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What Doctors Don't Tell You
Against allopathy Alternative medicine |
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Clinically unproven |
Woo-meisters |
What Doctors Don't Tell You (usually abbreviated WDDTY) is a global epicenter of woo containing large amounts of information which your doctor or health practitioner will not tell you, largely because it is utter bollocks. In the spectrum of reliability, only whale.to contains more Wrong.
As usual with woo websites, it sees nothing inconsistent in supporting numerous mutually contradictory forms of bullshit while rejecting all output of the Big Pharma Conspiracy (unless it can be cherry picked to support some bullshit).
WDDTY launched its first mainstream magazine in the UK in 2012, distributed by newsagents and supermarkets including WH Smith and Tesco. A surge of reports to the Advertising Standards Authority about the advertisements inside and the magazine happened.
External links[edit]
- The fountain of stupid
- What alternative health practitioners might not tell you (EBM First)
- The Nightingale Collaboration scans WDDTY every print edition, thus keeping the Advertising Standards Authority in work and saving everyone else the bother of reading such tripe.