Post by julia on Jan 8, 2009 15:03:24 GMT
Here's somewhere to avoid like the plague should you ever find yourself in Trowbridge: You Beauty at 60 Fore Street. Every Thursday it holds a "healing clinic" with a lady we're all too familiar with - Nina Knowland!
Hang on a minute. PRISM, set up by notoriously credulous psychic researchers Archie Roy and Patricia Roberts, doesn't even exist - it was wound up long ago. And who exactly are these "Professors from University of London" who "cannot believe how she performs her gift"? I think we should be told. I e-mailed Professor Chris French at the University, who told me that he knew nothing about any tests involving Nina Knowland. Mind you, we know from past experience that Nina has a habit of exaggerating (well, it's a kinder word than "lying") about the people who are supposedly testing her "gift". Last year she claimed to be working with a team from Glasgow University, when in fact the team were - yes, you've guessed it, Roberts and Roy working under the auspices of the Scottish Society for Psychical Research...
You Beauty also offers the utterly nonsensical K-Test for food allergies. This little gem of pseudo-science is sold by Kymatika (www.k-test.co.uk), and supposedly works by measuring how the body’s “natural resting voltage” is affected when exposed to the unique “resonant frequency” of various foods. What did the panel of experts from the charity Allergy UK have to say about the K-Test? Says Muriel Simmons, CE of Allergy UK, “They said, "No, we wouldn’t recommend it".
Something tells me that Nina should feel thoroughly at home at You Beauty.
Nina is an Intuitive energy healer and psychic surgeon and has performed some incredible healing. She is currently being studied by PRISM and Professors from University of London as they cannot believe how she performs her gift.
Hang on a minute. PRISM, set up by notoriously credulous psychic researchers Archie Roy and Patricia Roberts, doesn't even exist - it was wound up long ago. And who exactly are these "Professors from University of London" who "cannot believe how she performs her gift"? I think we should be told. I e-mailed Professor Chris French at the University, who told me that he knew nothing about any tests involving Nina Knowland. Mind you, we know from past experience that Nina has a habit of exaggerating (well, it's a kinder word than "lying") about the people who are supposedly testing her "gift". Last year she claimed to be working with a team from Glasgow University, when in fact the team were - yes, you've guessed it, Roberts and Roy working under the auspices of the Scottish Society for Psychical Research...
You Beauty also offers the utterly nonsensical K-Test for food allergies. This little gem of pseudo-science is sold by Kymatika (www.k-test.co.uk), and supposedly works by measuring how the body’s “natural resting voltage” is affected when exposed to the unique “resonant frequency” of various foods. What did the panel of experts from the charity Allergy UK have to say about the K-Test? Says Muriel Simmons, CE of Allergy UK, “They said, "No, we wouldn’t recommend it".
Something tells me that Nina should feel thoroughly at home at You Beauty.