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<blockquote data-quote="Oldvatr" data-source="post: 2433863" data-attributes="member: 196898"><p>Yes, he has' been prolific in the publications department, but I am curious as to why the author's information just refers to a press association, and the sports nutrition journal. Even the MHS citation does not refer to the adjudicating body that awarded it. I have seen a minor reference to UCFS but no accreditation to any academic establishment.</p><p></p><p>The papers he is associated with (as author) are all review-type reports. He does not appear to do basic research himself, merely collates other people's efforts, just as a journalist does. He does not seem to query anything What makes him different from any blogger? Where does his authority lie, except in the science he plagiarises from the other papers he reviews. Is that data secure and valid?</p><p>Or is he cherry-picking? I am curious to know. Without doing the review of every paper he references by myself, I cannot accept what he has written as being correct. Just because he echoes other claims I have read, and I happen to broadly agree with him. does not make it truth to be taken on board without question. I react this way to all papers presented here, regardless of what clique the author represents.</p><p></p><p>For someone so active in this field, he keeps his identity well hidden. If anyone can shed light onto his credentials, then I would be interested. The researchgate info does show he is connected to PCAS Finland Oy, which is a chemical supplier to the pharmaceutical industry. It does not seem to show any other data on him.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Oldvatr, post: 2433863, member: 196898"] Yes, he has' been prolific in the publications department, but I am curious as to why the author's information just refers to a press association, and the sports nutrition journal. Even the MHS citation does not refer to the adjudicating body that awarded it. I have seen a minor reference to UCFS but no accreditation to any academic establishment. The papers he is associated with (as author) are all review-type reports. He does not appear to do basic research himself, merely collates other people's efforts, just as a journalist does. He does not seem to query anything What makes him different from any blogger? Where does his authority lie, except in the science he plagiarises from the other papers he reviews. Is that data secure and valid? Or is he cherry-picking? I am curious to know. Without doing the review of every paper he references by myself, I cannot accept what he has written as being correct. Just because he echoes other claims I have read, and I happen to broadly agree with him. does not make it truth to be taken on board without question. I react this way to all papers presented here, regardless of what clique the author represents. For someone so active in this field, he keeps his identity well hidden. If anyone can shed light onto his credentials, then I would be interested. The researchgate info does show he is connected to PCAS Finland Oy, which is a chemical supplier to the pharmaceutical industry. It does not seem to show any other data on him. [/QUOTE]
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