Where are the experts and legitimate information? I have occasionally consulted this website but today, after seeing a gross error, I looked further and see that this site is for profit. There are no "experts" on health topics that I can see. I was researching GSE, or GRAPEFRUIT SEED extract, with which I am familiar. They describe GSE as GRAPE SEED extract. Below this "article," they have an article titled "Are Grapes Good for You?" I would not recommend this site for any guidance or information.

Website forces to to accept cookies Website forces to to accept cookies. Somehow is always top of Google, seems unhelpful

Ideology-driven website You can't claim yourself a scientific website when your vocabulary isn't. If you can't define a woman, how can you treat her? Instead they're using stupid words like people with vagina, front hole for vagina... Avoid any service or institution that is based in California or Canada for future inquiries, if you're looking for real and scientific advises and infos.

sexist articles are rampant I have seen a number of sexist articles sexually objectifying women on this website. Articles about "increasing your breast size naturally" and "how to get perky breasts" is disgustingly misogynistic. Healthline perpetuates harmful messages to women about their bodies which ultimately harms women's mental health. There are no equivalent articles sexually objectifying men's chests in this manner. It is out and out discrimination and reduces women to sex objects which is incredibly depressing.

Only interested in your data! Wouldn’t give this site any stars if I could. Goes against all privacy and UK GDPR policies, by forcing users to accept all cookies. Should be banned and blocked by all search engines. If you decline cookies you get no information on what you searched for and arrived at the site to read. Ergo, this website provides no help to people with health issues… unless you let the site track you, and use your data to provide advertisements!