With money as the most important issue, health concerns no longer are a priority. Once in a while there will be an accurate site which does ask for money. The difference exists in that the subscriber should not be buying a product but a program. This will be discussed further. These are some words and ideas that provide a quick way to determine the validity of the information found.
Several categories exist.
The inaccurate information is usually found under company names of the product being sold. This accounts, I have found, for virtually all of the false information. Other sources are from individuals who are misinformed or offer no information unless a fee is paid. The few sites that contain valid information are those of journals, dieticians and other health professionals, college students replying to questions of validity, and concerned individuals such as myself who are astounded by the wealth of untrue claims. This is a general profile which will be embellished upon discussion of individual sites.