saltwatch

You actually have to check your source purity before blaming the science but even then the hype is out of control.

graydev25

Some compounds definitely work for specific things in my logs but the miraculous blanket cure claims are pure nonsense.

clinicalwolf

Bro discovered the secret of the internet. Hype sells and boring neutral data gets ignored.

coldmind64

To be fair a lot of researchers conflate natural healing over time with compound action. Time is the real variable nobody accounts for.

echoroom67

Seriously man. You look at user logs and it reads like bad sci fi advertising instead of actual laboratory observation.

vialclub

Spot on analysis. Half the people posting glowing reviews just spent three hundred dollars on lyophilized powder and desperately want confirmation bias.

quietx74

Wait you guys are getting results? My subjects just sit there looking expensive and doing absolutely nothing different.

protocol21

Control groups do not exist in kitchen sink experimentation so people attribute every good morning to whatever vial they opened that week.