Barbara O'Neill is an Australian naturopath and lecturer on health issues who, in 2019, was banned for life by the New South Wales Health Care Complaints Commission (HCCC) from providing free or paid health services. The ban followed an HCCC investigation which found she lacked any health related qualifications, a degree, diploma, or membership in an accredited health organisation. It also found that she provided dangerous, unsupported health advice to vulnerable groups. This included advising parents to feed their infants raw goat milk or almond milk blended with dates or banana instead of formula, and recommending that cancer patients forgo chemotherapy in favour of baking soda wraps and dietary changes.
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| - Barbara O'Neill is an Australian naturopath and lecturer on health issues who, in 2019, was banned for life by the New South Wales Health Care Complaints Commission (HCCC) from providing free or paid health services. The ban followed an HCCC investigation which found she lacked any health related qualifications, a degree, diploma, or membership in an accredited health organisation. It also found that she provided dangerous, unsupported health advice to vulnerable groups. This included advising parents to feed their infants raw goat milk or almond milk blended with dates or banana instead of formula, and recommending that cancer patients forgo chemotherapy in favour of baking soda wraps and dietary changes. (en)
- Barbara O'Neill es una naturópata y conferencista sobre temas de salud australiana quien, en 2019, recibió una prohibición de por vida para proporcionar servicios de salud gratuitos o de pago por parte de la Comisión de Quejas de Atención Médica de Nueva Gales del Sur (HCCC). La prohibición fue el resultado de una investigación de la HCCC que puso en evidencia que carecía de cualificaciones relacionadas con la salud, un título, diploma o membresía en una organización de salud acreditada. También se encontró que brindaba consejos de salud peligrosos y sin respaldo a grupos vulnerables. Esto incluía aconsejar a los padres que alimentaran a sus bebés con leche cruda de cabra o leche de almendras mezclada con dátiles o plátano en lugar de fórmula, y recomendar que los pacientes con cáncer (es)
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| - Portrait photo of Barbara O'Neill Australian Naturopath (en)
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| - Barbara O'Neill in 2018 (en)
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| - Barbara O'Neill is an Australian naturopath and lecturer on health issues who, in 2019, was banned for life by the New South Wales Health Care Complaints Commission (HCCC) from providing free or paid health services. The ban followed an HCCC investigation which found she lacked any health related qualifications, a degree, diploma, or membership in an accredited health organisation. It also found that she provided dangerous, unsupported health advice to vulnerable groups. This included advising parents to feed their infants raw goat milk or almond milk blended with dates or banana instead of formula, and recommending that cancer patients forgo chemotherapy in favour of baking soda wraps and dietary changes. She is married to Michael O'Neill, the founder of the Informed Medical Options Party. (en)
- Barbara O'Neill es una naturópata y conferencista sobre temas de salud australiana quien, en 2019, recibió una prohibición de por vida para proporcionar servicios de salud gratuitos o de pago por parte de la Comisión de Quejas de Atención Médica de Nueva Gales del Sur (HCCC). La prohibición fue el resultado de una investigación de la HCCC que puso en evidencia que carecía de cualificaciones relacionadas con la salud, un título, diploma o membresía en una organización de salud acreditada. También se encontró que brindaba consejos de salud peligrosos y sin respaldo a grupos vulnerables. Esto incluía aconsejar a los padres que alimentaran a sus bebés con leche cruda de cabra o leche de almendras mezclada con dátiles o plátano en lugar de fórmula, y recomendar que los pacientes con cáncer renunciaran a la quimioterapia en favor de cataplasmas de bicarbonato de sodio y cambios en la dieta. (es)
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