boironusa.com é seguro?

This site is very informative and helpful in helping those who would like to know about alternative options for their health issues. I use many of their products myself, have taken no pharmaceutical drugs in over 20 years, and have had no health issues ever since. There is no adult content, so the rating of unsafe for children is ludicris. In fact, most children couldn't read it because the wording is above elementary grade school levels. It is very obvious that those who are giving so many natural health websites such bad reviews on WOT are paid trolls for BigPharma. They offer no facts or statistics stating why these sites are untrustworthy or dangerous, only fear, lies and propaganda. Where are the facts on injury or death caused by products derived naturally? All you have to do is google adverse reactions and deaths caused by pharmaceutical drugs and you will find a wealth of information from such sites as fda.gov: FDA Adverse Events Reporting Systems (FAERS) : Serious outcomes include death, hospitalization, life-threatening, disability, congenital anomaly and/or other serious outcome. Year Deaths Serious 2006 37,309 264,227 2007 36,689 272,324 2008 49,699 318,536 2009 63,830 373,471 2010 82,704 471,243 2011 98,469 572,992 2012 117,202 656,613 2013 116,388 707,593 2014 123,927 807,270 2015-Q1 44,693 253,017 This kind of information makes it very easy to see who is not to be trusted - and who is unsafe for children (and who profits from suffering).... I am very let down that WOT is not doing anything to monitor their reviews for outright lies and propaganda...

If homeopathy were to work, all the known laws of chemistry, physics and biology would have to be overturned, ie. science itself would have to be restructured. The claim is that the water in homeopathic remedies contains the memory of the substance that was once in it, as there is not even one molecule left in most preparations. Now is this really plausible? It's plain to notice that people who subscribe to homeopathy are generally prone to believing in unfounded claims and systems. This is not the domain of rationality or reason. It's another form of magical thinking.

This is a sales site for homeopathic "medication". ( I put the term medication in quotes for a reason, it is NOT medication.) It exists for only one reason; to take your money and to give you nothing in return. The worst thing? If a customer of theirs is really sick that person is at risk. By using this junk instead of checking with a doctor a person could die of an otherwise treatable illness.

Considering the products from this company helped to save my mother's life, I can only assume that the reason it's marked as so dangerous is that the majority of people using this extension consider homeopathy to be "a scam" and "worthless"...these people are wrong, but if you don't like it, fine. Rating the WEBSITE as dangerous is highly inflammatory and very much not appreciated since I am using this to keep my computer virus free, not hear other people's political views, moral standpoints or opinions on general health.

If you are a Homeopathic Hater, fine. It's a free country. You may also be too insensitive to use this system of health care. It works best at the onset of first symptoms and prevents a worsening of those symptoms. My family and I have been using Homeopathy for more than 30 years with great success. I am on no perscription meds and have been able to handle most of my issues for less than $10 with an over the counter Homeopathic preparation. Boiron has a "medicine finder" on their website. Just look up your symptoms and they will help you find an appropriate Homeopathic remedy. The beauty of this versus allopathic (MDs) medicine, there are no side effects. If you drink alcohol over 20 proof, smoke or consume caffeinated beverages this will probably NOT work for you.

Boiron is selling the canonical quack remedy (http://is.gd/quack). I understand that as a result of class actions they are having to change their labelling and offer refunds - good. Homeopathy is a 19th Century delusion that should have died out decades ago, as Oliver Wendell Holmes pointed out in his "Homoeopathy and its kindred delusions" in 1842.

Homeopathic medicine is in itself a scam. Especially the production of Oscillococcinum, the companies main production, which has a dilution of 200C. Do the math or let someone else do the math for you on this, you would need more atoms in the universe starting out in the sample your diluting to end up with 1 molecule in the product. So either, this companies results are magical... or its just a pacebo affect and really shaky research. All third party testing has indicated the latter.

This company produces Homeopathic Medicine. This site is absolutely safe for children (ie. there is no adult content of any type), and has no privacy issues (such as pop-ups, etc...). In addition, it's hard to say that their Vendor Reliability is poor, when you cannot buy their products through their website!