So what are you paying all that money for? Have fun, and good luck with Zika! Wolfe was publicly listed as the CEO of this raw nutrition company when he founded it in the late s with his longtime friend, Thor Bazler.
Business for the duo was very good, as they built up an impressive revenue stream for the anti-cooking-with-fire crowd. But then things got complicated. Wolfe was named the chairman of the company and he brought in a man named Doug Harbison to be the president. In , sales reportedly stalled. His relationship with Sunfood deteriorated. In , he signed a separation agreement with the company, and they parted ways.
These loans were not paid and Sunfood was foreclosed upon by an outside investor in late after Wolfe left. After a new investor came in the company started to come back to life. In January of , Wolfe alleged in a paranoid Facebook post that Sunfood was using his name illegally.
A year later, Wolfe wrote a blog post extolling the virtue of living a simple life and also maligning the new owners of Sunfood. This might have been merely a douchey move, except when Wolfe and Sunfood parted ways, they had a mutual agreement not to disparage each other publicly.
Wolfe also claimed that his former business partners had intentionally inflicted emotional distress on him. Sunfood countersued , and after three years of litigation, the parties wound up settling. He has repeatedly been accused of stealing content — even entire books. It is, at best, a lightly edited version of Raw Eating and, at worst, a complete ripoff with some light cosmetic alterations.
For example:. Nature's First Law, Chapter Raw Eating, Chapter Spot any similarities? Wolfe, who wrote the book with two coauthors, was kind enough to include a small acknowledgement of Ter-hovannessian without directly citing any of the text that was very clearly lifted from his work. As many people who run Facebook pages do, he posts highly sharable little memes and videos. Do you like this retro keyboard that started up via Kickstarter?
Wolfe liked it so much that he spliced the video , slapped his logo on it, and changed the background music. Dig this umbrella that closes upwards? Wolfe apparently does too, so much so he edited down the video a little , added some text, and presto, more clickbait to lure people to his page. Think this futuristic baby stroller is amazing? Wolfe evidently thought so too, so he added some text to the video and tucked his logo in the corner of it.
Below is the entry for him on CorporationWiki 2. It appears they transitioned to their corporate website. Makes sense, since blogspot is at least decade past its prime.
In reference to Longevity Warehouse he states:. Many people believe I own Longevity Warehouse. I was offered a large percentage of the company last year and I refused. Many people think I own lots of property too. I operate two organic farms that are mostly owned by banks and if I ever end up owning any equity in these properties at all, I will immediately donate them to charity. That was in Is he not a millionaire? The reason we wonder this is because we came across this YouTube video:.
Check this out, I made so much money on it I bought a house, and so my house was paid for by Google stock. How much that is, we have no clue. We are just trying to better understand who he is. By Diet By Diet See all. Are Food Allergies Genetic? October 22, October 20, By Goal See all. Supplements See all. According to Astrologers, David Wolfe's zodiac sign is Leo. He promotes a variety of pseudoscientific ideas such as raw foodism, alternative medicine, and vaccine denialism.
The company sold organic food and products related to raw foodism. The company grew in part by endorsements from celebrities. The relationship between Wolfe and Sunfood ended at least by , and there was litigation involving personality rights. In Sunfood claimed Wolfe was defaming it. While affiliated with Sunfood Nutrition, Wolfe also co-founded the company Sacred Chocolate in with Steve Adler, which sells specialized raw chocolate products. Wolfe has made statements about medical treatments that are not in keeping with the scientific and medical literature.
In particular, Wolfe has stated that vaccines cause autism or otherwise harm or kill people and may not work. This claim has been discredited. This led to the cancellation of a scheduled event after the withdrawal of a sponsor, and at least one more after a venue cancelled the booking. Ranked on the list of most popular Self-Help Author. Also ranked in the elit list of famous celebrity born in United States.
David Wolfe celebrates birthday on August 6 of every year. Wolfe has been the spokesman for NutriBullet since its inception in , and has appeared in several infomercials promoting the product. Wolfe has authored and co-authored several books promoting foods and offering diet advice.
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