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Aussie105

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1. Claims for herbal remedies have always been 'slop'.

Reply to douglas9 (Original post)

Mon Nov 24, 2025, 02:16 AM

Nov 24

They all very carefully avoid saying anything definite, using terms like 'will help with', 'can relieve symptoms of', etc.

At very best, they can do no harm.
Or shouldn't, depending on the care put into their manufacture.

But for me, a cup of camomile tea helps me sleep. lol

But it is another example of people (mis)using AI.

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Claims for herbal remedies have always been 'slop'. Aussie105 Nov 24 #1