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   > local, provincial,  and national health authorities.   
   > I don't rely on internet  "experts"  for my health decisions.   
   >  Certain internet sources seem factual and sensible  -  I like the   
   > Mayo Clinic's online articles.  < no adverts,  no money grubbing >   
   > .. others seem ridiculous  -  like RFK Jr.  and his ilk.   
   >     John T.   
      
   I wholeheartedly agree that the the Mayo Clinic's web site is a reliable   
   source of medical information.  Unfortunately, depending on where you   
   live and in today's world, your political views, local, provincial and   
   even national health authorities may or may not be good sources of   
   guidance.  In the U.S. at least 1/3 of the population considers RFK Jr.   
   to be a national health authority.  Furthermore, having a M.D. diploma   
   doesn't guarantee that the individual hasn't come under the influence of   
   the woo-woos.  Sometimes their motivation is the opportunity to get even   
   richer than they might become if they had remained in a traditional   
   medical career path.   
      
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