Author Rosanna Davison studied at naturopath college owned by Scientology member.
Sunday Times: Scientologist controls college for naturopaths
http://ift.tt/1UBkUyW
* * * * * BEGIN EXCERPT * * * * *
Davison did not respond to requests for comment on whether she was aware that Keppler was a Scientologist or whether she believed his views influenced the education she received at the college.
THE College of Naturopathic Medicine, where Rosanna Davison studied nutritional therapy, is part of a worldwide network of colleges owned by a top-level Scientologist who opposes the use of prescription drugs and vaccinations.
Davison, a former Miss World and daughter of singer songwriter Chris de Burgh, is using her qualification from the college, known as CNM, to carve out a career in naturopathic nutrition. This is based around the concept that food can be used as medicine to prevent and even treat illness.
Her cookbook, Eat Yourself Beautiful, debuted at No 1 on the bestseller list for hardback non-fiction last week in Ireland. According to Nielsen BookScan, which captures about 80% of sales, Davison’s self-help manual sold 434 copies.
* * * * * END EXCERPT * * * * *
************************************************** ********************************
HT - Tony Ortega (2nd item): http://ift.tt/1iqFg21
* * * * * BEGIN EXCERPT * * * * *
Nice UK smackdown of Scientology nutritional woo
We were happy to help out Gabrielle Monaghan of the Sunday Times who dug into a naturopathic “college” that promotes dangerous nonsense, and happens to be run by an OT 8 named Hermann Keppler. She checked with us about Keppler’s bona fides, and they are solid. He completed OT 8 in 2012, also L10 and L11, and just weeks ago he showed up in a promotional flier for the new media center in Los Angeles at the old KCET studios. So yes, Keppler is a very involved, high level Scientologist, and he’s also selling the woo that ensnared Miss World Rosanna Davison.
It’s a nice, clean hit, and the kind of thing we’d like to see other newspapers do more often.
* * * * * END EXCERPT * * * * *
************************************************** ********************************
Rosanna Davison Twitter
https://twitter.com/rosanna_davison
Author Rosanna Davison studied at naturopath college owned by Scientology member
Sunday Times: Scientologist controls college for naturopaths
http://ift.tt/1UBkUyW
* * * * * BEGIN EXCERPT * * * * *
Davison did not respond to requests for comment on whether she was aware that Keppler was a Scientologist or whether she believed his views influenced the education she received at the college.
THE College of Naturopathic Medicine, where Rosanna Davison studied nutritional therapy, is part of a worldwide network of colleges owned by a top-level Scientologist who opposes the use of prescription drugs and vaccinations.
Davison, a former Miss World and daughter of singer songwriter Chris de Burgh, is using her qualification from the college, known as CNM, to carve out a career in naturopathic nutrition. This is based around the concept that food can be used as medicine to prevent and even treat illness.
Her cookbook, Eat Yourself Beautiful, debuted at No 1 on the bestseller list for hardback non-fiction last week in Ireland. According to Nielsen BookScan, which captures about 80% of sales, Davison’s self-help manual sold 434 copies.
* * * * * END EXCERPT * * * * *
************************************************** ********************************
HT - Tony Ortega (2nd item): http://ift.tt/1iqFg21
* * * * * BEGIN EXCERPT * * * * *
Nice UK smackdown of Scientology nutritional woo
We were happy to help out Gabrielle Monaghan of the Sunday Times who dug into a naturopathic “college” that promotes dangerous nonsense, and happens to be run by an OT 8 named Hermann Keppler. She checked with us about Keppler’s bona fides, and they are solid. He completed OT 8 in 2012, also L10 and L11, and just weeks ago he showed up in a promotional flier for the new media center in Los Angeles at the old KCET studios. So yes, Keppler is a very involved, high level Scientologist, and he’s also selling the woo that ensnared Miss World Rosanna Davison.
It’s a nice, clean hit, and the kind of thing we’d like to see other newspapers do more often.
* * * * * END EXCERPT * * * * *
************************************************** ********************************
Rosanna Davison Twitter
https://twitter.com/rosanna_davison
Aucun commentaire:
Enregistrer un commentaire