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I received a lot of responses after launching this survey. Rick Malter from the Malter Institute (http://www.malterinstitute.org) e-mailed me a brilliant analysis of the underlying archetypes of the various health industry personalities, Dr. Mercola sent me an e-mail applauding the survey, and numerous readers sent responses ranging from hilarious to sobering. It's worth noting here, by the way, that since this survey was initiated here on NaturalNews, it has an inherent bias towards the views and beliefs of NaturalNews readers, of course, who I happen to think are the brightest and best-informed people in the world (please add one to my "nice" score for buttering up the readers next time okay?). This also means that the personalities in the survey who recommend precisely the opposite of the positions mentioned here on NaturalNews would not be expected to fare well in this survey. Dr. Stephen Barrett, in particular, was not rated highly (see below for details). I imagine that if Dr. Barrett released this same survey on his own website, the results would be different. I invite Dr. Barrett to run this survey on his website and see... PROFESSIONAL NOTE: I have decided to replace the "negative" terminology in describing these results, since in compiling these results, I didn't feel it would be very professional for this website to describe someone as, for example, "97% stupid." So I'm eliminating the negative terminology and leaving only the positive terminology. But please know that this still tells you everything you need to know because someone who was rated as "3% intelligent" was therefore rated as "97% stupid." I'm just removing the word "stupid" and replacing it with the word "not" (see below). In other words, the original questions in the survey used the following terminology (which is what people voted on): Humble / Arrogant Generous / Greedy Healthy / Unhealthy Authentic / Fake Intelligent / Stupid Honest / Dishonest Informed / Uninformed But for the analysis below, I am replacing this terminology with the following, more polite words: Humble / Not Generous / Not Healthy / Not Authentic / Not Intelligent / Not Honest / Not Informed / Not STATISTICAL NOTE: For the percentages shown here, I took the total votes cast for each news source or personality, and then calculated the percentages from there. This adjusts the percentages to remove "no votes" or "skipped votes" for each source or personality. In other words, the percentages shown below are calculated only from the votes cast for that line item of the survey. Many survey respondents skipped lines on purpose because they were not necessarily familiar with that particular news source or person. The total number of participants in the entire survey is 1,337. Trusted sources of health newsThe first part of this survey asked readers to rate which news sources they trust or distrust. Here are the results:Trusted News Sources: (And what percent of survey participants noted the source as "trustworthy")
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