Anyone who gives the placebo effect any thought at all will realize
that most medical doctors are, well, indoctrinated to precede "the
placebo effect" with the adjective "only." This way of thinking is
deranged.
An open-minded person would be tremendously excited by this effect, and
I suppose B. Bradley is among these.
Rapid, self-induced self-healing seems astounding to me. The report
from Mr. Bradley makes me all the more eager to try EFT. I remember
well my scornful dismissal of "reflexology" when I first heard of it.
These days, I am quite familiar with organ representation points all
over the body, and methods to make use of them.
Three cheers for the "placebo effect," which desperately needs a new
name that does justice to its powers.
JBB
On Monday, Jul 17, 2006, at 11:11 Asia/Tokyo, brooks76009 wrote:
I am not recommending EFT as a treatment for anything-----just
relating my personal experience. If it was a PLACEBO EFFECT, it was
the most powerful of which I have ever heard
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