Natural News
Online publication known for promoting pseudoscience and conspiracy theories
Overview[edit | edit source]
Natural News is an online publication that is known for promoting pseudoscience, conspiracy theories, and alternative medicine. Founded by Mike Adams, the website has been criticized for spreading misinformation on topics such as vaccination, genetically modified organisms (GMOs), and climate change.
History[edit | edit source]
Natural News was established in the early 2000s by Mike Adams, who is also known as the "Health Ranger." The website initially focused on natural health and nutrition, but over time, it expanded its content to include a wide range of topics, often with a focus on controversial and unproven claims.
Content[edit | edit source]
The content on Natural News covers a variety of subjects, including health, science, and politics. However, it is most notable for its promotion of alternative health practices and its opposition to conventional medical practices. The site frequently publishes articles that question the safety and efficacy of vaccines, promote the use of herbal medicine, and criticize the pharmaceutical industry.
Controversies[edit | edit source]
Natural News has been involved in several controversies due to its dissemination of false and misleading information. Critics argue that the site contributes to the spread of vaccine hesitancy and undermines public trust in scientific institutions. The website has been banned from several social media platforms for violating their policies on misinformation.
Criticism[edit | edit source]
Natural News has been widely criticized by scientists, medical professionals, and fact-checking organizations. It has been described as a "conspiracy theory website" and a "fake news" source. The site has been accused of using sensationalist headlines and fear-mongering tactics to attract readers.
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