While I agree with the premise that there is online fraud with natural products, please don't tar us all with the same brush. I have a site, AmericanHeartHealthServices which is designed to educate people and sell heart health products which are both natural and are PROVEN by third party, double-blind research studies (with actual peers reviews, etc) because such products are now starting to appear in mainstream medical practices. Unlike the large drug companies, the smaller nutritional companies have to fight for awareness.

I would encourage rational people to continue to explore the possible proven benefits of some of the natural treatments... and I would encourage rational people to recognize the difference between a con and true value...