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| I tried my best to be unbiased as I was expecting to see about a 20% improvement in health of members, or in other words a 20-25% success rate. I was intending to compare this to the 10% success rate I found done on the use of prednisone to treat Sarcoidosis. That double blind report shows that 10% treated with prednisone achieve remission. (BTW remission in Sarcoidosis as far as I can find out is measured rather subjectively) | I tried my best to be unbiased as I was expecting to see about a 20% improvement in health of members, or in other words a 20-25% success rate. I was intending to compare this to the 10% success rate I found done on the use of prednisone to treat Sarcoidosis. That double blind report shows that 10% treated with prednisone achieve remission. (BTW remission in Sarcoidosis as far as I can find out is measured rather subjectively) | ||
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| Sarcoidosis: | Sarcoidosis: | ||
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| - | Other Th1 diseases: 184 members; 110 success; 30 no success 44 unsure | ||
| TOTALS: 864 members;573 report success; 119 report no success; and for 172 results are not clear. | TOTALS: 864 members;573 report success; 119 report no success; and for 172 results are not clear. | ||
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| SUCCESS RATES: | SUCCESS RATES: | ||
| Over all success rate 66.32% Over all unsuccessful 13.77% Over all unsure 19.91% | Over all success rate 66.32% Over all unsuccessful 13.77% Over all unsure 19.91% | ||
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