Never Trust This "Doctor" and Her Sketchy "Retreat"

[@rinwesley3092]

Love that she has a stethoscope casually draped around her neck like she's about to do some on the spot vitals check in between shilling her product.

[@KianaDocherty]

i laughed so hard hahah

[@ashy969]

Yeah, that one is always funny. Meanwhile I've never seen a real doctor wearing a stethoscope like that... Can't process the fact that some people are dumb enough to beleive these miracle bullsh!ts... All of them are so so so obviously fake

[@Maki-00]

“I official now. I have a STETHOSCOPE!”

[@window5573]

@@ashy969 I've only seen one, and it was cause she just finished using it

[@Valoelify]

@@ashy969 Dr. Now usually wears one though.

[@dantichri5t]

If her book costs 29 USD I can lose 21 Pounds in a single second by buying it here in the UK :-) Is that the kind of pounds she's talking about?

[@rachelmarie7473]

Lol stop

[@Peter-iw3ob]

Thank you for the chuckle lol

[@Infinity-dt6gj]

HAHAHAHA GENIUS

[@duncanluciak5516]

A Stone and a half!

[@KianaDocherty]

hahaha

[@arteria.coronaria]

Luring cancer patients into this while knowing it doesn't help them could literally be considered murder...and it probably should be...

[@aren7138]

There should be a special circle in hell for people like that

[@Candicedickinsonllc]

yeah like jilly juice . she killed cancer patients. there was also another doctor that killed patients by giving them a “cure” that was just herbs and tea or something . I’ll try and find it. I think she actually got punished

[@arteria.coronaria]

@@Candicedickinsonllc Yep, although sadly the Dr Phil episode only made her more famous and sadly gave her more people to "treat"... It's honestly disgusting, and she made herself ineligible to fraud claims since she "only sells the recipe". Truly the people who most definitely have a special place in hell I swear

[@BornRemaining]

Agreed. Murder through unlicensed medical malpractice. The essential oils crowd is a public nuthouse of freaks who try to trick people into drinking mild poisons in stead of taking actual medications for things like seizures. Tons of those idiots straight up tell people to throw away all of their real medications.

[@choosetolivefree]

But, the people who got duped had access to all the same informsio Kiana did. So, they bear responsibility for remaining ignorant. Self responsibility is a wonderfully powerful thing as compared to being a victim all the time.

[@Haylormoon]

*Nanotechnology:* -the branch of technology that deals with dimensions and tolerances of less than 100 nanometers, especially the manipulation of individual atoms and molecules.- a technique for making juice.

[@galeforce3192]

The moment I heard "nanotechnology" I wanted to make a joke about the Borg's nanites (If you watch Star Trek TNG, you'll know what I'm talking about), but I couldn't come up with anything. Maybe someone else in these comments can. XD

[@Haylormoon]

@@galeforce3192 haha I love TNG, I have a portrait of Cpt Picard on my desk at work. lolol

[@tulasivaibhavi4246]

i see nanotechnology being used for beauty products as well, like whaaaat??? just say cellular

[@atomicdancer]

Drinking this juice employs nanotechnology that reverses the polarity of your cells, because it uses your body's natural warp plasma to create a stasis field and reroute any anomalous activity directly to the starboard nacelles where it is expelled via your body's own Jefferies tubes.

[@gav2057]

@@atomicdancer Well, of course.

[@jonathanneil5901]

“The body doesn’t hold fat hostage because it’s in a bad mood” 😂😂 Kiana always manages to educate and make me laugh at the same time

[@justahugenerd1278]

"No weight loss for you I'm mad at you >:(" - the human body, probably

[@TCAPRecipes]

True story

[@bradzimmerman3171]

Got to love "faith "based diets, phoney is phoney

[@absolutegarbage3654]

There is such a thing as the body holding more fat reserves due to stress though, it won't make you 50 pounds overweight but it can give you a pot belly.

[@TheJennnq]

Whatever. I have angry thighs. 😆

[@AHarp]

Doooogg! When that woman said that the drinks are designed through "nano technology" I almost coughed up my pancreas! Wtf? 😵💀

[@KianaDocherty]

lmfao

[@sofijajovic7536]

Iron Man laughing from his grave

[@rootfish2671]

Nanites made her juice, what's not to get?

[@maenad1231]

Why is it no one can list the specific “toxins” that their detox diets/products eliminate from the body

[@lamppuu1]

Yeah and why do we have these organs called a LIVER and KIDNEYS... 🤔

[@TaliAlexandra]

@@lamppuu1 😂 Decorations? Can’t have the heart and lungs getting too uppity

[@maenad1231]

@@lamppuu1 Yeah I can’t stand how all these people like to pretend that properly-functioning kidneys & livers need “help” eliminating waste and toxins from the body even though it already gets help from skin, bladder, colon & lungs. The only way to “help” your kidneys, liver, colon, bladder & skin is to drink more fluids & expose yourself to less toxins in the first place by choosing/cleaning food more efficiently, filtering your tap water, avoiding heavy air pollution etc

[@Truckngirl]

It's usually Heavy Metal. I always wonder what they have against that type of music.

[@maenad1231]

@@Truckngirl 😂

[@shenellenash6884]

If she was a doctor, you would think that she would know, that to detox, all you need is a liver and at least one kidney lol. This was an awesome video! So thorough!

[@erin9110]

Bravo

[@missmoxie9188]

Louder for those in back

[@janedoex1398]

And your skin and lungs.

[@veronicamoody3981]

I know from experience that in order for your organs to detox your body sufficiently, you need to have good nutrition including adequate daily water intake along with fruits and vegetables. Taking certain medications can complicate things. I don't entirely agree with people when they say that just because you have a liver and kidneys your body will adequately detoxify; you need to treat your body right so that it is better able to clean itself.

