Why Patient Counterexamples Are Important

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Patient Counterexamples are important because they refute endocrinology's claim

that T3 is not effective, not needed, and dangerous. They also falsify the

bogus excuses for medicine's failure to return patients to active, attractive

lives.

Patient Counterexamples are important because endocrinology's claim comes from

studies and these studies are merely collections of observations. Then

endocrinology conjectures the well-known concept that T3 is not useful based

upon these observations. This is called inductive reasoning. Inductive

reasoning has a vulnerability. A single counterexample can falsify the

conjecture. In other words a single patient counterexample can falsify the

notion that T3 has no value. There are more than 800 patient counterexamples on

the TPA registry.

You might ask, " When should the emirs of endocrinology learned this? " I have

felt that this should have been learned in high school geometry since geometry

is highly dependent upon logic. Indeed, I borrowed a 9th grade Geometry book

from the local high school and found the description of and lessons on inductive

and deductive reasoning in it. Since Geometry is required for college bound

students, we can expect that most if not all of the emirs of endocrinology

should know inductive reasoning and the importance of counterexamples to

observational studies. But apparently their frailties allow them to abuse those

who do need T3 to live reasonably.

Have a great day,