I like chiro and cupping therapy....You might have added misuse of pharmaceuticals to your list though.

What is the law of attraction btw?

A guy in a podcast gave a summary that when doing science, you are quantifying how wrong your hypothesis can be. And that is all you can really "know" about it.

Anything other than "Trying to measure how wrong my working hypothesis is" is pseudo-science.

A valid theory is nothing more than the hypothesis that is shown to have less possibility to be wrong.
For simplicity (and monkey brain) we say that this is the "correct" theory.

When you look into pseudo-science, they are always trying to show that something is correct, they even use the same tools as some areas of "true science" uses, but with the wrong intent, and thus generate a lot of biased results with methodology errors. And those are the "best pseudo-science". Most of them are just one guy that wrote a self-published book and a legion of people being fooled of fooling others into believing in that.

All of the above

That is a pretty good list. But there is of course no hard boundary between the two, so that one or two do have some limited scientific respectability. Such as fasting, without the brackets (body cleansing), which has some genuine scientific support.

I have experience with polygraph, fasting and chiropractic. I don't know about all purported claims these may have, but from my experience in the things I have done or having my spine adjusted, I can tell a benefit with chiropractics and fasting.

A chiropractics i was explained, if back is out of place causing a nerve to be squished or compressed, the organs giving or recieving communication thru the squished nerve is not so good. I do self adjusting on my back and neck all the time and it helps to get them popped back into place. Relieves pain and constipation in some cases.

The days during and after my 40 day fast were some of the most healthiest feeling times I think I have ever had.

Polygraph I took once indicated according to operator that I had answered a question deceptively, or accused me of lying. I answered all questions honestly and do not trust polygraphs.

Nice chart.
Big Bang cosmology is a costly fraud; each year it costs billions of dollars/euros but it keeps many thousands of mathematicians, et cetera, off welfare.

If lizard people aren’t real, how do you explain Donald Trump?

LOL! I like the chart.