Placebos Are Effective for Relieving Depression AND Non Celiac Gluten Sensitivity
870 views · Published 27 October 2015 · 9:48 · Indexed 25 October 2026
Channel: Pamela Popper (Dr. Pamela Popper) · 2015 · Education
In clinical trials, psychiatric drugs barely do better than placebo, and a new study shows that those who respond to placebo are more likely to respond positively to drugs. It’s time to stop drugging people with psychological issues. It is true that some people who do not have celiac disease have symptoms related to gluten intake, and benefit from restricting gluten intake.
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