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Tag Archives: natural
Natural Dog Supplements – Aloe Vera Juice
This week I take a look at another supplement promoted by some websites as a way to make your dog “healthier.” Much like other supplements, it seems the advice on Aloe Vera has carried over right from the same woo peddled / read more…
Posted in Alternative Medicine / Health / Nature
Tagged in aloe / aloe juice / aloe vera / dogs / herbs / homeopathic / medicine / natural / pets
Homeopathic and Natural Dog Supplements – Garlic
When I started back writing for Skeptoid on a regular basis, I asked on my social media accounts what people would like to see me cover. One that had a few votes was Homeopathic treatments for dogs. As I have / read more…
Posted in Alternative Medicine / Health / Nature / Pseudoscience
Tagged in dogs / garlic / herbs / homeopathic / medicine / natural / pets
Is the Naturalistic Fallacy Always Bad?
I am certainly not one to buy a product simply based on its claim to be “all-natural” or “organic.” I also don’t buy into the notion that because something is natural it is necessarily inherently good. In many cases, whether / read more…
Tagged in baby bottles / BPA / fire-retardant / HBCD / health / natural / naturalistic fallacy / PBDE
Do You Really Need SLS-Free Shampoo?
Disclaimer: You are about to read a shampoo article written by a bald man. That doesn’t invalidate anything I have to day, I’m just letting you know in the name of full disclosure. Heaven forbid someone gets upset in the / read more…


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