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Mercola, webster of woo, he of the get your vitamin D through our tanning bed fame, has a new post up at Huffington Post.

Lest you think that the AoAers have a hold on promoting woo or, just as bad, think that the mainstream media had potentially wised up (Kudos, Tsouderos!), a local reporter in