Any links to external sites will open in a new browser window. There is no question that having the right information and knowing how to use it can enhance your health and prevent disease. There's also no question that some doctors object to patients getting their information from television, radio, print or the Internet. On one level, this objection makes sense.
Incorrect information can sometimes be more dangerous than no information at all.
You may act on it and spread or even worsen disease. Or you may be falsely reassured. Also, it takes a great deal of education to understand how to interpret and use certain information. It may also explain why some medical professionals who approve of the practice wish to remain anonymous. But let's put the entire thing into perspective.