[@madaraisbetteethannarutohe8136]

Yes! You need to support the liver and kidneys with proper nutrition so they can do their job. I hate how detox companies basically convince people eating fruits, vegetables, or high nutrition is useless when they promise results they can’t deliver. Good nutrition is awesome! It’s just not what detox companies tell people it is

[@unknownvagrant6851]

I lost 20 pounds, started feeling more energetic (tiredness gone), and noticed certain discomforts (health problems) disappearing. All I did was follow a miracle diet plan. It's called watching what I eat and exercising regularly.

[@jenniferbond7073]

You mean gold old fashion calories in, calories out? Good job on your weight loss!

[@Pa5an1]

Omg same! I lost 30 pounds, I feel better than ever! All it took me was half a year of time, a close look at my eating habits, permanent changes in my diet and more exercise than before! A miracle! 😁👍

[@carly829]

Yup! Down 27 pounds since June 4, 2021. Have about 25 more to lose. Eating healthy and exercising has been amazing! Who knew?? 🤣🥰

[@annanieznanow1788]

But doctor said it doesn't work 🤣

[@tulasivaibhavi4246]

nothing says miracle diet like basic thermodynamics! Good on you buddy, im on a weight loss journey too(i have a dietician tho, i suffer from BED :P) and this inspires me a lot !!

[@hollyalice9820]

just listening to her talk - how in the hell did anyone thing that this woman was educated to the degree that she could give out health advice? Mind boggling

[@frost_dias]

Never knew how profitable it was to take advantage of people who just refuse to drink water

[@TaliAlexandra]

Comment of the year

[@Bizarro69]

born Yesterday huh?

[@Tate525]

It's freaking hard to overeat if you down a gallon water.

[@thebeautysurfer]

🤣😂

[@space_pollution]

@@Tate525 it’s also hard to stay out of the bathroom if you down a gallon of water

[@jaycat3807]

This reminds me of Linda Hazzard, she was called the 'Starvation Doctor'. She had a diet and a retreat where she'd cure peoples illnesses, but all she did was starve them, beat them, and when they were completely delirious she'd get them to sign away all their money to her. She died herself while trying to prove that her diet worked...she starved to death.

[@ge2719]

well, it definitely worked as a diet. people she "treated" dying at 50-70lbs, they definitely lost weight.

[@sars910]

Divine justice.

[@3rdsincara]

I think this case might have been covered on the crime show "Deadly Women." If not, then there were two women doing this horrible stuff. Yeesh.

[@maisia2291]

I just did a Google search on this Linda Hazzard lady and she's actually here in my home state of Minnesota and was in the Minneapolis area before she was out in Washington State. There's a two-piece article on her on the internet

[@ravenptl]

Want a detox diet? Drink more water.

[@maenad1231]

Drink Water + Sweat More + Eat a balanced diet with foods good for your liver & kidneys

[@missmoxie9188]

Yes

[@sarahlilliancullen]

Simple swaps to make YOUR diet a detox diet! 1) alcohol >>> water 2) hard drugs >>> water Its a MIRACLE diet!!

[@drnostalgia1]

Have a functioning liver + live your life

[@Anna-ju7xy]

@@maenad1231 🙌🏻

[@rachelhouldridge9191]

The whole thing feels very cult-like to me. Preying on the vulnerable, promising the impossible, appealing to authority (celebrities), increasing demands of time and money, and ending in extreme cases of isolation. It's absolutely tragic to see people caught up in all that.

[@cur1ouscatf1sh]

I’m pretty sure I know more about biology than “Dr” Roni and I’m a Spanish major

[@MrDick-kz8qc]

Thank you for your service

[@annanieznanow1788]

I'm studying science and it's incredibly painful to listen to this incoherent gibberish 😑

[@TheZINGularity]

I'm a Major of nothing and i still think i know more about cancer than this absolutely disgusting, colder than anyone i can come up with on the spot, murderer. Essential oils for cancer man... How about some goddamn essential oils to fix and oil up that long abandoned and broken moral compass, D o C t O r.

[@somregularguy]

I’m really into science and biology and literally everything that she said just had me scratching my head, like there’s no way she really believes what she’s saying, like wtf does nano technology have to do with juices, what does “taking an enzyme means your body will go on vacation” even mean? She doesn’t even know how to say sedentary and said “We’re very sedative”, what the hell does “readily available to your cellular level” mean. The fact she hasn’t been called out by other doctors and health organizations, stopped and arrested for all the BS she’s saying and pretty much impersonating a doctor when she clearly doesn’t even understand what she’s even doing.

[@e-money5085]

She sounds like she didn't even graduate from college

[@neilkirkley1500]

I love watching "Dr" Roni read lines that she wrote like she doesn't understand them, it's like watching Tommy Wiseau acting.

[@jeffwoods4406]

Please don't group Mr. Wiseau with this sociopath, he at least spreads laughter and cringe

[@rootfish2671]

"You're tearing me apart Dr. Phil!"

[@rachaelstubes]

I feel this is what happens when you don't have affordable health care. People look for an alternative, 25k is much cheaper than 150k. It's so tragic.

[@lonelycake4114]

Not true. Our health plan is free but they know shit

[@trams_and_apples]

I live in a European country with free healthcare but my uncle still died of cancer because he was convinced he could cure it without chemotherapy and instead with some sort of alternative medicine. Quacks are everywhere.

[@cassidyneurotica1296]

Canadian here, with free healthcare they're not going to lie to you about your prognosis. There's a lot of untreatable diseases, and people don't want to accept the reality of their situation. That's why you get people spending thousands on sketchy treatments in 3rd world countries

[@juliajs1752]

@@trams_and_apples True, but in Europe at least those quacks are marginal and the people that believe them are usually already on the esoteric side. The quacks don't get TV shows and advertisements.

