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placebo effect
The power of suggestion can create real physical healing. A fake MRI machine, combined with belief and expectation, helped children with eczema, migraines, and ADHD improve their symptoms.
- ๐ The sham MRI study at McGill University used a deactivated machine to test the placebo effect on children with various neurological and behavioral conditions.
- ๐ง "Neuroenchantment" is the idea that scientific props and accessories have healing power because people believe they do, similar to religious systems.
- ๐งโโ๏ธ Children were told the machine helped them heal by reprogramming their own brains, emphasizing their internal power.
- ๐ถ Even animals show placebo effects; 79% of dogs with seizures improved on placebo pills, similar to those on real medication.
- ๐ After six weeks, children like Malaya (eczema/skin picking) and Nicholas (migraines) reported significant symptom reduction, attributing it to the machine.
Two doctors in lab coats operate a fake MRI machine with a patient inside.