Why Many Vitamin Studies are Absolutely Worthless

[MineralMan]

2. It's a pity this isn't supported by research.

Instead, its an article written for an alternative therapy advocacy website, owned by the author. The links in the article lead to abstracts of research papers. In one, the research paper was not about what the author said it was about. On these advocacy websites, authors know that most readers won't click on the links anyhow, because they lead to information that requires some medical knowledge to understand.

Further, the author is not a medical professional, as far as I can determine. Other places where his articles appear include infowars.com, naturalnews.com, and other sites that are not noted for their accurate information as much as for their advocacy of some unusual ideas. In fact, some of them are outright conspiracy theory websites. Infowars, for example is an Alex Jones website.

I'm sorry, but this article is not convincing of anything at all. Intelligent people consider the sources of material they read. In this case, the sources are questionable at best.