[@TheVeryAngryShrimp]

$25k is outrageous. I'd rather just water/coffee fast.

[@dominoeharlee4454]

Detoxes are ALWAYS a scam. The liver is like, "Am I joke to you?" 😭

[@veronicamoody3981]

I believe we need to include things in our diet like water and fruits and vegetables so that the body can clean itself. There are a lot of people walking around with lower liver and kidney functioning due to obesity, bad food choices, medications, etc.

[@808yorkie]

Not to mention some of them talk people into drinking their own piss which aside from the obvious downside, is just water, urea, and various toxins. I'm sure there's other trace things like ammonia but none of them are good for you

[@Smithpolly]

@@veronicamoody3981 Should that be called a detox, though? Shouldn't it just be called eating a normal diet?

[@CrayolaCoffeeBean]

I’ve become biased against celebrity endorsements. Any time I see it, my likelihood of purchasing drops by like 99% (from a not very high likelihood to begin with lol) Fantastic video as always!!

[@zaramikazuki8374]

Same here. If I see a product promoted by a celebrity, I am far less likely to buy it. A celebrity endorsement to me screams "we can't stand on factual evidence and spokespeople with relevant/expert backgrounds, so we've resorted to a popularity contest to try and get money from you!!!". And that's a hard nope from me. If I can't review the evidence myself or can't review the credentials of an expert who is touting the product, then I'm not doing it. That simple.

[@Jimmy_Biscuit1999]

What about build bar?

[@caitlin3718]

The only time I’ll buy a product is if Shaq is on the commercial

[@gav2057]

@@Jimmy_Biscuit1999 To be fair, Built Bar is just a protein bar.

[@megsley]

I don't even trust regular people endorsements - the amount of bullshit on tiktok etc that folks get paid for "recommending" is ridiculous!

[@treelicker]

The whole "Martha's Vineyard" retreat reminds me so much of a case I read about a while ago where a doctor was starving her wealthy patients to death at a health camp and taking their money and belongings as they passed... Linda Hazzard. Very much a believer of "fasting" and physical torture to heal chronic illness and general health problems.

[@erin9110]

Interesting, I wonder if she would do a video on this person

[@CorHellekin]

Ask a Mortician just did a video on it! It's great.

[@taiyo888]

I was going to say, as soon as it mentioned the soup I thought of Linda Hazzard too, glad I wasn't the only one.

[@Kathakathan11]

Sounds like mother Teresa

[@rootfish2671]

The locals called her place "Starvation Heights" because of her emaciated patients

[@watchesfromedges]

My friend and her mum tried this diet. Spent lots of money on juicers and gear, the days in they felt dizzy , exhausted and nauseous. The fourth day her mum passed out so they gave up.

[@ben_jamin4529]

My mom tried several diet fads too the worst was buying three hundred dollar vitamins for weight loss. She got a fever, felt dizzy and weak. She then threw them out.

[@anandhua.b4589]

"dr roni" most probably knows less about the human body than anyone who attended their high school biology classes properly

[@tomcollinsishere]

this whole thing reminds me of the juice detox documentary “Fat, sick and nearly dead”. When I was a teen I developed idiopathic urticaria on top of my rheumatoid arthritis and my dad just so happened to see the documentary where the guy had the exact same condition and was on the same meds as me, so, in looking for the cure to my pretty severe rashes, dad wanted to try a juice cleanse with me. Luckily he didn’t quite get it and I was eating food as well and it only lasted a week because buying enough fresh produce to make juices in a large household isn’t easy, but I was almost put on a juice cleanse as a teen out of pure desperation anyway “fat, sick and nearly dead” would be an interesting piece for you to cover

[@elisesan8217]

I second this! My dad was obsessed with that doc

[@nataliaciotucha4153]

Oh my god I've had urticaria for a year now and my mum really wanted me to go on a grapefruit juice cleanse for three days

[@tomcollinsishere]

@@nataliaciotucha4153 I tried going off my meds one at a time (not good), gluten free, dairy free, “failsafe”, all not working, and then after a few years it calmed down honestly by this point i’m used to my body being like “hey this is what’s wrong with you now” ahaha

[@reaganjanaerichard5009]

Oh my goodness! I was thinking of that one, too because my mother-in-law was doing it.

[@lula-cat]

“the father of juice” will haunt me forever

[@mambowumbo]

it hurts to see people misunderstood "holistic" wellness by simply doing detox bullshit and meditation to magically heal a sick body. i learn holistic nursing and wellness in college and what we actually do is what we can do to improve your physical health by doing a healthy lifestyle and clear stress-less mind altogether with all therapies and medications you need, not switching medications with cleanse juices!

[@BouquetOfAmary]

This is very unfortunate but people equate holistic to no drugs or holistic = 100% natural.

[@janerecluse4344]

Seriously, the misuse of 'holistic' really bums me out.

[@isharsingh8048]

Wow, Kiana just graduated to investigative journalism! 👏🏼👏🏼 Thank you for looking out 😇

[@KianaDocherty]

LOOOL thank you!!!

[@JAM661]

​@@KianaDocherty I notice many of your video are older. I hope you are still making them. I have a degree in Kinesiology and your information is well researched and on the spot. So thanks for your great video and the time you put in them.

[@JP-ve7or]

This is so good, I'm low-key scared you're going to get a "cease and desist" from her lawyer (or "lawyer") 😆

[@KianaDocherty]

lmfao me too, me too lol

[@erin9110]

She'd need a decent leg to stand on to even do that.

