Healthline Reviews 191

Simply read their article on puberty blockers. Anyone who reads major publications such as the New York Times (or has common sense) will recognize that it's completely false.

Do remove this damn site from access by UK browsers. It demands all your information, and won’t supply any of its own. Should not be appearing on British searches.

Saw an ad online after a search for a tiller. You will see it if you use yahoo search and type in rear tine tiller for sale. $69.86 for tiller (brand new with free shipping) TOO good to be true. Not sure if this is Hewaline themselves or a 2nd party hack, but it looks like to me that the money winds up going towards someones timeshare. Thank God I used Paypal payment, because I knew something was up after USPS delivery and nothing was there, I got my money back in an instant. Thanks Paypal.THIS REVIEW WAS TO BE 4 HEWALINE NOT HEALTHLINE

Everything in this horrible site is biased. Claiming to offer well-researched information written by experts when you instead offer biased opinions is disinformation. These people shouldn’t be appearing at the top of search results.

Terrible customer service. Poor follow up.

From Healthline "In short, experts don’t have enough information to determine how long it takes testosterone supplements to work." They have no money, they do not know how to do their homework and do a study and find out, what good are they !

Doesn't allow Europeans to opt out of cookies. It just throws them into an unusable version of their website.

You thinking about suicide? and come across one of their articles about suicide-prevention? get ready to pay up if you don't want to agree to their cookies.

Healthline website blocks access completely if you deny tracking.

Poor service.Ready to fix home collection proptly but hard sell their packages .
When addon test asked for during collection directed to call center executive who has no clue what a PT inr is .Was to call back after adding but no response and my call records erased when i tried later and the test refused as report released .In fact only patial reports were released at the time .

There should be an investigation into why this awful site along with WebMD is always pushed to the top of Google search results here in the UK. It you don't accept its cookies it gives you an even more useless version of the site. Use the NHS site instead.

This site doesn't allow cookie-free or minimal cookie browsing yet Google keeps pushing it in our face as a top result.
This is a choice to surveil people's health conditions and connect to specific users. This is what the surveillance society should not be.

Limits service to you if you don't agree to their cookies.

Isn't that illegal under EU legislation? Feels like being bullied

Worst service I will never recommend any one to use Healthians. Too much bad customer support service , they are only worry about booking appointments after they will not support.

I agree with the points raised by the other recent 1-star reviewers here regarding Healthline's poor advice, clickbait agenda & relentless product hawking.

After all, more clicks means more advertising money in their pocket.

I've read their articles for several years, & have seen their site dramatically shift into one that tries to sell you everything under the sun that's even remotely related to health.

This new "sales first, reliable info second" endgame seemed to have kicked in sometime after the COVID outbreak began, as best as I can tell.

All this is done under the guise of Healthline touting out their "health expert" authority, so as to further convince you to buy this or that.

And as others have noted, Healthline's "medical advice" area has gone downhill quite a bit from their early years IMHO.

Unsurprisingly, I decided to stop going to their website as a result of all this.

Inaccurate and misleading ranking of A1c at-home test kit information. Their ranking does not mention the fact that the majority of their top ranked A1c kits are not FDA approved. They promote laboratory developed tests (LDT). They promote one test as best overall. LDT tests are not approved to be used or marketed outside the laboratory where it was developed. Their top ranked test requires 600 ul of finger stick blood, 60 times the volume compared to A1c tests that require only 10ul. The ranking should be taken down from the site. It is very misleading to the consumer. Their ranking is not scientific as they claim. It was not developed by healthcare professionals in diabetes but rather their marketing team/or their sole opinion. We have attempted to contact the editor but have not received any response.

Awful website - if you disallow cookies it takes you to the "ad-tracking free" version of the website, which is nothing. I will not be forced to allow you to sell my history and target ads, and will never use this website. I just hate how high up it comes in every search vaguely health-related

Recently found Healthline, and whilst I cannot vouch for all of their articles, I have found the ones that I have read that are related to nutrition to be well-supported by references to the USDA Dietary Guidelines for Americans, and various other Depts and websites all run by the USDA. In some instances, links are out of date because the USDA continually updates its site, however, a quick Google search or direct search from the USDA sites that I have visited, has revealed the same information. So I am reasonably sure that the information that they have provided is true and reliable. I do not believe that I am being misled.

I have found lots of false information here, but nothing so egregious as an article telling lesbians how to have sex with men who claim to be lesbians too. This is off the charts horrifying. Lesbians are attracted to females, it’s same-sex attraction, not same gender identity attraction. Young lesbians are feeling coerced into having sex with men in order not to be called Transphobic, you should be sued for this!