No but we can test whether or not the paitient is *better off* with or without.
You test a group of people with the treatment and a group with a placebo. If both groups perform about the same then the treatment has no effect.
all supporting evidence for reflexology is anecdotal which is essentially worthless. Just because someone saw a reflexologist and was magically cured the next day does not mean the treatment works.
You test a group of people with the treatment and a group with a placebo. If both groups perform about the same then the treatment has no effect.
all supporting evidence for reflexology is anecdotal which is essentially worthless. Just because someone saw a reflexologist and was magically cured the next day does not mean the treatment works.