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 Listed in: Health & Wellness > Alternative Medicine
This ring is for sites that combat & debunk health-related frauds, myths, fads, and fallacies, and are more interested in real, objective, scientific proof, than in the speculative, subjective, and unproven theories and anecdotes of so-Called "Alternative" Medicine (sCAM)....................................... WARNING:
Ring members have no control over advertisements appearing on this page, and neither endorse nor recommend their subject matter. |
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Quackwatch
Your guide to health fraud, quackery, and intelligent decisions. Free weekly newsletter
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Acupuncture Watch
2 review(s)
The Skeptical Guide to Acupuncture History, Theories, and Practices. Operated by Stephen Barrett, M.D.
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ebm-first.com
1 review(s)
What alternative health practitioners might not tell you. Promotes evidence based medicine (EBM) and exposes deceptive health practices. Has a particularly strong focus on chiropractic. UK based.
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National Council Against Health Fraud
NCAHF is a nonprofit, tax-exempt voluntary health agency that focuses on health fraud, misinformation, and quackery. Its members are health professionals, educators, researchers, attorneys, and other concerned citizens.Our Web site contains hundreds of articles that can help people evaluate health claims.
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Casewatch
Your guide to health fraud and quackery-related legal matters: including case reports, key documents, and laws
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Naturowatch
1 review(s)
Your skeptical guide to naturopathic history, theories, and current practices.
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Infomercial Watch
3 review(s)
Your critical guide to the health infomercial marketplace.
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Holford Watch: nutritionism and bad science
We are not nutritionists, we are very naughty boys and girls. We use basic science and research skills to perform a critical assessment of the work of Patrick Holford and nutritionism.
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MLM Watch
2 review(s)
A skeptical guide to multilevel marketing. The site warns that nearly all MLM companies selling health-related products exaggerate their value, and the vast majority of people who become distributors do not make significant income.
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Cluster Quackery: structured water crackpot chemistry
5 review(s)
There are over 20 producers of "clustered", "unclustered" and various other fictional structure-altered waters promising everything from energizing the body to reversing ageing. This site profiles and debunks these pseudoscientific scams.
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