Le site educate-yourself.org est-il sûr ?

The site is safe to browse, but the information provided is worse than garbage.  I read only a few pages, but quickly realized that this site contains pseudo scientific conspiracy theory and right wing bunk throughout.  Do not trust the information provided herein, any trustworthy information contained on this site is obviously accidental.  Educate-yourself yes, but not at this web site, as this offal will make you dumber than a Fox news viewer.

Just reading on how hydrogen peroxide could greatly benefit your health just burned a hole in my brain, similar to what would eventually happen to your stomach if you actually drank hydrogen peroxide, no matter what the dosage. Seriously, these methods have been proven to not work using the scientific method. Some of them are even proven to harm you. The only thing that appears to be "helping" you is placebo.

Site devoted to promoting quackery, which it justifies by invoking the naturalistic fallacy. Actually many of the quack remedies it promotes are not natural at all (and let's not forget that botulism, typhoid and ebola are natural). The main qualifying criterion for being promoted on this site, appears to be an absence of any good scientific foundation to the claims made. It's bizarre that people use "alternative" medical treatments like these - would you drive over a bridge made of paper designed by an "alternative" engineer?

My first page I visited on this misleading and dangerous site was this; "The dangers of vaccinations to your child's long term health prospects and longevity itself far outweigh any potential benefits touted by the pharmaceutical industry for vaccines". This blatant lie is typical of the whole site. It is designed to frighten people into avoiding medical science in the search for protecting themselves and their families from harm. It is a disgraceful accumulation of lies, half-truths and clever misinformation. I have never seen a more comprehensive collection of fakery in a very long time.

This author is spreading lies and misinformation based on ZERO evidence. He presents his whole argument on e-mails he claims came from GFA, but there is no evidence it is actually from them or just some impersonator pretending to be them. Furthermore, the other e-mails from different user making more empty accusations, again with no evidence or official citation. If you read to the end the author even admits quote "I don't have the time to investigate KP Yahonnan and his organization". Beware the lies evil people will try to spread on good Godly organizations/charities.

Bizarre conspiracy theory central. No idea is too crazy to get a run here, from illuminati to mind control to "how to prevent alien/demonic attacks" (seriously?!). It's full chock-full of anti-science, anti-medicine, anti-vaccination nuttiness too. Anyone who believes any of the drivel on this site is setting themselves up for some rather nasty medical issues. It also seems to have been hit by a timewarp - the site design looks like it was done C. 1995 by a rather dim 10 year old. Go for a laugh, but don't believe anything you read there.

This site is a repository of misinformation, fringe beliefs and irrational conspiratorial thinking. To children it may install irrational beliefs that could hamper their ability to later thrive in the world of rational adults or make good decisions about their health.

Dangerously misleading claims such as: Breathing concentrated ozone is good for you. Jewish conspiracy behind 9/11. And many more. This site appears to be run by loony conspiracy theorists.

From the useless (Dowsing, psychics, perpetual motion machines, etc.) to the downright dangerous (conspiracy theories, xenophobia, etc.). Steer clear of this "educational" site. (Negative reviews here (and elsewhere) will most certainly be labelled as 1st amendment attacks).

excerpt from an article on the site: "She claims that the initial growth of psychic awareness is not permanent, but rather levels off and later declines. Further, she says that the promotion of mono atomic gold is an Illuminati deception. While attracting the public with sugar plums of enhanced psychic clarity and improved health, the ulterior purpose of promoting mono atomic gold is to cause the destruction of the ten additional virtual DNA strands which all humans possess and which are now manifesting into 3D reality as seen with the 3, 4, or even 5 strands of DNA that now show up in the blood of Blue Indigo (Millennium) children. The destruction of the ten virtual DNA strands (unseen with 3rd dimension microscopes, but nevertheless still there in the higher 4th dimensional vibratory plane) prevents a human from activating these higher dimensional DNA strands and prevents access to higher spiritual awareness and telepathic abilities, as humans and mother Earth gradually increase our base vibratory frequency and ascend into the fourth dimension (a process that began in 1987 and will likely reach completion somewhere between 2018 and 2025). The activation of more than two strands of DNA is apparently necessary to exist in physical form in the fourth dimension. So now, the hidden purpose behind the promotion of mono atomic gold is perhaps becoming more evident: the Illuminati, the militarists, the satanists, the corrupt politicians, etc., and all those who serve the Dark Master, Lucifer, will not be allowed to reincarnate on a fourth dimensional Earth." And a good deal more to the tune of this. This site contains such complete and utter hogwash. It is not scientific, it is not skeptical, it has no factuality, it has no notions of how these ridiculous assertions are supposedly backed. Way, way out there.