Wed-11-04-2018, 13:57 PM
(Sun-08-04-2018, 10:06 AM)Bill Wrote: I found another site claiming the research is not peer reviewed:
<While we’re not clinical professionals here at HighYa, we think it’s important for manufacturers to open their clinical trials to peer review, so that those who are clinical professionals can attempt to duplicate the results or find flaws in the methodologies.
As far as we can tell, not only are these studies not publically available (so you can read through them yourself), they don't appear to have been peer-reviewed, so there’s no way for everyday consumers to understand if they hold any significance.
Even then, if we were to sweep away these major concerns and take the results of these studies at face value, only one (the Dr. Nieman study showing reduced cholesterol in obese women) reflects any real-world benefits.>
It is not as if they are just hiding the recipe. They also don't want the testing scrutinised. That is dodgy.
Cheers
Thanks Biil.
I will check on that. Indeed it is very strange that peer-reviews have not been done.