...And I didn't say that "essential vitamins/cofactors" don't exist or don't play a role in the body, which is what you're implying that I said. As I'm sure you know, orthomolecular medicine involves the consumption of those compounds to an extent that is, to the best of our knowledge, far...

Most or all of orthomolecular medicine is pseudoscience.

Also, every scientist gets papers rejected, no matter what their standing is - it's a normal part of the peer review process.

There's a lot more that can go wrong than just that. The exact possibilities would depend on what precisely you're doing and which stage was the last one that you confirmed to be successful.

You seem to be already familiar with the data - you would have to be, if you're drawing conclusions from it. Why don't you first describe your understanding of what the data is?

A thousand years (~50 generations) is not much time for significant genetic adaptation to take place. For example, there was a recent study on the adaptation of Tibetans to high altitude, estimating it to have taken about 3000 years - which if true, is surprisingly fast. The more hardship a populati...

1. - By “disappearing,” I meant “leaving” – sorry about that. - “Negative ions” are not a form of energy – they are a form of matter. Current is a form of energy, because it involves charges that are moving . - Also, a current is not “converted into” negative ions – a current is used to do work, whi...

You would still get some random changes in allele frequencies (genetic drift). The population in question would soon become extinct though - it couldn't adapt to environmental changes, and couldn't suppress the harmful variations that arise. But yeah, like JorgeLobo said - the postulates are a descr...

It’s okay to make a plan without having all the resources – for example, you might find out that not all the resources are necessary. Or, as in this case, people might help you improve your experimental design. You need to be able to do this if you are planning to perform any experimental tests. Als...

So long as you know how to run a controlled experiment, propose and eliminate potential problems, etc, you can do quite a lot without a lab. Or why don't you design the methodology for a hypothetical experiment, and then post it here? Speaking of which, I notice I never replied to you in the other t...

Evolution does not explain "starting with nothing" - that is abiogenesis. The Theory of Evolution only addresses how change occurs after self-replicating systems are already present. The major step is to set up a system that can be acted on by natural selection. One of the reasons that an ...

I would try to avoid that option. It might become a habit.

Instead of trying to prove that your findings are significant in evolutionary terms, make them explain why they think they aren't!

That would be like saying "you can't prove me wrong, therefore I'm right." This kind of argument is already used far too often.