Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Britt Marie Hermes
While I'm the author of the article, I think it is pretty clear that she passes notability: 1) Significant coverage in Vox, Forbes, National Post, CBC, and KPLU; 2) Significant coverage by leading experts and critics of complementary and alternative medicine (David Gorski, Steven Novella, and Edzard Ernst); 3) Significant coverage by media sources who wanted her opinion on major news stories concerning naturopaths, like the toddler's death in Canada and pending legislation in California; 4) Significant coverage by foreign press including a Taiwanese and French source. I think this is important given the fact that her status comes out of a topic that is typically vulnerable to |fringe issues. I did another round of looking for sources and found this news http://www.healthline.com/health-news/how-bogus-were-trump-vitamins article in Healthline which quotes her substantially along with other experts in nutrition on the topic of dubious naturopathic vitamins. There was also coverage of her by Edzard Ernst just yesterday, who is the leading authority on the scientific evaluation of complementary and alternative medicine. http://edzardernst.com/2016/06/naturopaths-rubbish-at-healthcare-excellent-at-character-assassination/ He writes about the smear campaign that naturopathic groups have launched against her, which was also covered in the Forbes article. When I drafted the article I asked for specific help to reduce any promo tone, even directly to
— User:DGG, 06:53, 15 June 2016 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:FRINGE (Wikipedia:Fringe theories)