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Why is the person in the image wearing those homeopathic anti sea sickness bands in IKEA?
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That's not what homeopathic means
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We demand technical accuracy for quack medicine.
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Yeah don't stoop to their level
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Hmm, I always assume homeopathy was just alternative and generally dubious treatment, but I looked it up and I'm enlightened that it's administration of substances to mimic symptoms in an effort to elicit a response. Color me surprised.
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I wouldn't be surprised if IKEA is on cruise ships now.
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What in the Microsoft Excel is going on here?
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while plenty of acupuncture and acupressure are woo, the anti-motion-sickness wrist bands aren’t. there is decent medical evidence that pressure on the P6 point helps reduce nausea.
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[citation needed]
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Plenty more on PubMed with search “p6 nausea review”
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Sure lol
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My wife wore these when she was pregnant, and it did help with her sickness.
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The placebo effect is a pervasive delusion, but situationally it is extremely convenient. Glad the bands helped your wife.
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Feel like you're wearing a long sleeve sweater without wearing a long sleeve sweater?
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It's an IKEA on an oil refinery
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