[@Metonymy1979]

I will never understand Dr.Oz. The man is insanely smart. Extremely accomplished. He's rich. Why does he peddle horrible stuff? I just don't get it. Sidenote, your hair looks great

[@nicknack191]

easy money 😐

[@ZetaCancri]

Because 💲💲💲💲💲

[@missmoxie9188]

Easy money

[@terrywilliams9327]

Even well-educated people get greedy so this is how Dr. Oz can do it. People have to stop being so trusting of people with advanced degrees as most of them will hustle like a con!

[@ShwetaGupta-hd6yk]

Isn't that how he got rich in the first place? Peddling health cures and supplements?

[@coreyh6698]

I hate Steve Harvey, he seems like such a sketchy guy. He knows exactly what he's doing by shilling these products.

[@NBDYSPCL]

He's a preacher, so I think he knows a thing or two about how to dress a turd up as a chocolate bar.

[@salem1281]

Yep. And he literally abandoned his kids and wife to try and be famous. He has done SO many terrible things

[@4everhealthwellness344]

Let's not forget how on his show he is always simping to women while running down men. No way I trust a guy that throws his fellow men under the bus

[@Jimmy_Biscuit1999]

Omg cancel steve harvey drag his mustache through the streets!

[@once.upon.a.time.]

Not to pile the shit on or anything, but he also thinks that men and women absolutely cannot be friends because the man will always want to just have sex with the woman. Like just because YOU cheated on your wife doesn't mean everyone is going to, buddy

[@jlachman381]

The only way you guarantee weight loss like this is literally amputating limbs.

[@karavandine]

Ha. 1) Amputate a limb when you want to lose weight. 2) Drink some Jilly Juice when you want to grow it back again.

[@walterco7701]

I find "Dr" Roni so completely uncompelling and unconvincing that I struggle to understand how anyone could buy into this. But then, humans are nothing if not easily swayed. The dispassionate way she said how much she loves a good coffee enema really freaked me out.

[@hannahwatkins7992]

There are a lot of desperate people. Desperation leads to bad decisions, especially since you aren't thinking clearly

[@davisholman8149]

@@hannahwatkins7992 Desperate to lose weight. But not desperate enough to quit eating fattening foods or getting some exercise. It is pathetic.

[@dietitianandreaurizar]

Please share this as this needs to be seen. I became a dietitian because I wanted to help others reach their best health potential and thrive in life. Those who don’t seek that shouldn’t be working as health professionals. We need to protect our health and the health of others. One medical or health neglect can even cost someone’s life. 👏👩🏻‍⚕️

[@probrickgamer]

If you haven't studied how to use diet to aid in Radical life extension, than you shouldn't be in the industry either

[@KittySnicker]

Roni doesn’t even sound sure of anything she’s saying. She talks like she’s off the street. Edit: yup I was right. Not even a doctor

[@wendys9500]

I noticed that too, she didn't sound confident and repeated a lot of vague buzzwords. It's sad that she's been able to do so much harm.

[@moonimaalam1127]

How could she dupe so many people! Are people this desperate!

[@SG-we1qh]

What do you mean off the streets 🤔

[@tundedzsupin6084]

@@SG-we1qh That she sounds incredibly dim😔

[@stephrashid6513]

@@SG-we1qh I think kittysnicker was saying she doesn't sound qualified to say what she's saying, she sounds like a random person who was brought in to read a script

[@ShaMan54321]

You’re a talented research documentarian. You’ve actually put things together in a really impressive way. I love your content. Keep it up!

[@GIChiyo]

You should also cover Jilly Juice, that was such a huge health scam She claimed it would regrow limbs ffs

[@magita1991]

She’s still going!

[@Bizarro69]

it does!

[@missmoxie9188]

For the record one of my friends did the math If you ate McDonald’s three meals a day you’d take in less sodium than ONE serving of Jilly Juice contains

[@tieiatalks]

@@missmoxie9188 can you imagine how detrimental that would be to heart/stroke patients?

[@tulasivaibhavi4246]

except for jilly juice it’s so insane that most ppl would be able to tell its bs. Programmes like dr roni’s manipulate scientific data just enough so that it seems logical and convincing when it isn’t true. imo dr roni and other quacks like her deal MUCH more damage . Jilly juice is at best a delusional woman and at worst a cult leader

[@ArchielDiem]

My mom, who's a cancer patient, was taking a lot of these supplements. I am furious right now. Thank you so much for making this video

[@nightmarepinster9713]

Wow. This diet is pretty much exactly what I had to do when I had double-relocation jaw surgery. For 2-3 months absolutely no chewing is allowed and all food must be blended. So even though I ate ice cream shakes for almost a week straight I still lost weight so fast my doctor was worried and told me to put protein in all my shakes. I couldn't drink smoothies for a year after that. Awful. These types of "diets" are so scary to me. How can anyone think its healthy to basically not eat?!

[@IAmPlaysWithSquirrel]

I have a terrible canker sore on my gum right now and I’m also relegated to smoothies for the time being because it literally hurts too much to chew. I miss eating real food so much, my low pain tolerance is why I’m not saying “fuck it” and making myself a proper meal to eat. I’m constantly thinking about food. I don’t know how anyone could restrict themselves like this when it’s not medically necessary. Also, it’s not at all healthy to lose so much weight in such a short period of time (unless you’re extremely obese). If you’re literally losing 1lb a day, go to the ER right away because something is horribly wrong with you. We really need to stop promoting rapid weight loss as something healthy to aspire to. It’s not good nor realistic, and it’s why people give up so soon on their weight loss journeys.

[@occludedfront7837]

i also had that jaw surgery!

[@user-ml7tp1dn4s]

A "doctor" like this killed my aunt or at least shortened her life significantly by delaying real cancer treatment... Ithe danger theses people cause is real. Thanks for bringing light to this issue.

[@maryse1239]

Kiana be glowing tho, she's stunning!

