yep, its literally an insult to people to do this.
that piece of info about that guy using a very small dosage of the lotion too, if its true. you conduct a study with the sole purpose of testing a product and then come up with that "he only used 1ml on his entire scalp, though" excuse?
same goes for that absurd shifting of responsibility between fidia and brotzu:
- ask brotzu about anything about the product - "I m just presenting, ask them about everything else"
- ask fidia about it - "ask the Doctor, he is the one who came up with the lotion"
- attack brotzu for shitty ppt and pics - turns out someone from fidia made it and gave it to him in the last moment
- ask fidia about how ridiculously amateurish their trial was - turns out they paid some other company to do it
if you ask me, this level of amateurism should be closely monitored and sanctioned legally, through taking licenses to practice medicine/science/business away or otherwise.
a waste of time and resources and highly unethical. no wonder people from the industry present at the conference were pissed. who has the time for some senile wannabe wondermaker doctor and a bunch of amateurs from some second-tier pharma company?
