Yes! There is whole mass of information out there for us to learn from, especially when it comes to health and wellness. I can understand that the information overload can be overwhelming to some people which is why they prefer to bury their head in the sand or "leave it to the experts". I have experienced being wronged by experts and I have experienced recovering my health through due diligence and with the help of someone who does not have post secondary education. Personal responsibility is so important in life and it's what makes us grow stronger and wiser. Part of the challenge is when we have to wade through conflicting information and make the choice ourselves. In this age of glass houses, no one wants to get caught making a "bad" choice. Cheers! A