[Jamietwo]

She is a neurotic old quack with an eating disorder who was stripped of her fake american doctorate and earns a living projecting her eating disorders onto the gullible, oh and she sniffs poo.

bring on the humiliation

[Tom]

didn't she buy her PHD off the internet?

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

jamie i love you but i will have to disagree

[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by Jamietwo

She is a neurotic old quack with an eating disorder who was stripped of her fake american doctorate and earns a living projecting her eating disorders onto the gullible, oh and she sniffs poo.

bring on the humiliation

Yes you are correct. It was found that she effectively lied about her qualifications:

extract from the less than brilliant Wiki, but the info in it is correct:

The British Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has found McKeith guilty of "selling goods without legal authorisation whilst making medicinal claims about their efficacy". In an article entitled "A menace to science", Dr Ben Goldacre criticised McKeith for using a number of legal threats to silence critics of her work.[3] His book Bad Science dedicates a chapter to a detailed rebuttal of McKeith's scientific credibility.[4]
Health professionals have criticised her nutritional advice and questioned the validity of her qualifications, specifically her PhD.[5] Another issue was "informally resolved" in 2007 by the ASA following a complaint that her use of the title 'Doctor' was misleading because her PhD was from a college not accredited by "any recognised educational authority".[6] She then agreed to stop using the title 'Doctor' on her products, claiming she understood the complaint to be about one leaflet's failure to note her PhD "without the usual disclaimer she was not a medical doctor".[7]

The woman is a nutcase - and a fraudster.

[Jamietwo]

Originally Posted by Pyramid*

Yes you are correct. It was found that she effectively lied about her qualifications:

extract from the less than brilliant Wiki, but the info in it is correct:

The British Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has found McKeith guilty of "selling goods without legal authorisation whilst making medicinal claims about their efficacy". In an article entitled "A menace to science", Dr Ben Goldacre criticised McKeith for using a number of legal threats to silence critics of her work.[3] His book Bad Science dedicates a chapter to a detailed rebuttal of McKeith's scientific credibility.[4]
Health professionals have criticised her nutritional advice and questioned the validity of her qualifications, specifically her PhD.[5] Another issue was "informally resolved" in 2007 by the ASA following a complaint that her use of the title 'Doctor' was misleading because her PhD was from a college not accredited by "any recognised educational authority".[6] She then agreed to stop using the title 'Doctor' on her products, claiming she understood the complaint to be about one leaflet's failure to note her PhD "without the usual disclaimer she was not a medical doctor".[7]

The woman is a nutcase - and a fraudster.

THANK YOU

[Jamietwo]

Originally Posted by simonsays

jamie i love you but i will have to disagree

It is fine to disagree from time to time Simon, what kind of relationship would we be in if we agreed to everything! Anyway agree or not, I love you unconditionally. xxx

[Jamietwo]

Originally Posted by Tom

didn't she buy her PHD off the internet?

yes i believe so...from what i have seen of her so far, she seems to have some sort of eating disorder which is no crime, but not exactly the best person to offer advice on diet.

orthorexia nervosa

http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/20...ating-disorder

[Jackie]

Anyway what the hell is she doing in the jungle shes afraid of spiders and bugs she said she had a phobia of spiders..................well what are you doing in the jungle than lol.