Body of TV presenter Michael Mosley found on Greek island 

🤢 he forgot to take his own advice

@@grahamd8356 Exactly. This is what I find curious. Almost like he was using the conditions to test his body as he's done so often in the past.

Like inspiring us to take covid vaccines we didn't need? Good riddance!

Such an inspirational vaccine pusher! And now he’s dead. Oh dear, never mind!

probs got killed.

My mom reversed her prediabetes (going to Type 2 DM) through IF too. A few years back I told the success story of Dr. Mosely in managing his diabetes. Now my mom is slimmer than before & her fasting blood glucose is well controlled at around 5-6 & HBA1C is around normal range too. There were odd times her glucose level went down at around 4. Back to this tragic incident .Most people can understand the dehydration part i.e long journey in a very hot weather + under dark coloured umbrella. However *please do not forget that this was somebody who was diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus many years ago and managed to "reverse" it using a 5:2 diet.* Having said that, *hypoglycemia* could've contributed to *acute confusion & drowsiness.* He could've *collapsed & lost consciousness* because of that 😢😢.

@@Ray-555 Bore off.

"I was in a wheelchair one year ago and I read MMs books and now because of him , I CAN WALK AGAIN!, HALLELUJAH!!!"....but I'm still fat....

Rose West 😂

So close to what?

@@conhand.3578Agreed, I thought he was feeling unwell and heading back home?

@@conhand.3578 So close to the bar and beach area where he could have got shelter and help.

@@cwells5576 He was he took a wrong turn.

It’s how I feel too he was nearly to the beach bar area. Only a few minutes. I’d say he slipped and fell whilst heading down the hill and was unconscious. Just sad 😢

He was more than likely behind the fence to keep track of where he was going , rather than go off track …. In that heat he could have fainted and passed

I can’t help wondering why Dr Mosely left the beach, walked the coastal path to pedi, reached pedi didn’t stop for a drink or rest and walked in the opposite direction of the house he was staying at and then took an unlikely route in the scorching heat? Dr Mosely was an awesome Dr and obv would have known how dangerous it was to walk in that horrendous heat without stopping for a drink or a rest. 😢

He was around alot of Christian in his life. But was not himself. 😢

Am@@Sherlock245 nonsense he was too concieted ie not Christian

@@JustinSmith-by2ie 😂😂😂😂

Is wasn't hundreds but who was responsible for coordinating the search. I am no expert but radiating out from search areas is logical and all we have really seen is people messing about with drones and a dog close to Pedi, a few hundred meters up the hill towards the marina and a helicopter. We haven't seen tens of tourists scouring the area or seemingly thinking of all the probable locations he could have wanted to get to. At most times he would have been in sight of sun and coast and likely headed in a specific direction. All we heard was how it was so arduous etc etc. The facts appear to prove a pensioner made it over that terrain and people were massively incorrect. I lived in Cyprus as a kid. Yes it's hot, yes you are silly wandering around the Bondu in sun but we did it and so all this guff about him likely passing out or going delirious a couple of hundred meters out of Pedi were unlikely. His body was found in a near straight line from where he left the outskirts of Pedi. At some point he did decide to carry on instead of going back, but he made it and he was no superhuman. The authorities underestimated him and searched poorly imho

It looks like a very tiny beach with a small bar on it.......Not a resort with hundreds of people. He probably just had a stroke and didn't call out to anyone and dropped dead.

It’s not Mykonos Or Santorini with many tourists .. get your geographical facts together about Greece .

Exactly

Hundreds? Symi is not Corfu or Mykonos. It lives 2k people there. Stop chatting nonsense.

yeh quite dangerous thats why people sunbathe and swim there

Like a clever man just goes out there and dies...case closed

@@hassyg4083Michael Mosely wasn’t swimming in the sea or sunbathing by the jetty. He was walking amongst the rocks in 40 degree heat..

@@SC-ew2fc why was he found near swimming area and sunbathers?

​@@hassyg4083he was found on the outside of a small resort. It is a very small island with not that many tourists, in June. Season height is August. But one would think that they would have smelled the decomposed body in this heat.

Stupid not tragic

​@@JustinSmith-by2ieDevelop some empathy

@@IsntTheInternetGreat the empathy he withdrew from his viewers in his self beliefs?

@@JustinSmith-by2ie What self beliefs? Was he secretly some horrible person?

Absolutely correct. But can you not see that he never set off for a "hike in barren landscapes"? He set of on a short walk for his apartment in Symi town along a clearly defined path and roadway, armed with sun protection and very likely a bottle of water in his small rucksack (all this "he had no water" is complete uncoroborated hearsay from the gutter MSM). He simply misjudged the high temperature, quite possibly because he had been for a swim at Agia Nikolios beach shortly before setting off on his final walk. He then suffered the onset of heat stroke, became disorientated took a wrong turn into a barren, rocky headland in scorching conditions and succumbed to heat stroke and dehydration. Surely you're aware of the physical symptoms of heat stroke? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heat_stroke

Not even barely 30C. It's early June. You have been swallowing all the bullsh*it global warming coolade.

All very odd

I would not speculate, we do not know, but if that is true ,and such an intelligent man in many areas, perhaps you can draw a conclusion from that, without having to put out messages so soon after his death, that is unconsidered and unkind.

