Le site consumerhealthdigest.com est-il sûr ?

A lot of the negative reviews here seem to be more politically motivated than genuine. It's really hard to find any kind of reputable reviews for alternative medicine or supplements, and ***** seems to fill that niche as well as one could possible expect. I'm not really into the alternative health thing myself, but I would appreciate it if other reviewers could avoid marking a site as "untrustworthy" and a "scam" just because it is coming from a worldview that they feel is flawed (I'm certainly in that camp). Certainly the ratings of it being unsuitable for children are purely being vindictive. It's no more unsuitable for children than WebMD or Wikipedia. Not that I'm equating it with those in terms or reputability. From what I've read and the research I've done, ***** appears to be trustworthy insofar as it's reporting on and giving reviews of various health products, yes, including alternative medicine practices and products. They seem to go above and beyond in being transparent about their review process and policies, and in pointing out the existence or lack of clinical trials or studies in regards to various products. It honestly feels like most of the hate comes from an instance of them doing what many considered spamming WoT forums. I say "considered" because it's hard to verify myself, since in response they apologized and purged all the comments to try and make up for it.  It's not useful to me to have a site marked as "untrustworthy" and a "scam" because 2 years ago they did something on the WoT forums that users didn't like, and I'm more than a bit annoyed that I had to dig so deep into things to find out all of this, rather than just being able to trust the ratings. Whether you are into that yourself or not, for the market it serves, it's as trustworthy as you could hope for.

I think "Myxt" said it best: "Consumerhealthdigest.com promotes a variety of dubious "health products" in fluff articles." I have looked through enough of the articles to see some are helpful, others not so much. There are real medicines mentioned as well as the others . . . Regardless of where you think your domain is registered. Ownership and location of it is in India. ( I mixed up the country code previously) Registry Registrant ID: Registrant Name: Donna Begg Registrant Organization: Consumer Health Digest Registrant Street: 15, Software Technology Park, Link Road, Sadar, Registrant City: Nagpur Registrant State/Province: Maharashtra Registrant Postal Code: ***** Registrant Country: INDIA Registrant Phone: ***** Registrant Phone Ext:

Promotes a variety of dubious "health products" in fluff articles. Spamvertised in the WoT Forum by user "Margaux Diaz" - ***** Regardless of labels of "natural" or "mainstream", this is *not* a trustworthy source of health advice or product recommendations.

Es besteht die Gefahr des Identitätsdiebstahls/ Kreditkartenmissbrauchs. Werden Medikamente angeboten, sind das keine echten und bergen die Gefahr schwerer Erkrankung/ Vergiftung/ des Tods. This site carries the risk of identity theft/ credit card abuse. If drugs are offered, they won’t be real drugs and carry a risk of diseases/ poisoning/ dying.