Is naturalcuresnotmedicine.com Safe?

The vast majority of content on this website is dangerously psuedo-scientific paranoia fuel. It's filled in all sorts of yellow journalism (made-up stories presented as true, exaggerating things to fit an agenda, etc.) Trying to trace back people's citations (if they even bother with any) is a nightmare. This should be put on the same level as the Daily Mail with regards to reliability or trustworthiness.

This site promotes the Fluoridation conspiracy theory and sells "cures" for the diseases it asserts fluorides in the prophylactic doses present in some drinking water and some toothpastes causes. The real science on this has been well established for about 100 years. The only effect of such doses of fluorides is a huge reduction in the rate of tooth cavities in those fortunate enough to get those tiny amounts of fluorides into their system either through fluoridated water or by using fluoride toothpaste or by regular fluoride paste treatment from a reputable dentist. Sites like this prey on the ignorance of people who can't understand or refuse to read the science behind this hugely beneficial public health measure. Don't be one of their suckers.

Articles promote Alternatives, so-called natural cures, some of which are known to be dangerous to human health, above Proven Medical Science. This isn't always bad, but is to be approached carefully, as one would do with conspiracy theories, which are also found here, some of which are real concerns, but most are usually a mix of fact and fiction, designed to deceive and manipulate people, to support a cause, often financially. Much of modern medicine, is based on old time, so-called natural, remedies, and simply synthesised, to save processing costs and make medicines, conveniently and easily, available to the masses. I thank God for Modern Medicine, and old fashioned remedies, too.

There is a meme in this culture that Science and specifically the AMA have a monopoly on truth and thus are in a position to police the medical choices of everyone. This is a travesty that impends those of us that seek an alternative to AMA licensed medicine. The AMA's function should be education, not legislation. If people want to be "stupid", that should be their right. Especially since one man's "stupid" is another man's alternative cure [I have personal experience]. AMA medicine has it's place. If I break a bone, or am suffering from severe chest pain, I'm certainly going to do my best to get to a conventional hospital. But, I also want access to information that might help me prevent these things, by keeping my bones strong and my arteries clear USING NATURAL MEANS and not the poisons that the drug industry conjure up [natural preventatives have far fewer side effects]. Yes, let the AMA warn me about this or that, but also let me choose to ignore those warnings--otherwise, how is this a "free country"? I gave this site a "Be cautious" on the child rating, because this information my conflict with parental philosophy and thus, should be filtered through their discipline (as much as I would like this information to be freely disseminated, even to children, I must respect parental wishes in this area).

Dangerous site that spreads pseudo-science and quackery, mixed with an unhealthy dose of conspiracy theories. It's a science-free zone. Virulently anti-vaccination it spreads all the lies and propaganda of the anti-vax lunatic fringe, linking to the very worst of the anti-vax propaganda organisations. Avoid if you value your health and the health of your children.

Just because this website provides health advice outside of the "medical community" doesn't mean they are inherently wrong/dangerous/misleading/immoral. Why should Western Medicine have a patent of our health? Given how unhealthy and miserable so many Americans are, it might be worth considering an alternative solution or too. If you have a problem with this, maybe you should do a little research yourself. And not just from "official" sources.

Appears to be a site devoted to untested claims, mostly about natural products they are claiming will cure cancer. No sign of any evidence to prove these claims, such as legitimate peer reviewed research. Note: I always rate sites unsuitable for children if there are untrue and/or unverified claims made.

Totally safe site. Suggests alternate medications. Though as you can see, it might get negative reviews from bigoted bone-heads. Also, no one is forcing anyone to follow the site. So bigots should just stop deciding what's "dangerous for Everyone." Simply put, no one has any rights to dictate other people.

Dangerous site. Talk to your REAL doctor for medical advice. Question - What do you call alternative medicine that works? Answer - Medicine

Safe site and no viruses. Despite the negative reviews and ratings, this site is very useful and informative. For those who are looking for home remedies and medical alternatives away from soul sucking medications prescribed and made by the FDA, this site is for you. (I used to be on meds until I found natural cures thanks to this website.)

This site's content is absolutely deplorable. It is little more than a collection of conspiracy theories that pose a threat to both the reader's intelligence and health. Suggesting there are "secret" cures to HIV, diabetes, AIDS, every type of cancer, and the like is... far and away the most STUPID thing I have ever heard. A lack of meaningful sources, a misinterpretation of chosen sources, and a complete lack of sources in other cases makes for information that is not credible and is useless to any individual of any age or level of education. It is my hope that this site is taken down by some government authority for attempting to disseminate false information and for slandering medical industries. Do medical industries comprise a huge business? Absolutely. Are they engaged in some sort of criminal conspiracy against the human race? Not likely.