Spoke with the creators - cool people. Good site.

=P "

Another willfully ignorant quack site.

As evidence by the blubbering prevarications of quack promoters like this Scott Gordon. Unable to handle actual evidence, he can only bleat invective at best whilst advocating practices that kill children at worse. "

This site spreads FUD. It really is useless.

See hear: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fear,_uncertainty_and_doubt "

While this site presents some useful health information, it appears to be a superficial news aggregator focused on advertising, including suspicious stuff. The site is safe to visit, but "not my cup of tea". "

This is another site that promotes pseudoscientific information. If one tracks the links back to their source, they can discover that there is a lot of misinformation and outright quackery involved. Read the NYT commentary about one of their links:
http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/09/03/really-some-plants-can-filter-a...

This site uses social sites like facebook, et al, to spam the internet with useless factoids as well.

This site panders to ignorance. "

You need to think good or not ? "

Attempts to use the word "science" to confuse people into believing opinions that have no basis in the truth. Peer reviewed studies do not appear in the National Enquirer or The Onion, no matter how much you want to believe it. "

Pseudomedical remedies. Go see a real doctor instead. "

I am not sure why people are marking this site a questionable, unless they do not believe in living naturally, In that case if you do not want the informations then keep eating junk food. But I say do not tear down a site just because you do like its content. Content that as far as I can see does not harm anyone. "

No Malware, no tracking - clean site! "