How wellness influencers promote dangerous pseudoscience

📆 5/28/2019 4:52 AM
📰 The Independent

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You wouldn't know wellness, if it attacked you in a dark cupboard and couldn't be bothered to keep your......

Most of those things need crushing firmly beneath those overpriced rose quartz rollers they’re always promoting.

And climate change influencers.

Speaking of fibbing for your cause, antivaxxers routinely go on social media claiming to have a (fantasy) ‘vaccine injured child’

The term “wellness influencers” just gave me hives.

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