Le site fhfn.org est-il sûr ?

This site spreads a lot of false information that is then buried on articles stolen from other websites. These false articles are then spread on social media platforms. There is nothing to this site except a "Health" page. Site doesn't even have an about, contact or anything that would legitimize a news site.

This webpage is only promoting a trailer for a documentary. It is totally safe to look at the webpage. I am disturbed that people are using WOT to disagree with the content of websites. I use WOT to protect me from websites that may have malware on them. Bad ratings due to a PERSONAL DISLIKE of content should be removed from WOT. They are a deliberate misuse of the system.

Please stop giving credence to the critics of sites like this. What I'm seeing is a vicious and organized campaign to suppress information. The scale is such that I suspect that people are being paid to populate the comments sections of articles and Facebook posts, and to abuse rating services like WOT in order to create a massive but artificial backlash against alternative medicine and cutting-edge or marginal views. In fact, all information should be available to all. I don't want to live in a police/corporate state in which some self-appointed "guardians" of our health (but really their commercial interests) decide what we can see and can't see. Anyone who wants to suppress information has something to hide. Thanks.

I don't trust the government or pharma's with my kids health. They are a corrupt lot. I have done extensive research regarding vaccines, the ingredients, and the effects they have on our bodies. Our bodies are awesome...they are able to do things that no vaccines can. Our bodies can heal itself...with good nutritious food, positive mindset, and staying away from chemicals and toxic products that we are surrounded with that are being pushed to us. everyone has their opinions. One thing I know for sure no one cares about my kids more than I ***** government and definitely no pharma.

This is a relatively new content aggregator for all things pseudoscience, anti-vaccine, and a host of other conspiracy theories. In addition to the uniformly poor quality of the published pieces, a little bit of searching reveals that they are often previously published elsewhere. The site does not link to the previously published pieces and rarely credits authors. Avoid this site.

alternate thinking is not automatically bad thinking. Some well founded and well supported research on here and much of it is counter to the wall of material put out by drug-companies themselves. Well worth considering their viewpoints is all I can say.

This is an objectionable anti-vax site that presents debunked pseudoscience as advice. I just hope vulnerable young parents don't find this site when they are looking for advice about vaccination. Dangerous nonsense. The kind of stuff responsible for the return of measles and whooping cough to Western countries. They are a danger to the very young, very old and all the immuno-suppressed patients with this stuff, not just those they advise not to vaccinate.