:That's correct, I am a paid agent for Eric Braverman, but I'm amazed that you discovered it! After all, look at the steps I took to avoid suspicion: I joined Wikipedia in 2005 and made around 140,000 edits before I even got near to editing Bravermen's article!  Damn, you are good!!Actually the truth is somewhat more prosaic: my son was getting hives, we thought it was another food allergy, the allegist couldn't figure out what was going on, so he ordered some blood tests, the blood lab was on the same floor as Braverman's organization, I had never heard of him and read his article and, as is almost inevitable when I read an article, I edited it.  Period. Full stop. End of story.Now, if you had come here and simply talked about the possibility that Braverman is a quack, that he is practicing outside the boundaries of his formal education, I would be sympathetic to your views: one thing that interested me was that Braverman's waiting area  which I had to pass through to get to the blood lab  is really lavish, much more so than your typical doctor's office, which raised suspicions in my mind.  But instead of doing that, you come here with some bullshit about my being a paid editor for Braverman, so, in light of that, please allow me to invite you to fuck yourself and crawl back into the woodwork, asshole.  Best,    
 ::Oh, and the next time you want to accuse another editor of being a paid agent, do so with your actual account. Only chicken-shit pissants do their dirty work logged out.