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ClioEclipsed t1_j2iack4 wrote

Not surprising from a 'doctor' who claims a healthy diet prevents STDs and diagnoses illnesses with Tarot cards.

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Runnah5555 t1_j2ib39i wrote

Doctor is a term that gets thrown around too loosely and often without scrutiny.

Be sure to always do a quick google to see if they are legit or not. (Dr. Phil, Dr. Oz)

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kmkmrod t1_j2ibf7i wrote

This is who she is

https://www.pressherald.com/2021/05/02/meet-christiane-northrup-doctor-of-disinformation/

> Northrup herself expounded on a vaccine conspiracy in a widely circulated video interview apparently recorded in October 2020, in which she claimed COVID-19 vaccines would change people’s DNA and infiltrate their bodies with tiny “nanoparticle” robots with two-way 5G antennas. “They have the ability to take your biometric data – not only your vaccine record, but your breathing, your heart rate, your activity, sexual activity, these drugs that you’re taking, where you travel – all of that and then take that data and store it in the cloud,” she said. This information, she said, would then be paired with a barcode that would “connect us to cryptocurrency, so that would become literally slaves to the system.”

> “Once those nanoparticles go in, there’s no detoxing from them, there’s no getting them out of there,” Northrup continued. “They combine with your DNA and you are suddenly programmable, and with the proposed 5G networks the body would be an antenna where you could be controlled from outside of yourself.”

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119juniper t1_j2ibg7x wrote

She's a dangerous person. My anti-vax aunt sent me links to this woman's content.

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grayhairedqueenbitch t1_j2ibupn wrote

I read her book years ago. There were parts that I liked. She has gone completely off the rails, and apparently has followers. She is scary now.

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iceflame1211 t1_j2icmqy wrote

First time I've heard someone so nonchalantly profess their desire to bomb a children's hospital. I hope her mental illness doesn't lead to violence and hope she isn't actually allowed inside the building anymore.

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lol1231yahoocom t1_j2ico2w wrote

Way back when I used to admire her for her work with women. I don’t know what happened

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elsibeth t1_j2idgpi wrote

A family member sent me a link to her Internet, rantings, and what I noticed was that she was drinking a dark purple liquid from a wine glass the whole time she was blabbering on and on about who knows what, and I thought looks like an alcoholic to me And I really don’t pay much attention to the rantings of alcoholics and drug addicts

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Runnah5555 t1_j2ieez3 wrote

Early onset dementia? I mean to go from 8 years of learning about science and medicine to spouting shit about nano machines and 5g.

That is not the action of a sane human.

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PGids t1_j2iwbck wrote

Practicing doctor? I can’t imagine

But he’s got an undergrad in biology from Harvard, received his MD and an MBA from UPenn

Can’t speak to his proficiency as a surgeon but uh, dude is definitely a doctor legally speaking lol

Edit: got curious to see if he was practicing or not, he was vice chair of surgery at Columbia until he started his political career, make of that what you want. I can’t imagine you make it on the surgical board at Columbia by being a shitty surgeon regardless of the dumb shit you say on daytime TV and how obnoxious you are in front of a camera

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sirgoofs t1_j2ixz4x wrote

Sounds like she has a 3-pack-a-day voice.

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Runnah5555 t1_j2j5z1z wrote

He ceased being a doctor as soon as he started promoting and selling quack health products to gullible viewers.

He used the trust given to the profession to rob millions using false claims. Truly a despicable man.

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Slice-O-Pie t1_j2jke06 wrote

That's really f'd up. Is this a crime? Terror threat, perhaps? Seems like it should be investigated, and at least a restraining order to keep her a grenade's throw away from everyone.

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ndarchi t1_j2jliqc wrote

The conspirituality podcast has done some episodes on this crazy, informative and frightening the levels of insanity.

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mominmaine t1_j2jpgn0 wrote

She was my doctor decades ago. It makes me so sad to see her like this. Back then she was wonderful with women's healthcare. Her book was helpful to so many people. Eventually I started seeing someone else in her practice. She was too busy with book tours, PBS specials etc, to practice on a regular basis.

When she started to go off the rails, it was terrifying. Like an invasion of the body snatchers scenario.

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LobsterMan101 t1_j2k35zm wrote

People need to stop pairing actsylly crazy people with legitimate medical issues like dementia, schizophrenia, mental illnesses bc it’s saying “dementia is bad” instead of “she’s just a wacky loon”

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LobsterMan101 t1_j2k3fmd wrote

It’s not mental illness. Stop pairing mental illness with these right wing loons. She’s just wacky af. Saying she’s mentally ill is classing mentally ill peope in this lower class group and not offering any support to those who need it.

She’s just a crazy woamn

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LobsterMan101 t1_j2k3k17 wrote

Right wing nonsense not mental illness. People with actual mental illness need medical help. Comparing her to medical issues is offensive and doesn’t solve the greater problem.

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HaziRN t1_j2k7sy4 wrote

If anyone is going at Maine Med for anything, they should be going after them for taking away paid leaves from nurses🙄

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Sir_Drinks_Alot22 t1_j2lho20 wrote

Sounds like an iPhone paired with an Apple Watch. Bet she’s got both of those though.

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Lady-Kat1969 t1_j2lk4o5 wrote

I've met her once or twice. She's... certainly something.

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OniExpress t1_j2m09tp wrote

She's old enough that lead poisoning is probably a factor. Honestly, anyone over 50 who grew up in the US has some level of conative impairment from lead.

But this looks more like untreated mental illness.

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Prestigious_Clue145 t1_j2mw9fk wrote

Mentally illness is a spectrum, and although wacky af isn't a recognized diagnosis (yet) she can still have a mental illness. It doesn't mean all mentally ill people are insane like she is though! Paranoid delusions are definitely a sign of unchecked mental illness and I wish she could accept the help she needs

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HaziRN t1_j2n6xre wrote

Yep, trying to claim its “because it wasnt in the union contract” but past practice stands, they didnt even try to bargain with the nurses before taking away paid military, bereavement, and the 4 weeks of paid parental leave they were previously offering. Theyre doing some highly illegal and shady stuff.

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glasswings t1_j2nhdwi wrote

It can be both. In my experience, people with MI are more gentle than average even if they have a hard time connecting with others. But there are some bad apples too and that's what I'd focus on here.

Like, she's choosing to say violent and hurtful things. It doesn't help that delusions make it easier for her to believe she's right, but they're certainly don't help.

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