Evil Web Sites

‘Psoriasis’ is only found in the keywords, and “psoriatic arthritis” is found in the ALT text for one image.

A German site advertising aloe products, it has ‘psoriasis’ in an HTML comment on the home page, but a Google search turns up nothing else.

100% Natural Skin Care Products
71 Weight Loss Tips
Affects of Cosmetic Surgery
Apple Cider Vinegar and Arthritis
Arthritis Society
Arthritis Today
Body of Confidence
Cellulite Removal
Cosmetic Surgery CA
Cosmetic Surgery Discrimination
Cosmetic Surgery for Men Staten Island
Cosmetic Surgery in Arkansas
Cosmetic Surgery Southwest Florida
Cosmetic Surgery Washington, DC
Erectile Dysfunction Enz
Erectile Dysfunction in DSMIV
European Skin Care Products
Evaluation of Psoriatic Arthritis
Evaluation of Psoriatic Arthritis
Exercises to Lose Cellulite
Fast Effective Weight Loss
Ford Probe GT Face Lifts
Glocosamine Condroitin Work for Arthritis
International Index of Erectile Dysfunction
Male Cosmetic Surgery Brooklyn
Massage Cellulite
Men Cosmetic Surgery
Methotrexate Rheumatoid Arthritis
Mild Face Lift Photos
Natural Cellulite Remedy
Natural Skin Care Formula that Really Works
Origins Skin Care
Pictures of Arthritis Cases
Pictures of Rheumatoid Arthritis
Pictures on Arthritis
Psoriasis Acadia Skin Care
Psoriatic Arthritis
Remove Cellulite
Simply Weight Loss
Weight Loss Products
Weight Loss Success Story
Weight Loss Success Story

When you go to any of the above pages, at first you’ll simply see a big “Click Here to Enter” button. If you take the time to scroll down, however, you’ll find all sorts of text, and a few other links. “Psoriasis” or “psoriatic arthritis” is in the text of the above pages, but seldom in a way that makes sense. If you click the “Click Here to Enter” button, you’ll wind up at a “Body of Confidence” products page of some sort (it varies). None of the ones I’ve found mention psoriasis at all. But if you’re looking for “ANT-WRINKLE” products, perhaps it’s a page you’d like to see.

December 6, 2002, Update: The “Click Here to Enter” links no longer take you to a “Body of Confidence” page (for those I checked), but instead take you to a page which suggests that if you’ve got a skin-care product to sell, you should contact the folks at 1-MillionHits.com. I guess if they find another taker, those ads will be replaced by ads for a skin-care product of some sort. And since it won’t really matter if the new pages mention psoriasis — since it doesn’t appear to be under their control — these are still evil web pages.

April 11, 2009, Update: All of the above links are now broken.

This page has ‘psoriasis’ in the description, but mentions nothing but eczema in the text.

This used to be an evil site, but has been redesigned and I cannot find anymention at all of psoriasis. I did not do a thorough search, though, because the misinformation available is enough to make me gag. Oh, the site has also moved to a new address.

A person named Danny emailed me to tell me that this site was up and running again (it used to be listed as broken on the Unknown page). And while it is up again, it lacks a single mention of psoriasis anywhere but in the keywords of the home page. By the way, if “Hair Loss Affects 120 Million Men and 90 Million Women,” which is less than 4% of the world’s people, how can it also be that “95% of the World’s Population Suffers Hair Loss?”

‘Psoriasis’ only found in the keywords of certain product pages, not in the text.

Glucosamine and Chondriotin
Arthritis Care
Psoriatic Arthitis, Osteoarthritis Progression
Glucosamine Chondroitin Arthritis Psoritic Arthritis [sic]

All similar pages, all with invisible text or ‘psoriatic’ in the title only (except the first above, in which the nonsense text is visible), and all leading to Feel21, which does have psoriasis listed under its ailment search, but following that option only leads you to a single Milk Thistle product, which doesn’t have any mention of psoriasis associated with it.

January 23, 2009, Update: the hormone.htmlplanet.com links, above, no longer redirect to feel21.com.

Mentions psoriasis in its so-called “Recommended Extended Search Keywords.”

At the bottom of this page, there is a list of literally hundreds of diseases, most of which is invisible. Psoriasis is in this list three times. On 02/23/2002, I found this page no longer exists.

‘Psoriasis’ is found only in the keywords for this site.

‘Psoriasis’ is in the keywords of many pages, and perhaps they have plans to target psoriasis with one of their drugs at a later date, but I can’t find it mentioned on any of the Web pages right now.

Follow the link to “Purifying Bath — Psoriasis Relief,” and you won’t find a word about psoriasis. Not even if you read the descriptions of the three products shown. If you search the site for ‘psoriasis,’ you’ll be shown one result — a completely different product from the other three, which has a description also lacking in the name of our disease.

‘Psoriasis’ appears in both the keywords and in invisible text at the bottom of the home page. This is doubly evil, as some forms of UV light are beneficial for psoriasis, simple tanning has not been proven to be helpful. Update, Feb 23, 2002: Make that “used to appear,” but I haven’t checked the rest of the site yet.

Foot and Drop and Herniated and Disc
Herniated Cervical Disk Headaches
Lower Back Pain San Gabriel
Pregnancy Low Back Pain Exercises
Sciatica + Chair + Executive

See the “Body of Confidence” notes, above, because it’s the same thing here, just a different product, and possibly a different advertising company.

‘Psoriasis’ is found only in the keywords for this page.

Wellness
Diet
Treatment

This is some sort of bizarre attempt at a web directory or search engine, which lists the word ‘psoriasis’ in amongst other terms. There is no information here.

‘Psoriasis’ is found only in the keywords for this site.

This page has ‘psoriasis’ in both the keywords and as invisible text at the bottom, but it’s just an opening page to the rest of the web site. However, the home page link appears to be broken. Update, Feb 23, 2002: the main page is now blank. Update, Apr 28, 2002: the main page is now up again, as it was before, including the broken Home Page link.

Tons and tons of text, but ‘psoriasis’ is only found amongst the keywords.