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The Doctors’ Prescription for Healthy Living.Pure Facts (Feingold Association of the United States).Price-Pottenger Nutrition Foundation Health Journal.Nutrition Insights (discontinued in 1998).Infinite Possibilities (Deepak Chopra, M.D.).Health Sciences Institute Members Aler t**.Health & Healing (Julian Whitaker, M.D.FDA Hotline (not an FDA publication discontinued in 1997).Complementary Medicine for the Physician.Alternative & Natural Medicine Newsletter (discontinued.
After Everything Else FAILS Health Report.
Journals, Excellent Except for Too Many Poorly Reasoned Articles Journal of Nutritional and Environmental Medicine.Journal of Medical Sciences Research (JMSR).Journal of the American Neutraceutical Association.Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons (formerly Medical.Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine.International Journal of Biosocial Research.International Journal of Auricular Medicine (IJAM).Fluoride: Journal of the International Society for Fluoride.Clinical Practice of Alternative Medicine (formerly Journal.Biomedical Therapy (formerly Biological Therapy).Alternative Therapies in Clinical Practice.Alternative & Complementary Therapies *.Advances: The Journal of Mind-Body Health.Newsweek (particularly its scaremongering criticizing fluoridation).Magazines and Newsletters That Are Excellent Except for Too Many Poorly Reasoned Articles on “Complementary” Townsend Letter for Doctors and Patients *.Real Health (William Campbell Douglass II, M.D.).Natural Foods Merchandiser (trade publication) *.Natural Cures Newsletter (Kevin Trudeau) * *.Health Naturally * (ceased publication in 1999).Health Products Business (trade publication, formerly called Health Foods Business) *.Health & Healing (Journal of Complementary Medicine).Doctors’ Prescription for Healthy Living *.Body, Mind & Spirit * (ceased publication in 1998).Body and Soul * (formerly New Age Journal).Those marked with a double asterisk ( **) have been accompanied by questionable solicitations. The magazines and journals marked with an asterisk ( *) have carried ads for questionable potions, services, books, and/or publications. I consider these publications untrustworthy because they promote misinformation, espouse unscientific theories, contain unsubstantiated advice, are insufficiently skeptical, and/or fail to distinguish between reliable and unreliable sources of advice.
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