Talk:Bruce Frantzis

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can anyone find a reference/citation for the fact that he has a phd? ive never seen him claim this before recently. on his website it says his phd is in health sciences but doesnt state the name of the institution.Cleobolus (talk) 19:20, 6 June 2010 (UTC)

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Neutral POV??

When I first read Kumar Frantzis's first book, I was highly entertained, somewhat educated, and I said to myself "I'm sure some of this is true". I find him a little less entertaining now, but the rest still holds; you can get a lot of information from him, and I'm sure some of it is true. He should be read with some skepticism, though, and he's clearly a great self-promoter and marketer, has all sorts of books and programs he's promoting. And my point is... this reads like a press release or commercial. I'm sure he wrote it himself, or it's taken from his website or other materials. I'm not sure what should be done, but something. I wanted to look him up, someone else might too, so I wouldn't advocate deleting it; I don't know anything negative about him, except he presents all this woo-woo energy stuff as it were fact; but still, it reads like a promotional release, not an encyclopedia article.Wood Monkey 21:24, 25 June 2019 (UTC)