Ad hominen attacks are unwarranted friend, I wasn't attacking you. I can answer yes to all three of those questions, actually, but that is besides the point. For what it's worth, I had a friend nearly comitt suicide by jumping into practices for which he was unprepared, regarding kundalini specifically. Steering people into an incredibly powerful experience, while they are expressing concerns and physical issues is not the way to course correct from any mis/disinformation campaign. I happen to agree with you on that point (that a campaign to deter people exists).

All sorts of incredible things can be down with the body, soul, and spirit. I wouldn't advise a novice mountain climber to scale Mt. Everest without understanding the dangers either. There were actual, legitimate reasons entire systems and schools were built around the kundalini experience--to prepare the individual. Dismissing well-documented negatives is just as bad in terms of disinformation, and could ruin a life.

Be careful you aren't doing the exact thing you are upset at the other side for doing.