Vernon Coleman: What the papers said (before March 2020)
23RD NOVEMBER 2022
Since the beginning of 2020, when he first exposed the ‘coronavirus hoax’ in a banned video (now available again on this website) Dr Vernon Coleman has been attacked, demonised, monstered and lied about on the mainstream media and the internet. Below you will find what the papers said about him BEFORE March 2020 - when he first explained how he knew that the alleged pandemic was a hoax and that the hidden agenda was compulsory vaccination, the annihilation of the elderly and the disappearance of cash.
By the year 2020 there will be a holocaust, not caused by a plutonium plume but by greed, medical ambition and political opportunism. This is the latest vision of Vernon Coleman, an articulate and prolific medical author…this disturbing book detects diseases in the whole way we deliver health care.
Sunday Times (1988)
…the issues explores he explores are central to the health of the nation.
Nursing Times
It is not necessary to accept his conclusion to be able to savour his decidedly trenchant comments on today’s medicine…a book to stimulate and to make one argue.
British Medical Journal
As a writer of medical bestsellers, Dr Vernon Coleman’s aim is to shock us out of our complacency…it’s impossible not to be impressed by some of his arguments.
Western Daily Press
Controversial and devastating
Publishing News
Dr Coleman produces mountains of evidence to justify his outrageous claims.
Edinburgh Evening News
Dr Coleman lays about him with an uncompromising verbal scalpel, dipped in vitriol, against all sorts of sacred medical cows.
Exeter Express and Echo
Vernon Coleman writes brilliant books.
The Good Book Guide
No thinking person can ignore him.
The Ecologist
The calmest voice of reason comes from Dr Vernon Coleman.
The Observer
A godsend.
Daily Telegraph
Superstar.
Independent on Sunday
Brilliant!
The People
His message is important.
The Economist
Compulsive reading.
The Guardian
He’s the Lone Ranger, Robin Hood and the Equalizer rolled into one.
Glasgow Evening Times
The man is a national treasure.
What Doctors Don’t Tell You
His advice is optimistic and enthusiastic.
British Medical Journal
Revered guru of medicine.
Nursing Times
Gentle, kind and caring
Western Daily Press
His trademark is that he doesn’t mince words. Far funnier than the usual tone of soupy piety you get from his colleagues.
The Guardian
Dr Coleman is one of our most enlightened, trenchant and sensitive dispensers of medical advice.
The Observer
Vernon Coleman is a leading medical authority and known to millions through his writing, broadcasting and bestselling books.
Woman’s Own
His book Bodypower is one of the most sensible treatises on personal survival that has ever been published.
Yorkshire Evening Post
Dr Coleman is crusading for a more complete awareness of what is good and bad for our bodies. In the course of that he has made many friends and some powerful enemies.
Western Morning News
The most influential medical writer in Britain. There can be little doubt that Vernon Coleman is the people’s doctor.
Devon Life
The medical expert you can’t ignore.
Sunday Independent
A literary genius.
HSL Newsletter
I would much rather spend an evening in his company than be trapped for five minutes in a radio commentary box with Mr Geoffrey Boycott.
Peter Tinniswood, Punch
Hard hitting...inimitably forthright.
Hull Daily Mail
Refreshingly forthright.
Liverpool Daily Post
Outspoken and alert.
Sunday Express
The man with a mission.
Morning News
A good read…very funny and packed with interesting and useful advice.
The Big Issue
Dr Coleman gains in stature with successive books
Coventry Evening Telegraph
Dr Coleman made me think again.
BBC World Service
Marvellously succinct, refreshingly sensible.
The Spectator
Probably one of the most brilliant men alive today.
Irish Times
King of the media docs.
The Independent
Britain’s leading medical author.
The Star
The only three things I always read before the programme are Andrew Rawnsley in the Observer, Peter Hitchens in the Mail and Dr Vernon Coleman in The People. Or, if I’m really up against it, just Vernon Coleman.
Eddie Mair, Presenter on BBC’s Radio Four
Dr Coleman is more illuminating than the proverbial lady with the lamp
Company Magazine
Britain’s leading health care campaigner.
The Sun
Perhaps the best known health writer for the general public in the world today.
The Therapist
The patient’s champion. The doctor with the common touch.
Birmingham Post
A persuasive writer whose arguments, based on research and experience, are sound.
Nursing Standard
Coleman is controversial but respected and has been described in the British press as ‘the sharpest mind in medial journalism’ and ‘the calmest voice of reason’.
Animals Today
Vernon Coleman…rebel with a cause.
Belfast Newsletter
…presents the arguments against drug based medicine so well, and disturbs a harmful complacency so entertainingly.
Alternative News
He is certainly someone whose views are impossible to ignore, with his passionate advocacy of human and animal rights.
International Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine
The doctor who dares to speak his mind.
Oxford Mail
He writes lucidly and wittily.
Good Housekeeping
Dr Vernon Coleman has justifiably acquired a reputation for being controversial, iconoclastic and influential.
General Practitioner
Great stuff.
I like Vernon, though I can see how he can be a bit Hyperbolic at times.
That said, the instant switch of narrative from golden boy to enemy of the state is remarkable to see.