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The world’s best tennis player, Novak Djokovic, was criticized in an article published in the British “Telegraph” for the way he chooses guests on his Instagram account.
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In the author’s text for “Telegraf,” Giri Nathan, among other things, accuses Djokovic of discussing “pseudoscientific” issues with his guests on Instagram.
In the first part of the text, he praised Djokovic for the guests he initially brought into his life, as well as for raising the idea of helping lower-ranking players.
However, Nate was annoyed by Djokovic’s opposition to the vaccination, but also by the fact that he hosted the Iranian nutritionist Shervin Xhafariyeh at one of his live shows.
With Jafarijeh, as the author of the text in “Telegraf” affirms, he promoted pseudoscience and advertised Iranian products, which according to the British journalist are “rubbish”.
The greatest harm Djokovic does is, as the Brit claims, publicly announcing things as one of the world’s most famous athletes, and especially as one of the richest and most influential Serbs.
Djokovic also attacked the American journalist Ben Rothenberg, a New York Times columnist who did not attack the Serbian tennis player, but a self-proclaimed guru who, according to him, is a “fraud”.
Novak introduced the controversial “guru” in front of more than half a million people on his Instagram, which is quite different from the daily audience that Jafarijeh reaches.
“Look at the numbers Novak got for this content. So what you speak publicly and what you support is important.”Rothenberg stated.
He noted that in one of his previous videos, Jafarijeh called the coronavirus “an exciting time to be alive,” as well as someone who claims that “good vibes can change your life.”
Xhafarijeh and Djokovic previously talked about the fact that if you project certain emotions into the water, you can change the molecular structure of the water.
“If you think positively, it will create a molecular structure that has a geo-prism based on sacred geometry, which means there is symmetry and balance. On the other hand, if you think the opposite way, if you give it water, pain, fear, frustration and anger – water will fall apart. “
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