User talk:FlaJunkie
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Hi FlaJunkie, I just thoroughly rewrote this article and I'm afraid I had to remove your testimonial. The encyclopedia uses only published sources and doesn't allow original research. If you can find anything in a newspaper or better yet a medical journal saying that Brown's methods were in fact superior, it can be added. But without such a competing statement, the statement by Szabo reported by Ackerman is pretty final, and we can't add a personal statement to refute it. Yngvadottir (talk) 08:23, 17 February 2016 (UTC)