Comments by "Deborah Freedman" (@deborahfreedman333) on "‘I think you’re crazy’: CNN reporter confronts doctor spreading Covid-19 lies" video.

  1. You're correct. This quack is an OD, not an MD.
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  2. Multiple degrees in nonrelevant fields mean nothing. He isn't trained as a medical doctor.
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  3.  @nopinotnoir1107  He has no qualifications, as he isn't an MD or PhD in a relevant field. He's a fraud. No reputable journal would publish his lies.
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  4. He doesn't have an MD, he isn't a physician, he has no license to practice medicine. He's an OD, not a real doctor.
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  5. Well, one look at his diploma would show you he isn't an MD, but an OD, untrained in modern medicine. Google him, and you'll see he practices "alternative medicine", so that is a dead give-away that he's a fraud.
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  6. I'm sorry. If she's still alive, I hope, in future, she only sees a doctor with an MD after his/her name.
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  7. He has no medical license to cancel, as he is not a medical doctor. He's an osteopath, and has no training in modern medicine.
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  8.  @captain_crunk  He doesn't have a medical license. He isn't an MD. The AMA can do nothing about his fraud, because he isn't a physician. There should be a law prohibiting osteopaths and chiropractors saying that they are doctors. It is false advertising.
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  9. He can't lose what he doesn't have. This fraud is not an MD.
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  10. He doesn't have a medical license or MD. He's a fraud, another OD passing himself off as a physician, when he is not.
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  11. It's not a medical license.
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  12. He's not a doctor, he's an osteopath .ie quack.
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  13. A quick google search shows he isn't an MD, so has no medical license.
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  14. You're right that he's a quack. But, the AMA can only control MDs, real physicians, which he is not. He has no medical license to pull.
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  15.  @cbluejay2499  No, real physicians are for vaccination.
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  16. A medical review panel can't touch this fraud, as he is not a medical doctor, and has no MD.
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  17. He can't practice medicine because he's not a medical doctor. He's an OD, a quack.
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  18. He'd still make plenty of money selling his snake oil.
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  19. This is not a real doctor, he doesn't have an MD, but an OD, and doesn't practice modern medicine, but "alternative medicine". In other words, he's a quack! There really should be a law preventing chiropractors and osteopaths passing themselves off as physicians. They didn't go to medical school, and only part the gullible from their money. The BS this fraud is spreading is dangerous. With a BA in microbiology, I've more right to call myself an expert in infectious disease, than this charlatan. After all, I took my classes in virology, immunology, etc. with medical students at UCLA. But, I know that without a medical license, calling myself a doctor is plain dishonest. How does this fraud get away with it?
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  20. He doesn't have a medical license. It should be illegal for an osteopath, like him, to call himself a doctor.
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  21. An OD is not a medical degree. The type of "medicine" they teach relies on balancing humors. Galenic medicine is not modern medicine. I doubt this quack ever took virology or immunology.
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  22. He's spouting falsehoods, not facts.
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  23. He's not registered, because he isn't an MD.
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  24. Not a doctor, an osteopath, with no medical license to pull.
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  25. Well I certainly wouldn't believe someone, who doesn't have a medical degree, yet passes himself off as a doctor.
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  26. As an osteopath, not a medical doctor, all he has to learn are Galenic principals, not science. You know, balancing the four humors.
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  27. He's not an MD, and has no medical license.
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