the effect is extremely real though, same with nocebo. They did a study a while ago, told people something was poison oak when it wasn’t and rubbed them with it. They broke out in rashes.
I’m not going to spend much time reading a LLM generated article from a source that pays people for surveys. In general, you are not wrong as far as placebo goes. Nocebo is just life.
That would be because we now know many cartilage related knee surgeries do not.
the effect is extremely real though, same with nocebo. They did a study a while ago, told people something was poison oak when it wasn’t and rubbed them with it. They broke out in rashes.
Might be this one
Also, worked 30+ years in science and specifically a lot of immunology.
I’m not going to spend much time reading a LLM generated article from a source that pays people for surveys. In general, you are not wrong as far as placebo goes. Nocebo is just life.