Under the cover of Hippocrates
Ask any Dagestani how he feels about people in white coats, and you will hear in response the signature phrase: “I don’t trust our doctors at all.” It turns out that either the distrustful people have gone away now, or there is no smoke without fire: people either had to convince themselves, or from the sad experience of others, of the abilities of local healers. What is noteworthy: before, under Soviet rule, doctors were sacredly believed.