Thanks to George for sending me this link:
It’s easy to get hooked in to using services like Google – the article made me consider how regularly I use it – purely because of using an Android phone.
STORY AT-A-GLANCE
- Google’s June 2019 update, which took effect June 3, effectively removed Mercola.com from Google search results
- When entering a health-related search word into Google, you no longer find Mercola.com articles in the search results. Instead, you find links to plagiarized articles uploaded without permission by unranked sites
- You also can no longer locate the most pertinent Mercola articles by doing a selective search for my site, as Google provides search results for my veterinary pages instead
- YouTube also now buries Mercola videos even when doing a selective search
- The “Google-trusted” health websites that now dominate health searches are WebMD and Healthline, both of which promote health-harming drugs and junk food with their articles
