Natural News slams a supplement company.

[MedicalAdmin]

This is kinda rare, but the supplement in question was complete tripe. Good to see them do this.

http://www.naturalnews.com/034051_Adya_Clarity_raw_foods.html

[TheWraith]

1. They don't want any competition for their own line of complete tripe. nt

[MedicalAdmin]

3. That's not how I read the article.

Of course I don't buy supplements unless there is research behind them, so I guess I didn't notice the pitch. Was there one?

[HuckleB]

2. I suppose it's fine, but it doesn't change their lack of credibility.

Further, it's a bit of a conflict of interest. They sell crap, too: http://store.naturalnews.com/

[trotsky]

4. LMAO

The "Health Ranger" is a complete moron. This article only reinforces that fact.

[HuckleB]

5. Ah, shoot. Now I went and read the whole thing.

YEEEEE IKES!

:banghead:

[trotsky]

6. Adams has also argued vehemently AGAINST the president's health care reforms.

I really don't know why any progressive individual would want to read his rantings, or take him seriously on any topic.

[HuckleB]

8. +1

[Liberal Veteran]

9. My stomach couldn't handle that.

I found the positions listed in the article to be practically cult-like and filled with circular logic (not to mention outright falsehoods).

[SidDithers]

7. ...

Sid

[HysteryDiagnosis]

10. Unrec for linking to a page that has ads.... about 300 of them. Kidding of course I only unrec

when there is a full moon.

[astral]

11. I think Mike Adams ROCKS!

Sorry, but I do! If you discredit everything he puts out there, well you will be missing out on a lot of information that could help you.