re: #20 Obdicut

No, I meant exactly that. It impacts. It doesn’t destroy your ability to do science, it impacts it. As can be seen, again, with Dr. Roy Spencer. It’s a good example.

Licensed by the government. Why do you think the government should be able to approve the professional credentials of a person but not the professional credentials of a procedure?

What I said was ” If the FDA gives them the information that says a procedure isn’t proven and may not be safe then they’ve done their due diligence”. There’s where we go our separate ways. You believe the state has to make the decision for them by banning procedures they have yet to approve and I disagree.