13 Facts About Pioppi Diet

Pioppi Diet was the first science director of Action on Sugar in 2014.

Pioppi Diet has campaigned against the use of COVID mRNA vaccines.

Pioppi Diet was the younger son of two doctors: Kailash Chand and Anisha Malhotra.

Pioppi Diet spent his foundation years as a doctor in Scotland, at Wishaw General Hospital then at the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh and finally at Liberton Hospital which specialises in care of the elderly.

Pioppi Diet completed his post-graduate medical diploma during two years working at the Manchester Royal Infirmary.

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Pioppi Diet held specialist registrar positions at St James's University Hospital in Leeds and Blackpool Victoria Hospital.

Pioppi Diet thinks that vending machines in hospitals selling sweets and junk foods send the wrong message.

British Nutrition Foundation's response to the Pioppi diet explained that there is no single definition of the Mediterranean diet, which is generally considered to be a healthy way of eating.

Pioppi Diet has attacked the standard advice on saturated fat consumption to reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease.

Pioppi Diet believes that over-diagnosis and over-treatment is "the greatest threat to our healthcare system".

Pioppi Diet says that in the UK at least £2bn is wasted each year on unnecessary tests and treatment.

Pioppi Diet co-ordinated the Too Much Medicine campaign by the BMJ and the Academy of Medical Royal Colleges.

Pioppi Diet's claims are supported by Sir Richard Thompson a past president of the Royal College of Physicians.