“She’s a very, very dangerous fantasist,” he told the Daily Beast. COVID-19 has killed almost 20,000 people around the world and is spreading like a bullet train, in New York, where there are 25,000 confirmed cases, according to. Brogan directly as she didn’t make those comments on Goop’s platform.”ĭavid Colquhoun, a British pharmacologist called Brogan’s claims “utter nonsense.” Goop has distanced itself from Brogan’s unsubstantiated claims this time, declining comment to the Daily Beast, but saying: “We would suggest reaching out to Dr. She also then posted a screenshot of the Daily Beast article and a link to the video that is now available on Vimeo. “These videos violate our policies and have been removed from both Facebook and Instagram,” a spokesperson told the Daily Beast.īrogan, for her part, has doubled down on her words, calling her message “ personal empowerment,” and suggesting that people subscribe to her newsletter if they’d like to hear more of her views.
Andrew Cuomo.īrogan’s video has since been deleted by Facebook. “It’s not for me.”ĬOVID-19 has killed almost 20,000 people around the world and is spreading “ like a bullet train,” in New York, where there are 25,000 confirmed cases, according to Gov. “Could this contagion be a reality for others? Absolutely,” she says in the video. Once you’re done recording, you can instantly share your video with a private link. Choose to record your screen, voice, face or a combination. Kelly Brogan (who has an MD from Cornell University and a master’s from MIT, according to her website) said in a video posted on Facebook last week that there is “potentially no such thing as the coronavirus” and that the reported deaths from the virus are “likely being accelerated by fear itself.” Further, she “personally believe in germ-based contagion.” Whether it's a product demo, design feedback, or a knowledge transfer session, with Vimeo’s screen recorder you can quickly record and share unlimited video messages. But this time, it’s for her dangerous social-media posts that call COVID-19 a hoax.
Just when you thought telling women to stick stone eggs up their vaginas was the worst medical advice she could give, a once-Manhattan-based psychiatrist, anti-vaxxer and Goop-approved pusher is going viral again. Model who had legs amputated due to COVID leaves hospital for birthday New data confirms COVID school rules were a disaster Hollowed Apple: Startling data reveals how many people have fled NYC during pandemicĮric Adams’ end to scare-inducing COVID briefings is helping bring the city back
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