Le site naturalnews.com est-il sûr ?

The site promoted a conspiracy theory off of little (or no) evidence regarding a current news event, apparently in the effort to drum up clicks. While one news story does not a website make, if this is the level of reason acceptable to the site, that calls into question everything else they say.

Was für dummschwätzer sind denn hier wieder mit negativ bewertungs idiotie unterwegs keine viren kein spam keine popups auf der seite. das bewertungs system ist nicht dafür da um politische meinungen zu vertreten. What are for liar liar because here again with negative assessment idiocy on the road no viruses no spam no popups on the side. the assessment system is not for there to represent political opinions.

I thoroughly enjoy Natural News. Don't throw the baby out with the bathwater, like any website there is good info and some that you may feel needs more research. That is the beauty of our freedom....we have a choice. I am new to Natural News (1 year) and take everything with a grain of salt, research the area's that I am most passionate about and ignore the rest. I do not agree with the term "quack" being thrown around so freely. It seems to me that he has struck a cord with Big Pharma and others who don't share the same beliefs regarding the use of a holistic approach to health and wellness. There's that freedom thing ***** don't have to agree. So for any newbies wanting to look closer at it.....that's what I suggest you do, then make your own informed decision.

Despite trying to market itself as a news source about natural products and the lifestyles associated with it, ***** appears to be little more than a source of fearmongering and pseudoscientific claims, including ones about vaccination and GMOs. I am a critic of the pharmaceutical and medical industries myself, and I likewise have some concerns about bioengineering; however, these criticisms are at least intellectually honest. I wouldn't say the same for NaturalNews.com.

This site is wall to wall quackery and woo. It promotes "alternative" treatments despite lack of evidence of their potential efficacy / harm, discounts scientifically proven treatments, advocates dangerous practices (e.g. not vaccinating your kids) and engages in conspiracy mongering. It is not a reputable or credible source of any health information. It might serve as a useful site for anybody interested in playing logical fallacy bingo but nothing else.

Natural News founder Mike Adams is a known fraud that has published hateful content directed at scientists in an effort to conduct character assassinations. The website touts dangerous pseudo-scientific claims that delude followers into believing nonsense claims with no evidence. Many times, these claims involve dangerous alt-health practices that put people's lives at risk.

Conspiracy nuts and make believe. These are the people who have undiagnosed schizophrenia and access to the internet. They are responsible for untold deaths due to the fiction they spread. This is 100 times worse than fox news. #quackery #fake

The Mecca of pseudoscience and quackery. The administrator, Mike Adams, is dangerously insane, and has gone as far as advocating the murder of what he calls "Monsanto collaborators" (scientists, journalists, or anyone who disagrees with him). The site also conveniently sells many snake oil remedies.

Natural News is run by a bang up job that does not provide any evidence whatsoever, I would have let it slide if he did provide something trustable, but this person/organization is feeding on the minds of the gullible. I would need much explaining if any of these claims are right, any single one of them.