I follow Davina Taylor on instagram, I think I must has followed her because she was doing a live with someone else I followed. I thought she was some kind of health expert herself but she was apparently a footballers girlfriend / it girl way back in the 90's which is before my time so I don't recall her heyday and I don't really know if she was ever that famous.
Anyway, she keeps popping up in my feed with her lifestyle advice, talking about biohacking, untested and unproven health treatments, eating carnivore, and that vegetables are toxic and other various bro science scams, all the while trying to flog her supplements. I looked her up and she doesn't seem to have any relevant qualifications at all. I think she has even written books about diet and hacking your hormones.
I know that you don't go taking random health advice from unqualified people on Instagram but there are people in her comments talking about doing carnivore for their families including children and worrying about the fact that they have given their children "toxic" broccoli! Isn't this kind of thing somewhat harmful? Personally I have unfollowed her.
I know you can't police what people put online really and that there are lots of quacks out their looking to make a quick buck off other peoples insecurities and ignorance but I just don't get what someone would give follow someone with absolutely no professional background in health or relevant qualifications at all?