>> Bottom line: you rely on vested-interest websites which sell products they tell you are essential for your “health”. <<
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You know that you are being dishonest.
I do not often even link any site that sells anything.
I rely only on solid event-proven facts.
That is the difference between the real cures that result from natural protocols, and the deceptive masking of symptoms that characterizes the house of cards known as “mainstream medicine.”
The "Health Advantage" site you linked contains a heavy dose of misinformation, and offers to sell you all kinds of "natural" products.
Like any good propagandist, that site mixes valid scientific data with a bunch of hooey, all to make their sales pitch sound legitimate.
Dishonest? There’s not a dishonest bone in my body.
The fact is your sites are selling products. Period.
You can look at the sources in Wiki if you want more facts even. It’s not Wiki itself; it’s what people source in there.
Quackwatch is a good place to start.
The “real cures” of so-called “natural” nonsense sure worked out real well for millions of people for thousands of years, didn’t they? Lots of death from influenza, much less more “serious” diseases. How’d that work out for “Plague” victims? Mass exterminations.
Incidentally, where do you think they get pharmaceuticals, anyway? They just concoct them out of thin air? Sometimes they’re based directly on observations of your “natural” stuff and simply isolated and concentrated so they actually work effectively. Hence aspirin and penicillin, etc.