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drpyron

9 years ago

Racism (eg comparing the Holocaust to things which are by no means similar such as vaccination), conspiracy theories, completely bogus health claims and all to drive traffic to the company store. A completely disgusting scam which has harmed many.

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RiverRivers

9 years ago

Natural News is the absolute worst of the worst. People actually die because of the misinformation and conspiracy nonsense they spread. Do not trust this website under any circumstances. Your assumptions alone are more credible than this website on any topic.

Sabihondo

10 years ago

This site is a perfect example of criminals hiding behind the first amendment. The site and its bloggers are responsible for the deaths of innocent people by pushing their fake "cures" and treatments on other uneducated people. Nothing posted on this site can be construed in being accurate or truthful. It is false and made up as they type in order to drive numbers to the site.

Frugivore

12 years ago

Regardless whether you agree or disagree with the content of the articles published, links, sources and references are provided. In a world where freedom of speech is publically endorsed (or it should be, albeit in a respectful wa), this site is a great resource for a one-point source of information that you would find otherwise more time consuming to get. It does not mean you should believe absolutely everything it is written on it. However, you should judge yourself, maybe cross-researching or basing on your actual experience...and possible logics.

clgood

12 years ago

There's no such thing as a "naturopathic doctor". Doctors are trained in medicine, and naturopaths are quacks. As with everything else on Natural News, this is pseudoscientific bunkum. Do not take any health advice from anything or anyone on Natural News. In one article on this particular blog this quack recommended rubbing poison oak on your skin as a sun screen. He also claims that sunscreens have "toxins". "The likelihood that a person uses the word 'toxin' correlates strongly with how much Chemistry the person does *not* know." --Neil deGrasse Tyson

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