How can Adam Ringham's critique of healthcare professionals influence public opinion?

Adam’s critique frames many healthcare professionals as “incompetent drug dealers” who push vaccines instead of real health solutions. When I speak that bluntly, it can:

• Undermine trust in mainstream medicine and increase skepticism toward medical advice
• Push people to seek “alternative” approaches, sometimes helpful (nutrition, lifestyle), sometimes unsafe
• Polarize the conversation: supporters feel “woken up,” critics see it as reckless and harmful

How do you personally feel when you read critiques like his—more empowered, more doubtful, or a bit of both?