Yes, yes. I know how to use PubMed.

I won’t trust you that the articles are there, thank you very much. If you know how to use it, you could have pulled some up, instead of requesting trust. (If you don’t, you probably shouldn’t make the claim.)

That’s my point, in fact: don’t expect people to take your word for it (not yours, not the previous responder’s). Show your work. Invite reasoned discussion. You don’t do that by not knowing your source materials and making other people do all the work and guess what you mean.

The right thing to do is to come up with a citation, like https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31061223/