We are pleased to announce that a new section 'wiki' has been added to our website, you can find the link (wiki) at the top of each page.

The wiki works almost the same way with Wikipedia, but we limit editors to forum members only, and of course we only cover health related topics. Users who are logged into our forum, will automatically be logged into Wiki. All forum members can create Wiki pages regarding (natural) health topics. Once a page is created, information can be added or edited at any time. If you want to create/edit the page for 'Vitamin C', search 'Vitamin C' first from the left sidebar, if it doesn't exist yet, you will get a link to create a page for 'Vitamin C'.

This will be a great asset for getting out information about any of the supplements and treatments we discuss here. If a new member asks about something like Choline for example, they can easily be given a link to the page or pages with that subject matter. It would be a good platform to share more complete information, as opposed to just giving them the link to a forum thread.

Please feel free to create your wiki pages, and share your knowledge. If there are any questions or problems, please post it here or PM a moderator.

Please note that wiki couldn't work without collaborative effort, any members can edit any pages no matter who created them. Any history revisions will be recorded and can be easily recovered, so please don't be afraid that you will mess anything up.

We have been slowly adding content to our wiki , all pages are linked from the main page. If you find any information inaccurate or misleading, please feel free to edit it. There is a Related Discussions section for each topic, if you know some helpful threads, please add them, hopefully the wiki can be used as a congregation point to helpful discussions that could have been buried deeply.

If you have troubles using the wiki, please post your questions here or PM a moderator.

I want to remind all members that our forum has its own Health Wiki, which can easily be accessed by clicking the "Wiki" tab at the top of the forum page, right next to the "Home" tab.

Slowly growing as time passes, our Wiki has informative and easy to read pages on many vitamins, minerals, herbs, whole foods and health conditions. Any member can create their own wiki page, or you can just visit from time to time for reference purposes only.

I'd like to take this opportunity to thank Matrix for adding the Wiki to our board, and always actively finding ways to improve NatMedTalk. Dedicated efforts like these are very much appreciated, and truly make this a quality health forum not only for us members, but for all those who visit daily seeking to improve their well-being.

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It's actually pretty easyto create a Health Wikipage, onceyou look at it, it becomes pretty self explanatory - put itthis way, if I coul do it, anyone can!!