[@Infinity-dt6gj]

Ikr

[@FranciscanGypsy]

This is horrifying. I used to be an RN (technically still have my license) before chronic illness made me unable to work 1 year and a half ago. It burns me up that a nurse who has the responsibility to see to the health of her patients and who has the trust of so many makes a mockery of our profession and causes harm to others with unfounded claims. Evidence-based practice gets hammered into your head in nursing school. There are no excuses. And to take advantage of those who are looking at death from or a life with chronic illness… that is beyond sick. I do wonder what her actual license is. When I worked in nursing homes myself or when my hospital patients had family members who worked in health care, people with a CNA license would be referred to as a “nurse”. I would almost rather believe that this nurse is someone who went through a nursing assistant program (which is not nearly as in depth… I was a CNA before my RN) and is mislabeling herself and thinks she knows more than she does. It is more disturbing to think that she is someone who went through an actual nursing program and has all the training to know that this is unsafe bull. Sorry for the rant. I find it so painful that a nurse would be this irresponsible and betray those who trust our profession so much… especially targeting such a vulnerable population.

[@gav2057]

Can we acknowledge how ZERO American celebrities who claim to be about health and weight loss fight to make healthy foods more affordable?

[@dannycarrington1601]

Our cities are food deserts and school lunches are junk; either of those would be a good place to start.

[@notsosecretsnacker5218]

I've never thought about it like that but that's so awful

[@vegrunner6688]

That is not actually their job.

[@user-jb7tq7ko7e]

@VegRunner 66 ikr? They're actors not politicians. SOME actors care about politics, in which case they use their money to be quietly helpful not just talk. (The actor from Good Omens comes to mind who gave literally ALL this money to a charity that fights homelessness)

[@wilmagregg3131]

@@dannycarrington1601 dont rely on the goverment to do that look what michael oboma did to school lunches went from unhealthy but palatable and plentifull to unhealthy and nasty as shitte and cheaper for the school to buy

[@Maryaminx]

I just can't believe that when the publicist guy helped concoct this scheme he didn't bother finding anyone with an ounce of charisma.

[@bassunderscoreharmonic6689]

The sad thing is that there's so much information out there. If people did their own research they would see that junk food alters brain chemistry, and that if they ate foods with nutrients (vegetables and protein) they would be able to fix a lot of their body issues. Limiting sugar, increasing nutrient intake and moving your body is the best way to get healthy.

[@choosetolivefree]

Yesssss. Someone who gets it! Self responsibility is very powerful. Ignorance is a willful choice. I don't feel bad for those who willfuly choose ignorance.

[@hypatiakovalevskayasklodow9195]

If you are not educated well (which most people are not) you won't know which info is good. It has a lot to do with which social class you belong to

[@Lilliz91]

Darwinism. Problem is the government keeps these people alive via welfare and they have more ignorant kids who will have more ignorant kids. Until you have an army of lazy people not willing to do any work for themselves. I guess the only way nature gets rid of dumb people is these scams.

[@hypatiakovalevskayasklodow9195]

@@Lilliz91 As a child of two very lazy, misguided and disinterested people who went on to become an engineer , it feels like you're somehow saying I shouldn't have been born

[@choosetolivefree]

@@hypatiakovalevskayasklodow9195 I'm not "educated" other than what I have taught myself, and I am quite capable of distinguishing truth from fiction. It isn't a matter of "education", it's a matter of putting the effort forth

[@nellajoensalo2316]

I was feeling a bit down earlier due to stress, so I figured: _Am gone listen to Kianas videos while home making._ Several hours later still listening, home is cleaner and I honestly feel so much better! Thanks hon. You gorgeous.

[@thecatladytm7172]

Roni sounds like a child reading off of a cue card in the video where she mentions nanotechnology

[@HollyOak]

In Australia we used to have a non-alcoholic drink called Clayton's that was created to imitate whisky, their tag line was Clayton's: the drink you have when you're not having a drink. 'Clayton's' became the way of saying something was fake. When you mentioned the alternative medicine school was called Clayton's, this was my first thought.

[@disri08]

This "detox" is super similar to Joe Cross' juice diet, the guy who did the documentary "Fat, Sick and Nearly Dead." He went around the US trying to get people to do this juice diet for 30 days.

[@disri08]

Finished watching the whole video and THANK YOU so much for mentioning the Gerson protocol/institute. I was first turned onto them about 12 years ago when I watched another documentary (seeing a pattern here?) on Charlotte's father Max. It left a weird taste in my mouth when they mentioned their clinic was in Mexico and they could not practice the therapy here in the US. Like you mentioned, 80 years, where are the studies?

[@tomcollinsishere]

Yo! just wrote a comment about this too!

[@adam_1144]

I watched that juice diet documentary for Junior Health class. Was it dangerous?

[@awkydrey]

...Juicer spotted. I spotted so many fallacies I thought I was reading a textbook on formal logic.

[@awkydrey]

@Heloise O'Byrne they do, actually, as examples? I mean....Have you seen a formal logic textbook recently?

[@harlanhardway5955]

That Martha's Vineyard retreat was giving me Starvation Heights vibes. That was a "health retreat" up in Washington that put patients on a diet of vegetable broth and a regime of daily enemas until many of them died. The "clean living" trend is and has always been deeply terrifying.

[@taxidermyrat6370]

It’s insane to me the amount of people that just push the idea of a liquid based diet as a “detox” or “clean eating” as thought you’re not just putting sugar, salt and water into your body. Simplicity does not inherently translate into good nutrition and never has.

[@compulsiverambler1352]

Clean is not the problem, clean literally just means making your own food in traditional ways instead of pre-made with industrial chemicals. Clean cake, clean pizza, clean chocolate, clean potato snacks, clean bread, are all what everyone ate exclusively until ultra processed in was invented in the 1900s.

