Is webmd.com Safe?

Hey. it's a great website, but people often misunderstand the idea behind this. It's supposed be informative, and not a guideline to self healing or something. It's kinda obvious that if you have a problem, you gotta make sure the qualified doctor sees it because he spent like at least a decade of his life learning this stuff and you cant just begin self treatment out of one article in the webmd. The website is cool tho, maybe its my weirdness but I like reading about some rare diaseases here.

There are many valuable guidelines on this website and I use it regularly. For instance, recently I decided to write some stuff about boosting metabolism to burn fat faster and the article from here helped me to correct my training plan. Just more aerobic exercises and that is it, I mean it's important to change the pace to let the organism to burn more fats. All in all, thanks for the service, for those who are into watching for health it's irreplaceable even though it may seem useless for some people.

I always shop various supplements for health. I precisely watch for it, as once I had a disease and don't want to let it repeat. Prior to buying some vitamins or something, I enter this website as it's a very big handbook of description of various drugs, supplements, vitamins and whatever. Also there are some insightful articles and researchers from the world of healthcare. This sounds cool. I don't read everything here super frequently, as I don't need it, but when I have time, why not...

A good site where you can find a lot of useful information about medicines. But the instructions are often written in professional language, incomprehensible to the average user. If you decide to use the site, you will have to search for the deciphering of some terms.

I used to trust the info on webmed but looking at the page on DMSO it's obvious they have gone full mass media 'standard story'. Within 5 minutes of using DMSO as my first try I can say it invalidates 2 or 3 claims / sentences here. Trust no websites - do your own research.