Healing Food Reference - Bias and Credibility (original) (raw)
- Overall, we rate Healing Food Reference an extreme right biased Quackery Level Pseudoscience website that also publishes conspiracy theories. This source is associated with Natural News, which is one of the most discredited sources on the internet.
Detailed Report
Bias Rating: RIGHT CONSPIRACY-PSEUDOSCIENCEFactual Reporting: VERY LOW
Country: USA
Press Freedom Rank: MOSTLY FREE
Media Type: Website
Traffic/Popularity: Minimal Traffic
MBFC Credibility Rating: LOW CREDIBILITY
History
Healing Food Reference is a right-wing conspiracy and pseudoscience website that routinely publishes false information. The founder is Mike Adams, who owns several Questionable websites such as Natural News and News Target. Healing Food Reference is a part of the Natural News Network. This website lacks transparency and does not disclose ownership.
According to Politifact Health misinformation website rebrands as pro-Trump outlet to get around ban from Facebook
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Funded by / Ownership
Healing Food Reference is owned by Mike Adams, who owns numerous other fake and/or controversial right-wing conspiracy websites. The website, like all of Mike Adams’s properties, is funded through online advertising.
Analysis / Bias
In review, Mike Adams is known as the Health Ranger according to Rationalwiki. However, they point out dozens of cases where his claims are false. Besides promoting pseudoscience, Healing Food Reference is an extreme right-wing biased source that frequently promotes false or misleading information regarding vaccines, alternative health, and government conspiracies. For more information read our review on Natural News.
In general, politically, all Mike Adam’s stories favor the right and promote pseudoscience such as chemtrails, the Sandy Hook shooting being a false flag: Sandy Hook was theater! Actor who played law enforcement sniper was recorded walking around carrying rifle by the magazine. Further, they routinely publish anti-vaccination propaganda and conspiracy theories. Lastly, this source denies the consensus on climate change without evidence, as seen here: Climate change cultists are now taking over your local weather forecast.
Failed Fact Checks
- See Natural News
Overall, we rate Healing Food Reference an extreme right biased Quackery Level Pseudoscience website that also publishes conspiracy theories. This source is associated with Natural News, which is one of the most discredited sources on the internet. (D. Van Zandt 07/26/2020) Updated (06/19/2022)
Source: http://healingfoodreference.com/
Last Updated on May 24, 2023 by
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