Columbia University has conducted many test on CAM products, and in many cases has deliberately used/applied the product being tested in manners contrary to the recommended methodology of the product/herb. When the results were less than expected, they have very LOUDLY declared the results, making sure media coverage was ample. In the instances where the product performed as purported, there has not been much fanfare, and the matter ended there. IMHO, participation in their CAM study will not result in an independent, impartial review, but will be used to further the claim that only allopathic medicine can be trusted. Again, just MHO. Jannette
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