[@harlanhardway5955]

@@compulsiverambler1352 what does "clean chocolate" mean? All of the foods you mentioned are highly processed. This isn't a bad thing. Have you ever made flour from wheat? Do you consider tofu "clean"? Have you ever made that from soybeans? These are all foods that require processing. I don't understand what makes one food "clean" and one food not clean. There is a term "ultra-processed-food" that I'm pretty sure has a standard meaning, but that doesn't mean the food is bad for you. So no, I do not understand what a "clean pizza" is. Do you not eat pasteurized cheese?

[@compulsiverambler1352]

@harlanhardway5955 Look up the NOVA classification system. There is a scientific definition of ultra processed that is pages long of scientific jargon. A summary rule of thumb is that a processing method or chemical ingredient did not exist before the 1900s, it probably meets that long scientific definition of ultra processed. The clean chocolate I make, for example, is made by heating and stirring pure coconut milk powder, cacao butter and cacao powder, with honey for sweetness. The powderisation was a mechanical process, perfectly fine, not a chemical process invented in the 1900s. Minimally processed food is anything made in methods and containing only chemicals that were used before the 1900s obesity epidemics. Minimally processed food like my clean chocolate and my clean pizza is using only ingredients that humans also had access to in domestic kitchens before the 1900s, i.e. existed before the obesity, diabetes, depression and dementia epidemics of the 1900s onwards that follow ultra processed food around the world perfectly when you follow the timeline of when these epidemics happen in different places. Minimally processed is traditional processing methods. Ultra Processed food is now recognised by the WHO, Harvard, Oxford and entire governments as the real cause of the +1900s epidemics. Don't eat anything that wasn't made in ways that yout ancestors would have made it before the 1900s. It is an easy rule.

[@compulsiverambler1352]

@@harlanhardway5955 No, real pizza and chocolate existed before the 1900s, they are only minimally processed. Fake lazy mass produced chocolate and pizza are full of industrially created chemicals not bought by people for cooking or baking in your domestic kitchens or found in food at all before the 1900s. Traditional processed methods have been proven to be fine for your health. WHO, Harvard, Oxford, unbiased governments all agree. Chemical additions invented in the 1900s are what make something ultra processed. This is established academic consensus now. Depression, cancer, dementia, diabetes and obesity epidemics of the 1900s are officially caused by ultra processed food. Cook and bake exactly what people cooked and baked before the 1900s, with only ingredients they would have used, and you can't possibly accidentally make something ultra processed.

[@houseoftherisingsign4237]

When my mother was dying from breast cancer, my family were so desperate to find her the “cure”. It breaks my heart to know so many are being exploited. I appreciate having this knowledge.

[@andrewterebinov3823]

Sorry for your loss. I understand you and I really hate this bullshit things, it would be okay if only healthy people do this diet, but there must be a warning that it isn't for people who have illness

[@Herr_Artago]

It's appalling how these people take advantage of desperate people or even worse, ofpatients suffering deadly diseases. Thr law about these issues should be much tougher. Great video by the way. I just discovered your channel today and I'm really enjoying it.

[@pauld9730]

"I'm not a lawyer, but I'm pretty sure you can't just make bull... wildly exaggerated and highly specific claims in order to get people to buy your book." lol 9:24

[@Candicedickinsonllc]

look up jilly juice

[@azlizzie]

It was so smooth though. Haha!

[@XxEmmJayxX]

@@Candicedickinsonllc i would love for her to do a jilly juice video 😭

[@perspgold8945]

7:35 😂😂 in grad school (im a scientist) a biochemist professor hated the terms "good" and "bad" cholesterol because cholesterol had no behavior/mind/etc to be "good" or "bad." I can just envision her reading a final where I discuss fat cells feeling comfortable enough to release themselves. "im finally happy enough to do this" like its a game of the Sims (all scientists have soapboxes they will die on and this was hers, its not a universal pet peeve. like i dont care about this but i will absolutely go off on a tirade if someone says one of my soapbox points)

[@olarivlin6494]

this is horrifying. hopefully something will soon stop this madness. You did an amazing job. I love your research and quality of content so much.

[@jennifergeorge7280]

15:45 ok but my friend’s mother did gerson therapy and it did eliminate her cancer. Europe uses a lot more non-conventional cancer treatments that we here in the west don’t know about.

[@noizetv4240]

Know who wasn't a quack? Sam from Holes. That man could cure death with nothing more than a few onions and a jar of peaches.

[@coreyh6698]

Amazing hahahah

[@noizetv4240]

@@nehalilisays In 4th grade for me. Changed how I viewed the movie forever.

[@nebbyboo]

@@noizetv4240 I read it in fourth grade too! But no matter when you read it, it’s a good one to read!

[@CharlesCoderre-yv1cu]

did you mean "sam from assholes"?

[@ParisaPourseif]

Im not just commenting on this one video… i watched nearly all your videos and they all have something new and interesting to say they all have a story and you are not just improvising or reacting, that is very good content you are producing. Thank you

[@luma4902]

Im not even 2 minutes in but i remembered of Gwyneth Paltrow's goop

[@citylemon7832]

I’m hungry just hearing 300 cals a day which is less than my breakfast while loosing 1 lb/week. Omg this has done so much damage to the cancer community. My SIL had breast cancer last year and when she told my in laws they wanted to give her “health foods” to promote her immune system or antioxidants. NO she has no immune system, I was so proud of her when she said that it wasn’t the right time for that.

[@melevonne]

She hasn't posted on her twitter or IG since August of last year. Her website is also down. I wonder what she's been doing since then.

[@KianaDocherty]

it's crazy her website actually went down just a few days ago and hasn't come back up since. it definitely makes me wonder if something is happening!

