As Apple Cider Vinegar - the story of blogger and influencer Belle Gibson - continues to dominate the Netflix charts, we take a look at other men and women who have faked pregnancies, careers and even ...

Belle Gibson, the Australian founder of the wellness app The Whole Pantry, claimed she had cured her brain cancer through diet and alternative therapies. Her story—a beautiful young woman defying ...

Nearly five years later, she was finally diagnosed with cancer. At that time, she followed fraudster Belle Gibson on social media and even bought her app, The Whole Pantry. At the end of 2014 ...

I see it every day: social media feeds filled with advice from people calling themselves nutrition coaches or wellness gurus ...

On the Granger Gauge of 1 to 10, “Apple Cider Vinegar” is an exasperating, scamming 7 — with all six episodes streaming on ...

Netflix's Apple Cider Vinegar depicts the rise and fall of Australian wellness influencer Belle Gibson, who misled the globe with her fake cancer diagnosis among other health claims.

(Photo/Alex Brandon, File) A Netflix series released last month explored the story of Belle Gibson, a popular Australian ...

Dr Philips did not hold back in his criticism of Bryan Johnson, comparing him to fraudsters Elizabeth Holmes and Belle Gibson.

The drama series was released on Netflix last month and has since been a huge hit with viewers, who watched the show in a ...

Nearly five years later, she was finally diagnosed with cancer. At that time, she followed fraudster Belle Gibson on social media and even bought her app, The Whole Pantry. At the end of 2014, ...