For a skeptical visitor, an overreaching claim confirms their worst assumption rather than persuading them otherwise.
Broad claims about unrelated health conditions are exactly what triggers skepticism in a visitor already uncertain about the field.
"Cures" and "guaranteed" read as overreach; "can help with" and "many patients find relief from" read as honest and credible.
A visitor already unsure about the field responds better to modest, specific claims than to confident, sweeping ones — the opposite of what might work for an already-convinced visitor.
A visitor who finds the messaging honest and measured is more likely to trust everything else on the site too.
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