Aaron Hartman, MDFunctional Medicine Specialist | Clinical Researcher

Maegan Hodge | Debunking Skepticism_ Why Ignoring Acupuncture Science Is Just Wrong

8 Nov 2024 · 0 min

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Maegan Hodge argues that skeptics dismissing acupuncture as unscientific are wrong, pointing to substantial data supporting it. Aaron Hartman, MD notes that early in COVID, there was little data linking vitamin D to immune function, illustrating how scientific evidence evolves in medicine.

The whole picture is still forming, but it's clear to me from both perspectives that there's a massive amount of data. So if you're still saying, I don't believe in it, there's no science behind it, respectfully, you're just wrong.
Yeah, well, I think it's really. When we talk about data, I have to remind people that when the pandemic started, we were saying there's no data for vitamin D and the immune system.

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