Health,
The website you have been referring to seems to be a scam website. Others have pointed this out online. There are many similar-sounding websites all pointing to the same IP address with the same content. Alledging that there are many RCTs indicating that some treatment is effective.
Yet, the actual content is bogus and designed to give a legitimate perception so that people will fall for this. It’s a clever sham, but not enough to have those that really care to follow it blindly.
Interesting concept that I have noted, those that go around accusing others about something, usually are guilty of the very same.
For example, those that accuse providers for ‘blindly’ following established treatment protocols, are usually guilty of ‘blindly’ following some garbage extremist agenda.
Those that are soooo concerned about the theoretical potential side effect of the vaccine and accuse others of ignoring these unfounded concerns, will ignore the known and documented side effects of the disease the vaccine is preventing.
More so, it’s very unsettling when people have a position they need to defend and then go around looking for evidence that would support their position, it should work the other way around, your position should be established only after looking at the facts.