== Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine again == 

 Quote from WP:MEDRS: An integral part of finding high quality sources is avoiding articles from journals without a reputation for fact-checking and accuracy. A red flag that a journal article is probably not reliable for health claims might be publication by a publisher that has a reputation for exhibiting "predatory" behavior, which includes questionable business practices and/or peer-review processes that raise concerns about the reliability of their journal articles. (See "References" section below for examples of such publishers.[16][17]) Other indications that a biomedical journal article may not be reliable are its publication in a journal that is not indexed in the bibliographic database MEDLINE,[18] or its content being outside the journal's normal scope (for instance, an article on the efficacy of a new cancer treatment in a psychiatric journal or the surgical techniques for hip replacement in a urology journal). Determining the reliability of any individual journal article may also take into account whether the article has garnered significant positive citations in sources of undisputed reliability, suggesting wider acceptance in the medical literature despite any red flags suggested here. 

 The source is not currently  MEDLINE indexed. The previous discussion resulted in no consensus. See Talk:Acupuncture/Archive_20#That.27s_not_a_review. WP:EXCEPTIONAL claims require high-quality sources. It is usually better to use independent source. See WP:MEDINDY and see WP:FRIND. We are currently using better sources in that section.