShelliR 4/20/01
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