[@magita1991]

Probably caught on to her scam if that’s the case.

[@freshsoup434]

“Being available on the cellular level..” she’s gonna choke when she realizes what the digestive system does for us!

[@alexandragood7364]

I've been rewatching all your videos lately, I'm so happy to see more stuff from you!

[@KianaDocherty]

thank you girl!!

[@metalphrog]

Growing up my parents got sucked into Gerson therapy when my aunt was diagnosed with cancer. My mom was convinced it would have saved her life and is still in denial that there was nothing to be done. There were a lot of bridges burned through this and it's still very painful. These health fads really are like cults in a way.

[@somewhatobsessedwithgaming9862]

Most of all, losing a pound of fat a day means burning 3,500 calories a day. Nearly double the normal caloric needs of the "average" person. How do?

[@twinmama16]

Probably water weight and muscle loss

[@hannahc3317]

Not nessecarily double. I maintain at 2500-3500 calories, but I also happen to be 5"7 and very active (bike everywhere, run ~30 km a week, active job).

[@somewhatobsessedwithgaming9862]

@@hannahc3317 For someone who exercises or just moves about, I would certainly expect a higher caloric demand, like how yours is. Without doing any research, I guess that 2,000 calorie requirement is more about basic metabolic requirements, and not energy expenditure via exercise. So those who want to diet only, but not move about, burning 3,500 a day certainly seems a tall order.

[@Truckngirl]

Edit: You did a excellent job with this! Bravo! Why does this remind me of Jilly Juice? In spite of "Dr." Roni DeLuz being a Naturopathic Doctor, a PhD in Natural Health, Registered Nurse, Certified Colon Therapist and certified Hypnotherapist she is also a murderer of English grammar.

[@flightsoffancyaremylife5311]

I remember seeing this diet marketed as a young kid- and even at that age, I always found something off about 21 lbs in 21 days.

[@andrewterebinov3823]

It could be but only if you're very fat. Over 150 kg

[@svondriska]

I’ve been binging your videos and just love them. I’m not on a weight loss journey anymore (I got really sick and my stomach is partially paralyzed) but I still just love watching and learning. It helps me make sure I’m keeping what little food I can eat to be smarter choices. Your passion for truth and kindness is tangible and I just flippin love it and you. Thank you for being you and doing what you do!

[@Whiskyunicorn]

I almost screamed at the part about the house catching fire. That’s some serial killer shit waiting to be uncovered Good job!

[@keepthat5054]

Right like WTF is going on at that retreat 😧

[@ben_jamin4529]

I remember being like 9 and wanting to detox. Honestly no surprise that at age 13 I had an ED. All this is is causing you an ED

[@bogi9611]

I"m so happy to see your channel grow! You go girl!!!

[@KianaDocherty]

thank you!!

[@lizzieck2576]

Call me a cynic, but it never ceases to amaze me how people constantly fall for the most blatantly obvious frauds! Pyramid schemes, health gurus, these fraudsters don’t even have to try very hard! Thank you for your videos, Kiana!

[@letsdomath1750]

Interesting. It's funny because you can fast and eat a whole-foods, plant-based diet at home without going to a retreat at Martha's Vineyard. It's really not that hard once you watch a few hours of KZbin videos, and you don't have to spend thousands of dollars for any essential oils and sophisticated equipment.

[@matcha._.000]

the Clayton College situation reminds me of the Corlins Univerisity situation where a high school principal was outed by the high school’s journalism club for having a fake degree and doctorate from an unaccredited university that didn’t even exist

[@Kai_Ning]

I'm pretty sure those effects felt after 21 days "see the world through new eyes", "Aches and pains are gone" and a "keen interest in developing new skills" are real. You have to die and reincarnate first but those are all valid effects of being reborn and having a new body (so no pain and new eyes) and a keen interest in developing new skills like walking, talking, eating healthier to avoid that debacle of a diet.

[@liz-js7xc]

By 21 days, your muscles and tissues have probably atrophied to the point where sure, they may not hurt anymore, but that’d be because they’ve completely broken down due to the body literally scavenging itself for any possible form of energy since you’re not supplying it shit.

[@lyndonlives638]

It blows my mind a bit that people are still so enticed by the idea of losing weight extremely quickly. I've been losing weight slowly and steadily over the past few months, but I am actually glad my progress has been relatively slow - it makes me feel like I'm 'earning it' through consistent exercise and a small, sensible calorie deficit, while also giving my mind and body and other people around me a chance to get used to the change and not think that I'm sick or something.

[@rootfish2671]

It's the get rich quick scheme of weight loss.

[@SHaDoW-jq1wt]

That lady be like: Delusion, convince yourself💁‍♀️

[@AmaHo225]

Is that Jinx reference I see?

[@SHaDoW-jq1wt]

@@AmaHo225 yess💁‍♀️

[@AmaHo225]

@@SHaDoW-jq1wt so you’re cultured as well, I see XD

[@RoseRosmarinusLabbe]

I had cervical cancer in 2017 I did treatment and during that time I hardly ate anything so what I did was eat more fruits and vegetables plus magnesium vitamins. I skipped sugar, sodium and even spicy food that I love. I lost weight a lot! I felt tiredness at the beginning of my treatment but afterwards I felt normal (I walked a lot also) Now I just skip sugar (I don’t add it in my home cook food anymore) skip sodium and especially fast food or frozen food. I eat instant noodles sometimes. I’m having hard time to lost weight now as my estrogen drop drastically, my hormones balance is bad. I’m dealing with premature menopause but my blood pressure is fine and I don’t have diabetes. Be careful of what you consume daily, you can do cheat meal sometimes. And exercise. Always great video ❤️ Big love from Thailand

[@alicia-hd2cs]

I heard that fasting really reverses or even prevents cancer.

