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Until quantum mechanics becomes widely accepted because all the "parts" works, it's not considered within the same realm by scientists. You can see that when they discuss it. It's all considered theoretical.
Keeping that in mind if at the end of the studies they added some sort of theoretical disclaimer or even something along the lines of the dietary and weight loss industry that says, "RESULTS NOT TYPICAL" because IMO since the results aren't duplicated 100% they have be able to cover themselves somehow. When I was going to college in the late 80's the psychology groups were calling psychology a "pseudo-" science.
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