The news has bounced around the world over the past week: Belle Gibson , 24-year-old Australian Instagram star with a profile known as Healing Belle and inventor of  The Whole Pantry app , a vegan diet, wellness and health app, had claimed to have defeated severe (end-stage) brain cancer and numerous others through diet and a healthy lifestyle, mocking thousands of users and his followers who likely took his example in self-healing. Well, it was all false.

Gibson did not suffer from any serious illness , she herself reveled it to the media: for a very long time she portrayed herself as the victim of numerous primary and secondary cancers, including a very serious brain and some neurological ones, against which she said yes. he beat a healthy diet, purifying waters, holistic remedies. In two years you have made a lot of money talking about “healing nutrition” and alternative natural therapies, defrauding millions of people. Unmasked by various accusations (of acquaintances and friends) in recent months that pointed the finger at her stories, saying that they were fantasies and absurdities, Gibson seems to have found herself forced to spill the beans with the newspapers.  She in her defense told her to “be human” a. Thisonly after building a small empire that from The Whole pantry app had led her to book, success and popularity at the expense of all those who believed her.

Whose fault is it? Of the people who need to believe that it is possible to cure neoplasms and other serious health problems with healthy cooking and a healthy lifestyle without resorting to traditional medicine , the media who take advantage of every person who talks about alternative medicine to whip up a case or a megalomaniac who made money with her lies?