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Wellness guru Sarah Wilson has weighed in on the Belle Gibson controversy, saying too many health bloggers do not understand their power and responsibility. Ms Gibson, founder of the popular Whole Pantry app, has faced intense criticism since doubts were raised about whether she has terminal cancer. Ms Wilson, author of I Quit Sugar, told Daily Mail Australia that the incident was 'unfortunate' and that health bloggers have a huge responsibility to their followers. 'The real issue that's going on is there's a lot of people out there not taking on board the responsibility that comes with all this,' she said. Scroll down for video. I Quit Sugar author Sarah Wilson told Daily Mail Australia many bloggers are 'not taking on board the responsibility' that comes with publishing. Whole Pantry founder Belle Gibson last week said she would issue an explanatory statement, but it has not materialised. 'I don't know that you need to be a dietitian to share information about your health journey. 'If you are somebody who works online and you claim to be a (health) blogger you have to take on certain responsibilities. 'You have to ensure you train yourself up in all of that (science). That's what I see isn't happening. 'There's a lot of people out there who are't taking on the responsibility of being a disseminator of information. 'We've got to be very transparent and acknowledge the science is not categorical - but respect the science that is there.' Ms Wilson has said in a blog about the issue that 'diet can't cure disease'. Ms Gibson has stayed mum about her health since admitting in an interview with The Australian that her previous claims cancer had spread to her blood, spleen, uterus and liver may have been a 'misdiagnosis'. In the weeks since doubts were raised about Belle Gibson's cancer and charitable donations, her US and Australian publishers have withdrawn support for her recipe books. In the weeks since, her US and Australian publishers have withdrawn support for her recipe books. The Whole Pantry iPhone app has been removed from the Apple Store and her much-touted Apple Watch app is no longer showcased on the technology company's website. In an interview with Daily Mail Australia last Tuesday, Ms Gibson said she understood why many of her followers were upset, but she criticised the 'maliciousness' of some critics. She said she would release a statement addressing concerns about her, but that it was 'taking longer than anticipated' due to 'constantly arising issues' and articles she needed to stay on top of. Asked if the statement would address concerns about her medical history, she said: 'Of course, and every which otherwise possible.' The statement has not been released and she has not responded to questions.
I Quit Sugar author Sarah Wilson has said too many 'wellness warriors' are not taking responsibility for their actions.
Her words come in the wake of intense criticism of Whole Pantry founder Belle Gibson.
Doubts have been raised over Ms Gibson's terminal cancer claims and charitable donations.
Ms Wilson said: 'There's a lot of people out there not taking on board the responsibility that comes with this'
Ms Gibson  told Daily Mail Australia she would issue an explanatory statement last week - but she hasn't issued an explanation.
Skriv höjdpunkter för denna artikel: Wellness guru Sarah Wilson har vägt in på Belle Gibson kontroversen, säger alltför många hälsobloggare inte förstår sin makt och ansvar. Gibson, grundare av den populära appen Hela skafferiet, har utsatts för intensiv kritik sedan tvivel väcktes om huruvida hon har dödlig cancer. Wilson, författare till I Quit Sugar, berättade för Daily Mail Australia att händelsen var ”olycklig” och att hälsobloggare har ett stort ansvar gentemot sina anhängare. "Den verkliga frågan som pågår är att det finns många människor där ute som inte tar på sig det ansvar som följer med allt detta", sa hon. Scrolla ner för video. Jag Quit Sugar författare Sarah Wilson berättade Daily Mail Australien många bloggare är "inte ta på sig ansvaret" som följer med publicering. Hela skafferiets grundare Belle Gibson sa förra veckan att hon skulle utfärda en motivering, men den har inte förverkligats. Jag vet inte om du behöver vara dietist för att dela information om din hälsoresa. "Om du är någon som arbetar på nätet och du påstår att du är en (hälso) bloggare måste du ta på dig vissa ansvarsområden. "Du måste se till att du tränar upp dig i allt detta (vetenskap). Det är vad jag ser som inte händer. "Det finns många människor där ute som inte tar på sig ansvaret för att vara en spridare av information. "Vi måste vara mycket öppna och erkänna att vetenskapen inte är kategorisk - men respektera den vetenskap som finns där." Wilson har i en blogg sagt om frågan att ”diet kan inte bota sjukdomar”. Ms Gibson har stannat mamma om sin hälsa sedan hon i en intervju med The Australian medgav att hennes tidigare påståenden cancer hade spridit sig till hennes blod, mjälte, livmoder och lever kan ha varit en "missdiagnos". Under veckorna sedan tvivel väcktes om Belle Gibsons cancer och välgörenhetsdonationer har hennes amerikanska och australiska förlag dragit tillbaka stödet för hennes receptböcker. Under veckorna som gått sedan dess har hennes amerikanska och australiska förlag dragit tillbaka sitt stöd för sina receptböcker. Hela Skafferiet iPhone app har tagits bort från Apple Store och hennes mycket touted Apple Watch app visas inte längre på teknikföretagets webbplats. I en intervju med Daily Mail Australia i tisdags sade Gibson att hon förstod varför många av hennes anhängare var upprörda, men hon kritiserade vissa kritikers "godtycklighet". Hon sade att hon skulle släppa ett uttalande som tog upp oron för henne, men att det var ”långsamt som väntat” på grund av ”konstant uppkommande frågor” och artiklar hon behövde hålla koll på. Frågade om uttalandet skulle ta upp oron över hennes medicinska historia, sade hon: "Naturligtvis, och allt annat möjligt." Uttalandet har inte släppts och hon har inte svarat på frågor.
