Good article debunking the woo food blogg... - Healthy Evidence

Healthy Evidence

3,072 members456 posts

Good article debunking the woo food bloggers / TV Stars the Hemsley sisters

Gez_Blair profile image
1 Reply

who promote mindful eating, biodynamic food, bone broth and tongue scraping -

The article is in the Mail of all places

dailymail.co.uk/femail/arti...

Written by
Gez_Blair profile image
Gez_Blair
To view profiles and participate in discussions please or .
1 Reply
Trekkiemaiden profile image
Trekkiemaiden

I've never heard of them, or watched them, but after reading the report from your link I think they have a lot of very good information and points to make!! REAL food - yes, and no to processed food. Why do people have such a hard time coming to terms with that? OK I'm not into eggs laid at a certain time of the month etc, but the basic message is sound. And why is it OK to knock them because they aren't certified nutritionists?? 99% of nutritionists know diddly squat about modern nutritional science and quote the out of date dogma that the government and Big Food have trained them to spout. Yes these sisters may be jumping on to the nutritional bandwagon, but as many people that tell the truth about what we need to eat to stay healthy, the better - in my book.

Not what you're looking for?

You may also like...

What's the truth about fats? Daily Mail article 23/09/14

There's another article about the UK nutrition guidelines on sat fat being wrong – with negative...
Wholegrain profile image

The contraceptive Pill and MS: behind the Daily Mail headlines

Today's attention grabbing Daily Mail headline ("Multiple sclerosis linked to contraceptive pill:...
Sorrel_MS_Society profile image
MS Society

Wind turbines and hearing loss? Don't believe the headlines...

Yesterday saw a number of article popping up about new research that supposedly links the noise...
Chris_Peters profile image
Sense About Science

Fad diets debunked by early career researchers

An article in the Daily Mail today on the Voice of Young Science project looking at the evidence...
Sense_about_Science profile image
Sense About Science

Religion forms buffer against work stress - how to overstate a survey

The Telegraph and the Daily Mail (among many others) recently reported that religious people are...
drmatthewl profile image

Moderation team

Content on HealthUnlocked does not replace the relationship between you and doctors or other healthcare professionals nor the advice you receive from them.

Never delay seeking advice or dialling emergency services because of something that you have read on HealthUnlocked.