Entity Name MERCOLA.COM HEALTH RESOURCES, LLC, File Number 02420953, Status ACTIVE On 12/10/2012, Entity Type LLC, Type of LLC Foreign, … In supporting this stance, Mercola often has wholly critical views of those working in governmental health care, as well as towards international health organizations.
Yet you say Natural Health Research Foundation (NHRF) – 501c3 is also run solely by Mercola and Mercola.com is the sole contributor (EIN: 22-3936343, ruling year 2007). URL: www.healthfreedomlaw.com The assertion that biotech companies do the research and the government just signs off on it is false ... Bt is a bacterium found organically in the soil.
He is the author of two New York Times best-sellers, The No-Grain Diet (with Alison Rose Levy) and The Great Bird Flu Hoax, together with several other alternative health, diet and lifestyle books. (2) those that don't work, and (3) those we are not sure about. 2001-04904-1 for “publishing false and potentially harmful advice on the website entitled Mercola.com”), Case: 1:06-cv-04851 Stevens v. Mercola et al (discrimination, sexual harassment and assault claims suit), Case: 1:08-cv-06614-LAP Corbis Corporation v. Mercola.Com, LLC (copyright infringement), Case: 1:05-cv-07036 Mercola.Com, LLC v. Hull (copyright infringement), Case: 1:13-cv-00341-GMS Neptune Technologies & Bioressources Inc. v. Enzymotec Ltd. et al (Mercola.com Health Resources, LLC defendant, patent infringement). Is there a way I can help, Twenty-Five Ways to Spot Quacks and Vitamin Pushers, Do Children Get Too Many Immunizations? Some people EIN: 22-2306795, Frequently Asked Questions about My Activities, Frequently Asked Questions about Quackwatch, A Special Message to Cancer Patients Seeking “Alternative” Treatments, Cheers and Jeers from Quackwatch Visitors, Do Children Get Too Many Immunizations? to the reader to decide whether an individual's behavior fits We are at greater risk for COVID, China sidesteps global safety norms, injecting thousands with potentially risky COVID vaccines. [18], In his book The Great Bird Flu Hoax,[20] Mercola appears to take a stronger anti-pharmaceutical industry stance by accusing them of a fear-mongering marketing campaign against the public. This was a major revelation since Barrett had provided supposed "expert testimony" as a psychiatrist and had testified in numerous court cases. Mercola was banned from Pinterest in November 2018 for “promoting misinformation that has immediate and detrimental effects on a pinner’s health or on public safety — like promotion of false cures for terminal or chronic illnesses and anti-vaccination advice or associating vaccinations with autism.” Google downgraded his site in search in June 2019, causing what Mercola claimed was a 99% drop in traffic. He criticizes many mainstream medical practices, particularly vaccination and the use of prescription drugs and surgery, and is a vocal opponent of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Barrett filed the lawsuit because of Korens publication that Barrett was "de-licensed" and "in trouble because of a $10 million lawsuit" and because Barrett was called a "Quackpot." can also use donations to support our research. The lawsuit, filed in August 2002, against also nationally known Pennsylvania chiropractor, lecturer, researcher, and publisher, Dr. Tedd Koren, sought unspecified damages against Koren and his company, Koren Publications, Inc. for statements that he wrote in his newsletter in 2001 about Barrett. Foundation for Health Choice (Washington, DC) – an alternative health advocacy group to which Mercola directs unrestricted grants. The cost of operating Quackwatch and its affiliated sites from 1997 through 2019 has only been a few thousand dollars a year. It just goes to show you that there is justice anywhere, even when you are a visitor challenging the home team. Hundreds of products are offered for sale under the Mercola brand, ranging from nutraceutical supplements promoted as cures for various diseases to vitality tanning beds and air and water filters. Mercola.com is the flagship for Joe Mercola’s online broad-based alternative health product marketing efforts for which Hoovers Dunn & Bradstreet estimates has $4.5 million in annual sales. rather than fraud or the promotion of bogus methods. Methods Instead, articles are revised when there is good reason to believe that important new information should be added or the conclusions or implications of an article are no longer valid. But former psychiatrist and ringleader of the widely-debunked anti-science website, QuackWatch.org, Stephen Barrett, is finally getting a taste of his own conventional medicine with a defamation lawsuit, which consumer health advocate and freedom fighter Tim Bolen is convinced could be Barrett's undoing. The posted messages reflect a cross-section of what we actually information, see our article about funding, Twenty-Five Ways to Spot [39], The first FDA letters, dated 2005 and 2006,[40][41] charged Mercola with making false and misleading claims regarding the marketing of several natural supplemental products, which violated the Federal Food Drug and Cosmetic Act. Isn't it unfair to imply
Organic Consumers Association $505,000 (25 percent of budget), National Vaccine Information Center $300,000 (34 percent of budget), Consumer for Dental Choice $103,000 (34 percent of budget), American Environmental Health Studies PR (Canton, NY) $10,000, Mercola’s Natural Health Clinic, Mercola.com LLC – for profit private corporation run solely by Mercola, Bright Hope International (Hoffman Estates, IL) – evangelical NGO to which Mercola foundation directs unrestricted grants. people to send more information.
If the amount falls below what is needed, the of legitimacy, Why are some article referenced and others not, How should we regard the fact that some articles were posted or last revised many years ago, Why have some topics been marked "to He also published that Barrett had been the subject of a $10 million racketeering lawsuit [that had been withdrawn] and called him a "quackpot" for the contradictions of his web site and lack of credentials. [23][24] In contrast, academic reviews have concluded that “no significant nutritional differences exist between foods prepared by conventional and microwave methods.” Other studies have suggested that food cooked in microwave ovens can be more nutritious than conventionally cooked food.
He is the author of Dr. Mercola’s Total Health Program, which includes recipes and lifestyle advice for preventing heart disease, losing weight and feeling younger by utilizing an alternative health plan and diet. Mercola.com lists 22 vitamins, supplements and other products for sale, and claims they prevent, treat or cure COVID-19 infections. quack, Is lack of mention on Quackwatch a sign