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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This one hits different for me, too. I thought of him as someone with demons, who was abused as a child and struggled and keeps trying to heal. I empathized with that and commended his self-reflection. I don't care about the snake oil stuff because I think he and his ilk actually share a lot of valuable information, especially for those of us with metabolic issues who have been led astray by traditional medical recommendations for decades...

BUT these messages show he thinks of women as trash. He is a misogynist and lacks basic morality, sucking up to someone like Epstein. [/quote]

I mean I think sometimes this is how abusers get to to people. He does come across as very sympathetic in his book, which is very well written and compelling. Abusers often use the whole "I'm working on myself, look how self aware I am" stance to stop people from leaving them[/quote]
Yes, and remember that most celebrity books are ghostwritten. The ghost writer can amp up the pathos and create a likeable character. He also is super busy and consumed with his health regime. He did not devote time to the physical act of writing a book. [/quote]

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