The one bill makes a day to make a lot of the land.

And though she's not really ill,

there's a little yellow pill.

But one bill makes you mortar and one pill makes you small.

Doctor, can't you see a burden, burden?

And then the witch doctor, he told me what to do, he said that...

They assumed that anyone religious would believe in this kind of ghost in the machine,

soul directing everything.

I'm a total materialist when it comes to that. Because we are living in a material world and I am a material girl.

This is Infants on throne.

The philosophies of men beingled with humans.

We are the core. Welcome back to Infants on Thrones. I'm Glenn O'Sland and this is part two of our discussion

with Chelsea Shields Shild Strayer about the placebo effect. So if you haven't listened to part one yet,

stop this now and come back when you've finished. Seriously, here, I'll wait for you. Okay, welcome back again.

The one's that mother gives you

don't do anything at all.

Okay, welcome back again. Now the reason I pieced together the clips that I did for this

intro to part two, it's because I think it's really important to remember where Chelsea's coming from when she talks

about witches and faith healers and the potential efficacy of essential oils and

other forms of alternative medicine. I think for a lot of our listeners this is where the science

part of her research leaves and you're skeptical oh this sounds like metaphysical, supernatural woo sirens begin to sound.

But keep in mind, Chelsea is basing her conclusions on measurable scientific peer review data.

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