Well, it's official, YouTube has just now banned anything related to health that doesn't

align with the general medical consensus.

So if any information related to health doesn't agree with the World Health Organization,

they won't necessarily always take down the video, but they're going to change the algorithms.

So they're going to replace those videos that were popular, that had lots of likes and

lots of engagement with medical information.

This new partnership with YouTube is supposed to protect you against misinformation and

promote high quality health information.

And their definition of misinformation is anything that opposes their viewpoint.

I mean, if you go to drbrug.com, you will see that I have 7,607 success stories.

I'm helping people, I'm giving people lots of nontoxic solutions.

And if you just read the comments, you'll see that a lot of people are being helped.

So my information is not dangerous, it's not misinformation, it's actually quite helpful.

And this new change is going to hurt a lot of people because they're not going to be

able to find alternative viewpoints, alternative opinions.

Sometimes medicine doesn't work in looking for inexpensive natural remedies to handle certain

body issues.

But guess what?

Now they're going to have a very difficult time finding those solutions because all these

medical sites are going to replace alternative health.

I mean, I used to rank for so many conditions.

Now you can't even find me unless you type drbrug slash whatever.

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