It is so important able to evaluate if a claim is truly scientifically
reliable or not. Often, advertisements will
claim to have “proven results". Can you
evaluate if this advertisement is a reliable
claim or not?
Give an example of 3 questions you can ask
yourself to determine if a claim is scientifically
reliable or not:
What are the stens of the scientific method?

Based on the observations provided, what is the relationship of current diabetes medication use and the use of extract from ginko biloba? a) the anti-inflammatory properties of ginko biloba extract are beneficial in treating t2d separate from the benefits of other therapies. b) the overall abundance of ginko biloba makes this extract an attractive joint therapy for existing medications that are used to treat t2d. c) the side effects of t2d medications have resulted in the need for different therapies to treat t2d like the use of ginko biloba extract. d) clinical outcomes from the use of current t2d medications may be improved through the use of cost-effective ginko biloba extract treatment. e) previous studies with ginko biloba and current t2d medications do not support the use of these treatments as effective against t2d in patients.