Your question is unclear. However, if you are referring to the supposed healing powers of crystals, pyramids or any other geometrical shape, then doctors are professional people and require proof of any claims made.
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof. It is the responsibility of the person making the claim to prove that claim, it is not the responsibility of anyone else to disprove it.
The definition of skeptical is “Unbelievable” or “Doubtful”
Skeptical Inquirer was created in 1976.
It's SKEPTICAL. Here are some sentences.I'm skeptical about your ability to use the spell-check program.He gave me a skeptical glance.She has a skeptical attitude toward everything.
A skeptical person (or skeptic) has doubts and doesn't believe easily.
"The people were skeptical when the scientist told them that his son was taken by extraterrestrials."
Committee for Skeptical Inquiry was created in 1976.
There is no prefix in the word skeptical. -ical is the suffix in the word.
I am skeptical about the probability that birds can travel to the moon. The police officer was skeptical of her answer, therefore he chose to give her a lie detector test.
The correct spelling is skeptical, just as you typed it.
She remained skeptical of the new product claims until she saw concrete evidence supporting its effectiveness.
When the ghost reenters, he loses his skeptical attitude
The word suspicions is a noun. It is the plural term of suspicion.