[@saar9639]

This is so disgusting. I’m glad Kiana made a video about it, hopefully the people who are thinking of spending their hard earned money on this nonsense will see this. You go Kiana!

[@shortfusexoxo1]

There are very few celebrities that I will listen to when it comes to endorsements. As for the rest of them, I'm automatically turned off of whatever they're selling. I don't trust 99% of them. They're bought and paid for.

[@-angel-8386]

Your hair looks amazing! I love this color on you!

[@KianaDocherty]

thank you!!

[@AMultipolarWorldIsEmerging]

These people are predators , it’s truly shocking .. they rationalize to themselves but they are sociopathic predators, so tragic how they prey on vulnerable people. Great work Kiana!!

[@Kathlen1303BT]

Oh, I've been waiting for part two! Getting my tea ready :)

[@KianaDocherty]

haha yessss ☕️

[@naomireinhart5062]

I seen a lot of quack diets when I was diagnosed with Multiple sclerosis at 18. My mom read every book and tried every diet that claimed to "cure" MS. MS has only really been studied in the last 25 years and many medications have bad side effects and low success rates (30-40% on first line drugs). The second line drugs also had horrible side effects and/ or high price tags (60-100K per dose). My mom even made me go to a seminar about how one person put her MS in remission through strict diet and electrotherapy alone, without prescribed medication. I was the youngest person at the seminar and most of the people there were disabled from their MS and in wheelchairs. Vulnerable people that were clinging onto any chance at getting an independent life back from their debilitating disease. At the end, I did loose some weight from the diets but my MS remained the same. Even with being on multiple medications from my neurologist, my MRI's remained bad with multiple new lesions. My MS only got under control when I took part in a trial medication, where I went from 9-14 new and active lesions on my MRI's every 6 months to 0. Since I've been on the trial study it has been approved by healthcare but still has a high price tag for anyone without good insurance (120K for 2 doses a year). While taking care of you physical and mental health is important and does help your body when dealing with chronic illness and disease, it is not a cure. Good health and healthy habits are a helping component alongside proper medications that have been clinically tested and studied.

[@LittlehTok]

Can confirm that any student undertaking an actual MD will possibly complete 100 hours of study in just 1 week prior to their exams, which take place multiple times throughout the many years of study at medical school…nothing like the 100 hours *total* completed by this dangerous quack entirely online at an unaccredited institution. Actual medical specialist exams are a whole other ballgame and take a significantly more intensive time commitment, and take place over many years after their medical school training has been completed. Thanks for bringing attention to this misleading, unethical and dangerous practice. Take care and keep doing what you do so well, Kiana!

[@burhanjohncena]

12:44 Yes Dr. Roni, please help me I am suffering from the Whatevers.

[@kc.21k]

one of my favorites by far on a topic like this. Its crazy how people can really use people insecurities like this.

[@Sunshineattacks3]

Once a doctor becomes a celebrity doctor, I stop trusting them…

[@TheMrsarahanne90]

Omg when the ads for the diet book started I got the most intense early 2000's flashbacks...

[@Skona99]

13:05 YOOO, DID SHE ACTUALLY SAY IT WAS NANOMACHINES?! NO WAY If you weren't aware in Metal Gear Solid 4 they basically explain all of the story's loose ends and mysteries with "Ah, it was nanomachines the whole time". A character named Naomi even cures her cancer with nanomachines (Until she turns them off because MGS4 is the worst)

[@kayakat1869]

The most I ever lost quickly was on Whole30, and it was mostly because I couldn't binge on the things I was addicted to, and I wasn't starving myself. 21lbs in 21 days is waaaaaay unhealthy.

[@amcadam26]

Trying treatments like these instead of getting conventional chemo was what killed Steve Jobs. He had eating disorders his whole life and this overlapped into his health too.

[@hugovaldez6917]

Omg, If I had found this diet in my worst years of ED, I would already be dead xd Thank you Kiana for making this amazing content!

[@KitCat898]

What is happening to those Islanders?! Those indigenous people are being tested on and it makes me sick! I’m sure they’ve been thoroughly lied to by her and her team. Wow. This woman is a charlatan and needs to be arrested. What people will do for money.

[@DowntownTasty]

This reminds me also of a “doctor” who was duping rich patients into joining a starvation program by saying “oh you’re sick” and would make them so weak and delirious that they’d sign all their property and assets away. Then she’d kill them by just letting them wither away and refusing to allow them to do anything

[@hgrace0]

I hope that people who have trusted their care into this scam are getting the help they need. It scares me thinking of the sick following this course of treatment.

[@David-ee9nc]

I was just looking for this

[@jakec8338]

Your videos are the best! Fraudsters are the worst... I can’t imagine the level of narcissism involved with purposefully lying to, misleading and using people who are ill, to turn a profit. Such an important video. Love your channel!!

[@katarinaroman8392]

So excited to watch this!! Thank you for all the hard work you put into your videos. It's like a mini documentary everytime!! Love you! 💙

[@KianaDocherty]

awww💕🥺 thank youuu! you're too sweet

[@BlotandBlend]

This is incredibly frightening. Thank you for the info! Every person with a serious illness needs to watch this!

[@audreym3500]

I was so excited about this! The 48 hour countdown is over!!

[@Sydb862]

An Instagram influencer i follow (bc I like her music) markets a detox diet she created, also where all your food is either juiced or puréed(no chewing). I genuinely think she believes that it works, and I’ve even considered trying it. But I’m glad I found this video and your channel. I appreciate your logical and open minded attitude on topics like this. Looking forward to watching more of your videos, and losing weight in a healthy and sustainable way!

[@JACFMAU]

I just love how the ad under this video is a scam detox band aid for feets. So ironic