Teddi Mellencamp continues to defend "All In" and blocks dissenters on Instagram

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Teddi Mellencamp on accountability program backlash: 'It isn't about certifications' https://t.co/p8JZAfib0H pic.twitter.com/0DaUCXmsHc
- Page Six (@PageSix) September 19, 2020
- Teddi says: "Our focus has always been on clean whole foods and our basic Jumpstart menu is 1100-1200 calories per day... Our coaches are not

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[pikapika217]

"Our coaches are not licensed health professionals and have no healthcare training. We practice what we preach and it isn’t about certifications. If people are looking for certifications, then they need to go elsewhere, but if they want a helpful, nurturing, supportive accountability coach, they’re in the right place."

but wouldn't someone supportive and nurturing know what the hell they're talking about?!

[anterrabre]

Wait, she says "Our coaches are not licensed health professionals and have no healthcare training. We practice what we preach and it isn’t about certifications. If people are looking for certifications, then they need to go elsewhere, but if they want a helpful, nurturing, supportive accountability coach, they’re in the right place" but when you look at her Instagram it clearly says "Certified Nutrition Wellness Coach and Trainer." So what is the truth? Either she's lying about her credentials or she lied in that statement!

[eauxsurejan]

Eh I read that to mean they don’t have any real licensed health professional. Pretty sure when you throw “coach” at the end there’s no regulation and it’s a made up piece of paper.

[slinkydinks]

Apparently, her coaches got certified from the same accredited institute that certified Cardi B as a freak 7-days-a-week.

[syphilisdiller]

I'm so happy this is picking up steam and not dying down. Wonder if daddy will have to help with the eventual lawsuit $$$

[syvlie0o0]

Who are any of these people? Is this some stupid real housewives shit?

[anderbobo]

[syphilisdiller]

What's the venmo/PayPal stuff? I haven't heard about that.

[anderbobo]

Apparently people were paying for this stuff via venmo/paypal... and from what I've read they were asking people make payments under the "friend/family" option as opposed to "business" which apparently gets calculated and/or penalized differently. Also just paying via venmo is pretty shady as is.

[syphilisdiller]

Great, if she somehow skates by on psychically endangering people, she'll get fucked if she messed with the IRS.