Age-Old Scams, Quacks, and Controversies
This is one of the most important areas of succesful aging. Come back soon because it is of high priority to me.
The internet is a source of reliable informatoin on all aspects of aging long and well. It extends from scientific research articles to expert opinion in all types of media, printed, audio and videos. On the other hand the internet is also a source of misleading and misinformed advice and sometimes intentional lying for profit. How do we separate the good from the bad? Who can we trust? How can we separate pseudoscience from quality and verifiable science? This page will assist you in that endeavor. One way is to alert you to questionable sources of knformation on successful aging and some of the controversial issues involved in longevity study. I hope you find these resources of interest and value in planning and implementing your own Positive AGER Lifestyle, your PAL.
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Is Dr. Eric Berg a Quack?
Dr. Eric Berg, Chiropractor, is a very successful podcaster and You Tube producer. He is also heavily criticized by medical and health professionals. Why is that? Is it just envy? And is he really someone to avoid for factual and reliable advice? Check out the videos and reach your own conclusion. I am currently studying these and other resources to make my decision.
Fact Checked by Gil Carvalho, MD,Ph.D
Berg Responds to Carvalho
Dr. Stansfield's Fact Check
Carvalho on Berg's Defense
He's a Quack - Touchback
Final Words...
You Watch and Decide...
