The Placebo Effect

Try and see if you can find the real tablet on this screen. If you guessed any of these, you're wrong, because these are all tic-tac's, but if I was a medical professional handing over some tablets to cure your headache or the morning after pill (you wouldn't want that to be a tic-tac), how do you know that it's the real deal?

[MasterChef-kqyf]

Love that last pill rolling off at the end. Great video!

[TheCrunchifiedOne]

Nice video man. The new camera you have makes it look a lot better than your previous vids. Science is awesome.

[Bluestin]

Lol Dolphins. Nice video mate and last pill rolling around gives the finishing touch.

[misterfyer]

I can only assume it does, like if you know the tablet is ineffective I doubt it will work.

[misterfyer]

Epic video, you just got a new subscriber.

[redjarman]

I have a question though, I feel like I am the opposite. Is there such thing as a reverse placebo effect? Like, I don't think this aspirin is going to help my headache, so it doesn't? For YEARS, no kind of headache medicine has helped me, I always just have to wait them out. Same with cold or allergy medicine. It's like I'm immune to the medication instead of the disease.

[TheTotallyBlue]

No pharmaceutical company would be happy if we could just heal ourselves without their drugs, so I'm not sure if it will ever be taken advantage of.

[MrOzzification]

I think a 'subconscious placebo' would be more potent than a 'conscious' effort

[misterfyer]

Well it could be a new pharmaceutical company which does this.