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This is the type of post

July 16, 2007 by Anonymous (not verified), 2 years 19 weeks ago
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This is the type of post that is more dangerous than helpful. The author does not site his reference, it is an extremely small sample size, and what journal was it in? Was it peer-reviewed? What outcomes tool was used? How valid are the statistics from this tool?
While I am not a researcher, I feel it is very careless and potetially harmful to anyone who thinks that they need acupressure for their chronic back pain.
Until multiple Randomized Controlled Trials are completed, published in peer-reviewed journals, and critically analyzed, it is just plain dangerous to make these unfounded claims.

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