December 3, 2024 article from BBC News.
As reported by the BBC, Bartlett’s podcast “is amplifying harmful health misinformation on his number-one ranked podcast.”
His recent controversial shows include Dr. Thomas Seyfried (recently featured by BSI) advocating Cancer as a Metabolic Disease, and Dr. Aseem Malhotra for warning about the risks of the Covid vaccine and other medications.
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Of course, there wasn’t much of substance in this article apart from a reasonable warning that some products he promotes, he is also an investor in. I will keep that in mind the next time I’m inspired to buy myself a beauty cream.
The criticism of Thomas Seyfried amounted to “Oncologists never recommend limiting foods!”, which I read as confirmation of Seyfried’s point that oncologists are utterly clueless about cancers requiring glucose as a fuel.
If the BBC hadn’t heard of Aseem Malhotra before Covid, maybe it’s because the BBC doesn’t listen to the BBC. They have lovely interviews with him going back to 2016 in which Malhotra discusses his concerns over overprescribing of medicines and underreporting of pharmaceutical harms. Fortunately, the BBC has an ‘expert in public confidence’ on hand to set the record straight on pharmaceuticals!
I wish the BBC and the critics would actually try to understand where Seyfried is coming from. He’s got good reason for the conclusions he is drawing.