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I agree, the whole website seems to have no medical grounding and is just selling snake oil.
by bottled_poe 8y ago
I agree, the whole website seems to have no medical grounding and is just selling snake oil.
- nwah1 8y agoIt references studies on human children subjects that I was able to look up, although did not provide easy links. Other than the graphic design and "eww chemicals" I'm not sure what the actual problem is with the content. And the three recommendations were actually all quite "natural" and commonplace.
- analognoise 8y agoNonprofessionals basing how to give chemicals to their children is distressing for the same reason the anti-vax movement is distressing: people think their Google search is a substitute for medical care, and make treatment decisions based on it. Remember: Arsenic is natural. So is polio. The "natural" label is meant to imply safe, and it is a rhetoric device used go convince others of the minimal harm of their snakeoil.