reflexology

For reflexology/acupuncture, you could have a section where you highlight typical focus points used in reflexology/acupuncture, without giving any sort of positive acknowledgement for them as treatments.

Very cleverly, he mixes in examples of absolute crackpottery (e.g Uri Geller, reflexology) with those of somewhat researchers (e.g.

One, is his reflections on what is unquestionably outlier belief, like reiki and reflexology and spoon bending.

Plus you get a great reflexology foot massage in the process (I kid.

A reflexology clinic here & there would be nice too:) Of course, malls in Singapore (and probably elsewhere outside the US) benefit from being placed within walking distance or directly on top of/underneath mass transit hubs.

[1] Next I thought of the reflexology diagrams of areas of the bottom of the foot being connected to different parts of the body.

So if you made a body map and your user base starts asking for you to add chakras or reflexology areas or acupuncture locations and you think that's all a bunch of woo, how do you respond?

This is all evidence based, not alternative, medicine and lumping it all in with reflexology, chakras, faith healing, or magnet therapy is a disservice to our existing scientific knowledge and legitimizes a snake oil industry.

A top-level comment mentions, "Very cleverly, he mixes in examples of absolute crackpottery (e.g Uri Geller, reflexology) with those of somewhat researchers (e.g.

Rhino horn and reflexology do seem to belong in the "bogus belief" category.

I’m shocked that none of the experts mentioned any of widely-held Eastern “scientific beliefs” in dietary supplements, herbal remedies, or reflexology.

Reflexology is about as scientifically useful as gait-recognition).

Reflexology is about as scientifically useful as gait­recognition).