Please beware of information gathered from this website. It is highly unreliable as far as ethical practice of medicine is concerned. Here is what Quackwatch has reported on it:
http://www.quackwatch.org/11Ind/mercola.html QUOTE FDA Orders Dr. Joseph Mercola to Stop Illegal Claims Stephen Barrett, M.D. Joseph Mercola, D.O., who practices in Schaumburg, Illinois, also operates one of the Internet's largest and most popular health information sites. Mercola states that his site has over 50,000 pages and is visited by "millions of people each day" [1] and his three-times-a-week electronic newsletter has over 850,000 subscribers [2]. In 2004, Medical Economics reported that his practice employed 50 people and that he employed 15 people to run his newsletter, including three editors [3]. Many of his articles make unsubstantiated claims and clash with those of leading medical and public health organizations. For example, he opposes immunization [4] and fluoridation [5], claims that amalgam fillings are toxic [6], and makes many unsubstantiated recommendations for dietary supplements. Much of his support comes from chiropractors who promote his newsletter from their Web sites. Two of his books have hit the #2 sales rank on Amazon Books shortly after his newsletter plugged them for the first time. UNQUOTE Cheers, Santosh --- On Tue, 10/20/09, SHRIKANT BARVE <shri8...@yahoo.com> wrote: > > Serious Vaccine Reactions to Now Be > Called 'Coincidence'? > Posted by: Dr. Mercola > October 20 2009 > | 53,458 views > http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2009/10/20/Mild-Swine-Flu-and-Over-Hyped-Vaccine.aspx > > If you or your child are injured from getting a flu swine > flu shot, you > are on your own. Congress has shielded the vaccine > manufacturers and > any person giving swine flu shots from lawsuits if people > get hurt. >
