The Pseudoscience Generator

Evan Beak: I get a lot of medical questions and nine times out of ten, I just respond with a link to an article on science based medicine. The author of this particular piece at Forbes does a nice job because she set for the opposite opinion or the facts behind this. He says it's amazing in a way sort of despite all his lifetime of believing in absolute nonsense, he still excels to the to the spite that not because of it. But yeah, just shocking the degree. This guy just believes in magic. That's what it comes down to. It's like those auto generators where you just have a random mix of pseudoscientific words, frequency, light