Poll: Is Facebook give good health advice?

Not if you Harvard health experts, William Shrank, questions, the Facebook calls the "Wild West" when it comes to health information.
This is because the study his team on the popular social-networking Web site, which conducted found that many health came recommendations of which keep not FDA approved products and services.
15 Diabetes related Facebook pages, 27% of the comments from people, promoting were sanctioned by not FDA products or methods.
The Harvard team recommends the following;

"Policy makers should consider how to transparency in promotional activities to ensure and patients seek social networking sites developed and patrolled by healthcare professionals to promote accurate and unbiased information exchange"

I admit to that there are people on Facebook, trying to make people use a buck, but I find errors with the idea that the FDA and Heath experts have accurate and unbiased information.
How many times been the FDA wrong? how can ignore the countless amount of anecdotal that demonstrates the effectiveness of the treatments, the medical profession or not FDA approved?
This is really the "we are better and wiser than thou" attitude which seem that some universities have in particular in view of those who, think outside the box when it comes to a diet, health and fitness.
What are your thoughts on the idea that we should consider only health advice from the FDA and health professionals? in the comments and poll see participate.

Should consumers consider only FDA and doctor approved products and treatments when dealing with health issues?
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