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Which links

In practice, this concerns links to books, and in particular to The French Book of Natural Remedies, written by the founder of this site. Those links point to Amazon, and we take part in the Amazon Associates program. Affiliate links on this site carry the sponsored nofollow attribute, which is the technical marker search engines use for paid links.

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What it changes, and what it does not

It does not change what we recommend, and it does not change what we warn you about. A remedy is not promoted here because a product can be sold alongside it, and a safety warning is never softened for commercial reasons. If we thought a book was the wrong answer to your problem, we would say so, and the honest answer on this site is often that you should see a doctor rather than buy anything at all.

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