Big fan of placebo, don't want nocebo

[Sun_and_flowers]

I think hope is everything, and positive thoughts help as much as negative ones hinder, so I avoid reading negative stuff about PD, and just concentrate on positive information of any kind — I even prefer to 'fool' myself, as long as my brain and body believe me. This video sums it up for me:

youtu.be/LWQfe__fNbs(Not working as expected?)

[park_bear]

Lissa Rankin does good work:

Sacred Medicine: A Doctor's Quest to Unravel the Mysteries of Healing

amazon.com/gp/product/16836...

[Sun_and_flowers in reply to park_bear]

Thanks for the link, park_bear. 😊

[ryzlot]

Placebos offer typically 25% reduction in symptoms during trials. So... I take 4 placebos a day to remain free of all medical issues. Hey it works - don't knock it.

[Sun_and_flowers in reply to ryzlot]

Exactly. Long live placebo! ❤️😀

[HugoRipanykhazov]

the red ones work better than the blue ones. Green, notsomuch

[Sun_and_flowers in reply to HugoRipanykhazov]

Hahaha! 😄