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* organizations with powerful names (Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine) | * organizations with powerful names (Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine) | ||
| − | * individuals with extraordinary credentials in a related field that can be named, i.e. "Dr. Jane Doe, past president of the American Heart Association, said that...." | + | * individuals with extraordinary credentials in a related field that can be named, i.e. "Dr. Jane Doe, past president of the American Heart Association, said that...." Try to avoid using individuals with names that are not recognizable to the general public unless they have powerfully convincing credentials. |
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Introduction
Expert Testomony
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- recognizable institutions (Mayo Clinic)
- dietary associations
- organizations with powerful names (Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine)
- individuals with extraordinary credentials in a related field that can be named, i.e. "Dr. Jane Doe, past president of the American Heart Association, said that...." Try to avoid using individuals with names that are not recognizable to the general public unless they have powerfully convincing credentials.
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Research
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Programs
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- Programs related to the condition or disease are best: i.e. Dr. Ornish’s Program for Reversing Heart Disease
- Other programs that produced results for the condition: i.e. Plant Pure Nation jumpstarts
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Debunkery
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Testimonials
See Also
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Footnotes
Meta
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