Oh, Gary.

Gary, Gary, Gary.

Do you remember what you posted on UK-Skeptics last December?

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We already know that Dr Gowri Motha "is yet to be impressed" by you and is concerned about your "extravagant claims" - so concerned that she has asked you to stop using her name. But what about Manesh Naidoo, the Head of Physiotherapy at Northwick Park Hospital who you also claim to have worked with?

By Julia

Several UK-Skeptics and BadPsychics readers were quick to notice that a Google search for "Manesh Naidoo" only produces a couple of hits that lead back to your use of the name. It took quite a few e-mails and phone calls to get a response from Northwick Park Hospital, but earlier today I heard back from Claire Walker, Director of Therapies and Acute Outreach Services at Northwick Park:

"We have currently 2 head Physiotherapists – Sangita Patel Head of Out Patient Physiotherapy services for both Northwick Park and Central Middlesex Hospital, and Esther Slinn – Head of In Patient Physiotherapy Services for both hospitals.

Esther is currently on Maternity leave and so Sangita is covering for both posts at the moment.

I have been here for 5 years now and have never worked with a physiotherapist called Manesh Naidoo."

Gary, it speaks volumes about the credulity of the people who put themselves into your hands as patients or fawn over you on woo forums that nobody has bothered to check these "facts" for themselves. This lack of curiosity about outlandish claims is largely responsible for the burgeoning New Age industy of which you are a part. I'll bet you're cursing the day tomroberts/bindeweede picked up that leaflet in a St Albans shop...

Why do you feel the need to lie like this? Why did you lie about demonstrating your "skills" at the House of Commons? Why should any reasonable person believe your "extravagant claims" when you seem unable to tell the truth about a simple thing like who you've worked with?

Gary, you've made some rather childish threats about suing for "deformation" - I assume you mean "defamation" - and making sure that your critics don't break "international law". I don't know what Jane Winn, the one-woman Legal Department on the Committee of A.B.E. Healing, makes of all this, but I'll give you some good legal advice for free:

Stop telling lies about your friends in high places.

Stop using the testimonial from Rodger Andrews, which you know perfectly well has the words "I BELIEVE I CAN CURE CANCER BUT I'M NOT LEGALLY ALLOWED TO SAY SO" written between the lines.

If you honestly think you are an "Indigo Child" (like Mozart and Einstein!) with supernatural powers, seek psychiatric help immediately. Gary, you are NOT special in any way and the sooner you admit this to yourself the better. Otherwise you will quickly find yourself on the wrong side of the law.

Think about it, Gary. You are still only 20 years old - don't throw the rest of your life away on a delusion.

By Julia