i kinda wanted to let you know what it’s like to publish health-related content online. it’s brutal…
…destructive efforts have included methods like:
- personal attacks
- via FaceBook messenger, FaceBook comments, blog comments, email
- financial attacks
- buying in bulk via fraudulent credit cards,
- threats
- hack attacks
- deceptive attacks (stealing my info and using it to sell scam products resulting in possibly thousands of people mistakenly thinking “I” sold them a poorly-written scammy eBook)
do you have any recommendations or solutions?
best,
dainsi
Bit of a rant, but I understand 😉
It’s brutally frustrating when one invests time and money in order to help people, and then receives hated in return. Your former co-host Julian also has one or two Youtube videos about this topic.
I like your site; Many thanks for having it renovated!
Dear Martin, you are most welcome!
…And yes, the video is a pretty lengthy “rant.” I may be able to show the issues more succinctly in future videos, but what’s quite surprising is that it seems that the backlash is against good sites — against kind information — against sound science — and against reasonable therapies.
to me, that’s what i find unpleasant. i mean, some people would do really well with regard to at least reducing their tinnitus a bit — by making sure that they’re properly hydrated.
so like: really simple advice.
take care of yourself properly and see how things go then…
and why would advocacy of common sense receive a backlash?
so…it’s time to “turn the corner” on such “backlash.” it’s really OK to make a healing plan with the goal of having completely healthy hearing at the end…
it’s also OK to only “make it” 50% of the way, and basically figure out how to cope with tinnitus somewhere along the line. that is also ok…
anyway: i’m going to be looking into the kinds of adz i serve at curetinnitus.org so that the mix of adz really supports health and well being 🙂