The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
you said that and I saw the statistics I mean there were statistically significant p-value is less than 0.05 there were statistically significant differences in terms of what were the endpoints mortality mortality actually quality of life even comorbidities all those things but in each yeah rock tile dysfunction traveling the world getting married having a great life due to jutsu and depletion
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but what we're able to do we were able to just use the turn depleted water the first on the turn inflated water and just by drinking to turn deplete of water and doing standard of care these patients as you looked these patients head better outcomes they lived they had less when they winter emissions they had less recurrence and they live for seven eight nine years longer in fact we had so many of that they're not they we couldn't go out he further was a night we've fallen for nine years and they're still alive this is the prostate cancer trial and I believe this had 44 patients so as a 44 patient it was a prospective trial it was randomized it was blinded one group got standard of care and one group got standard of care plus deuterium depleted water