Done by anyone that wants to do it and "rigorous" left loosely defined.
Any clinic can do a clinical trial.
"Triple Blind" has distinct benchmarks and set requirements involving 3
separate groups of people. [at least 500 carefully screened people per
group ?]
...costs several millions of dollars to do one.
On 8/13/2014 12:31 AM, alchemysa wrote:
From: Ode Coyote <[email protected]>
Date: 12 August 2014 3:20:11 AM
Clinical trials are not considered proof of anything by the FDA
Triple Blind Studies are.
Several Clinical Trials have been performed with CS and all were
dismissed by the FDA as they formed "The Final Word" published in 1999
Ode
I think I've read most of those trials. They may have involved humans
but I don't think they were too rigorous.
Definition - Clinical trial: " a rigorously controlled test of a new
drug on human subjects"
David
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