
I’ve been having bad thoughts. They’re Pete Evans-related.
I know, I’m not alone. But actually, they’re about Pete’s wife, Nicola Robinson Evans.
Before you throw your phone out of the window, curse me and Mamamia and all of the online universe for not letting women just lead their own goddam lives, for judging, for ‘tearing women down’, please let me throw some disclaimers your way.
I have never met Nicola Robinson Evans, but I know people who have.
They say she’s lovely. She’s certainly been making Evans very happy for years now, and looks to be a wonderful, caring step-mum to his two girls. I know she does a lot of kind things for animals, and you go girl, and live your best life and all of those things.
But on Sunday Night when I was watching the interview with her and Pete from their beautiful farm in Byron Bay I was entirely distracted from what they were saying.
Distracted by the fact that someone who tells me bread is un-natural, processed and unhealthy appears to have an entrenched enthusiasm for chemically-assisted fillers and implants.
Woah. I know. Harsh. I’m talking about another woman’s face. It’s not nice.
But think about it. Pete Evans and Nicola – who is on Instagram as Nutrition Mermaid and is deserving of your follow IMMEDIATELY – think that adding flouride to water is dangerously un-natural.
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Guys! After listening to the podcast I’m a bit concerned regarding the accuracy of the comments and viewpoints made.
For one, botulism (I’m guessing they were meaning to discuss botulinum toxin type A) is a rare poisoning caused by toxins produced by Clostridium botulinum bacteria. So no, botulism doesn’t come from cows, it’s actually a medical condition.
And two; fillers are made up of hyaluronic acid which is naturally occurring in the body. Hydrochloric acid however is another thing altogether- it constitutes the majority of gastric acid, the human digestive fluid.
I’m not debating whether or not Cosmetic Injectables are vegan/paleo, morally right or wrong, or whether people have the right to comment on others using them.
I am however saying that if you are going to comment on something and publish it for the world to hear, please do your research beforehand so that you don’t end up taking away all your credibility!