Is thehealthyhomeeconomist.com Safe?

***** Snopes says it's PROBABLY FALSE Don't believe everything you read.

I've read many of her blogs and watched many videos for recipes and suggestions that are relevant to my Paleo/Primal lifestyle. I cannot believe the negative feedback this site is receiving. No doubit it is THIS negative feedback which is based on a misunderstanding/misinterpretation of what it takes to be healthy in this country. I read one reader's remarks on her site where she apparently seemed shocked to read "eggs and cream," and quickly asserted, "unhealthy." Just one more example of CW's (conventional wisdom) grasp on the collective psyches of so many Americans who are utterly shocked to learn that, yes, FAT (the right types, of course) are healthy for you! Has she or have others looked around at the results of our low/no-fat, processed foods, grain-fed obsession thanks to the FDA's guidelines. Yet, I don't see any mention of the FDA's history of rampant misinformation and unprofessionalism. I am not pleased that those who are so blatantly uninformed can so skew the ratings of such a valuable site. Perhaps she may be off-base now and then (don't know since I've found what she's had to say and instruct quite valuable), but those who wish to put their trust in a "professional"? What does this mean? I have been researching health and nutrition for 40 years, but my degrees are in English and Clinical Psych. Do all these years of "UNprofessional" wisdom mean nothing without the official title of...what? a certified nutritionist. I can tell horror stories about the health advice given to my clients by respected "nutritionists." Please...

It is not just that the claims on this site are unfounded and unproven by any senssible scientific testing. It is that there is no scientific, logical or common sense underpinning for the whole scam. It is pre-scientific nonsense being sold for profit and it is a disgrace that people in charge of large organisations such as the NHS and Boots are involved with it.