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I used to visit his site all the time, but now not anymore, I am sure all he wants to do is to earn and steal money from people, he promotes only products that he gets payed for, he even plug another marketer techniques how to squeeze…
I mean this Mercola is getting on my nerves. I thought he was really a guy who has a heart helping people getting their health together. I think he became a greedy bastard.
I was shocked, finally the thruth came out. I thought the Curezone was the best health forum on the net. But even on curezone some individuals can become moneygrabbing bastards.
In 2001, the American Journal of Kidney Diseases published an article that touted the use of synthetic vitamin D. Its author was listed as Alex J. Brown, an associate professor at Washington University in St. Louis.