Evidence limits: what we can and cannot claim
Critical-reading primer—not the main does-it-work pillar page.
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Learn guide: Evidence And Limitations Primer — plain summary
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Variables that change outcomes
Training depth, client selection, and adherence to scope affect reported outcomes. Anecdotes are not clinical trials.
How to read weak vs strong sources
Prefer sources that name training level, sample size, and conflicts of interest. Dismiss vague before/after galleries without context.
Use this page when you are evaluating research quality—not when you want a yes/no marketing answer.
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