Having spent a good deal of money on Garden of Life
products, largely based on owner Jordan Rubin's credentials
as a nutritionist and Phd as well as claiming to have made a
miraculous recovery from Crohn's Disease based on his
principles, I was quite disturbed to see a report on the
local NY news last night looking into just who Jordan Rubin
is---Seems Mr. Jordan's Phd and his NMD (naturopathic MD)
degrees were attained with correspondence courses at two
diploma mill-type schools which nobody has ever heard of. He
has admitted to never having attended any classes. In my
mind, this places into question everything about Jordan
Rubin's backround, including his alleged miraculous recovery
from Crohn's Disease, and, most importantly, the integrity
of his products. If he has been deceptive about his academic
credentials, I cannot trust his claims about his company or
his products.
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Jordan Rubin's Academic Credentials Questioned
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