George, in one of her interviews, the OP vid I believe, she complained that dot com's and dot edu's were not acceptable sources of citations in her graduate studies. Oh Em Effin Gee, seriously? You've got to be kidding me. Websites aren't acceptable at ANY level of formal academics, much less graduate studies. And she's not talking about published peer-reviewed papers that are available on the internet. However she finds a bit of solace that articles in newsletters published by the
National Health Federation, essentially peddlers of snake oil, are acceptable citations?
Be Wary of the National Health Federation. What I'm seeing is a distinct lack of professionalism and zero details to support her claims, despite her "fifteen minutes of fame". A whistleblower is someone who provides actual evidence, not just boasts of having it "laying somewhere around the house", or something to that effect. And anyone in graduate studies ought to be capable of better research than she's demonstrated thus far.
And stop apologizing for her, George, she's a big girl she can speak for herself.