Writing highlights for this article: Wellness guru Sarah Wilson has weighed into the Belle Gibson controversy, saying too many health bloggers do not understand their power and responsibility. Gibson, founder of the popular app The entire pantry, has been subjected to intense criticism since doubts were raised as to whether she has fatal cancer. Wilson, author of I Quit Sugar, told Daily Mail Australia that the incident was ‘unfortunate' and that health bloggers have a great responsibility towards their supporters. "The real question going on is that there are many people out there who don't take on the responsibility that comes with all this," she said. Scroll down for video. I Quit Sugar writer Sarah Wilson told Daily Mail Australia many bloggers are "not taking on responsibility" that accompany publication. The entire pantry founder Belle Gibson said last week that she would issue a justification, but it has not materialized. I don't know if you need to be a dietician to share information about your health trip. "If you are someone who works online and you claim you are a (health) blogger, you must take on certain responsibilities. "You have to make sure you train yourself in all this (science). That's what I see that doesn't happen. "There are many people out there who do not take responsibility for being a spreader of information. "We must be very open and admit that science is not categorical - but respect the science that is there." Wilson has said in a blog about the issue that ‘the diet cannot cure diseases'. Ms. Gibson has stayed mother about her health since she admitted in an interview with The Australian that her previous claims cancer had spread to her blood, spleen, uterus and liver may have been a "misdiagnosis". In the weeks since doubts were raised about Belle Gibson's cancer and charity donations, her American and Australian publishers have withdrawn support for her prescription books. In the weeks since then, her American and Australian publishers have withdrawn their support for their recipe books. The entire pantry iPhone app has been removed from the Apple Store and her very touted Apple Watch app no longer appears on the technology company website. In an interview with Daily Mail Australia on Tuesday, Gibson said she understood why many of her supporters were upset, but she criticized some critics' "arbitrary". She said she would release a statement that addressed concerns for her, but that it was ‘slow as expected’ due to ‘constantly emerging issues' and articles she needed to keep track of. Asked if the statement would address concerns about her medical history, she said, "Of course, and everything else possible." The statement has not been released and she has not answered questions.
Jag Quit Sugar-författaren Sarah Wilson har sagt att alltför många "välfärdskrigare" inte tar ansvar för sina handlingar. Hennes ord kommer i kölvattnet av intensiv kritik av hela skafferiets grundare Belle Gibson. Tvivel har väckts om Ms Gibsons dödscanceranspråk och välgörenhetsdonationer. Wilson sade: "Det finns många människor där ute som inte tar på sig det ansvar som följer med detta" Gibson sa till Daily Mail Australia att hon skulle utfärda en motivering förra veckan - men hon har inte gett någon förklaring.
I Quit Sugar writer Sarah Wilson has said that too many "welfare warriors" do not take responsibility for their actions. Her words come in the wake of intense criticism of the entire pantry founder Belle Gibson. Doubts have been raised about Ms. Gibson's death cancer claims and charity donations. Wilson said, "There are many people out there who don't take on the responsibility that goes with this" Gibson told Daily Mail Australia that she would issue a justification last week - but she has given no explanation.