​@user-bo2tc4dv9p Get off your high horse. Nothing I wrote was unconsidered, quite to the contrary, in fact. Plus, I sent my condolences to the family, who must be heartbroken. Oh, and this is a public forum.

@@countryman5329 yes, and i have an opinion, we have no idea , it isn't our business, however the bbc and the media are targeting males with talent and non conformist of woke, suicide rates are v high in males due to theses kind of pressures, that is what i meant

He was only walking to Pedi. An easy 1.5 h walk from the beach they where in. Perhaps he decided last minute to keep walking to the accommodation cause he felt better. We don’t know what really happened and went through his mind at the time.

@@Ray-555 Exactly!

@@acreativiter There's no verified account that he felt unwell. I don't know why people keep repeating that.

Sadly he took a wrong turn after Pedi, otherwise he would have reached Symi town in no time.

His wife said that

That basically what the guy said who found him, looked as if he'd sat down to rest then passed out 😔

Really, Sherlock?

Why was the umbrella folded up? Why was he not spoted from the habitation on the small island directly across the cove? Many strange things.

I think so as they said he was on his back with head on a rock. So tragic

He was 90 seconds from the beach

Especially considering his entire life work and career was about health and looking after yourself

I suppose when he was so close to other people, and he would have a phone that never stops ringing, it's easy to see why he might have chosen to leave his phone behind. We all make mistakes, this one had an unusually high consequence though.

At least thank god he won't have to read some stupid, mean comments on utube.

@@anjou6497 His comment wasn't stupid or mean, but I suppose it's become the norm for people to morally grand-stand and fake offence on others behalf these days, hasn't it, so lets make it all about you.

Wheelchair detectives also make a valid contribution.

@@shaunisaac4653 "Ironside"?

exactly my thoughts! On top rescue team didn't see him right there on the other side of the fence?

Because he never intentionally set out on a 2 hour walk. Also the "no water" is pure supposition by the MSM. I've not seen a comment from his wife or friends to confirm that oft repeated hearsay. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heat_stroke

Sometimes very clever well educated people have no common sense and I don't mean any disrespect to this man

Dignity he was an outright big head

@@JustinSmith-by2ie Hahahaharsh....

@@ceeemm1901 maybe yea we'll only human taking a walk in the midday sun

Because he was on a boat and was going swimming and could have possibly spent some of his life time without a phone.

So? You bring your phone on a boat just in case. And if I were to go off on a somewhat dangerous route back, you bet I'd bring my phone.

@@FromKatie Good for you

@@FromKatiethe reception there is really bad, I often didn’t bother with my phone when there as it was useless

@@lesleycooke7732 Jeeze lesleycooke, most of these people wouldn't survive at work without a phone or by leaving an Irish pub in Greece that had a dodgy signal

Got lost, he stumbled there and collapsed. What a horrendous sight it would have been.

Here come the jobless conspiracy theorists

@@shaenoyt assuming that conspiracy theorists are jobless is a conspiracy 😃 there are no shortage of idiots in employment

maybe he sat on the wall and fell backwards??? so so sad

​@@shaenoytColumbo couldnt solve this case

Was he? If he just collapsed and died, he could've done so in the middle of the nearby bar, there was no saving him... We won't know for sure if they don't determine and tell us what killed him.

Are you trying your hardest to start a conspiracy?

Maybe that Trojan Horse over the hill had something to do with it.

Yes it was reported his leather bag was found with him. He was a special man indeed a lovely man.

He was not far from a beach club that is usually accessed by boat and possibly not many people there due to the heat.

You've never heard of the simile "a needle in a haystack" have you?

Right... What a loss for us all you don't work in freaking search and rescue, you'd do so much better than all these useless people!

@@walterkronkitesleftshoe6684 "A needle in a haystack"? I've said this a MILLION times, "Don't Exaggerate!" It was more like a "4 inch nail in a birds nest".

He isn't a saint......He is a good businessman and he offered people a diet option and wrote many books and became a millionaire because of it but he is no Mother Teresa.......he wouldn't have written those books had there not been loads of money in it.

@@karenmbbaxter And he set up a new angle on the tired old "calorie restriction diet". You know, the one that no one ever sticks to because starvation overpowers them and they regain all their weight back 18 mths later....if they last that long. Gotta have a gimmick.

Reception there isn’t good, often no service so probably didn’t bother to use it

I think you can always be traced by satellite not necessary by your mobile operator

@@acreativiter Or buy a Satellite phone

CLOWN

M0R0N

It doesn't look like a big resort and more like a couple of cabins by the beach......It is also 40cC so people are staying indoors.......It's not the hotel staff or guests jobs to be walking around the perimeter of there resort in sweltering heat to find the body of a stupid tourist who decided to walk in 40C heat and without water.

@@karenmbbaxter They serached there yesterday and there was no sign of him, drones, helicopters too?

​@karenmbbaxter your lack of empathy is astounding.

@@boltonpete6093to be fair you would think a doctor would know their own physical limits and /or at least bring some water on a sweltering day hike or a phone or anything to help other than just an umbrella or tell his wife where he was going or something?

I think you’ve misunderstood that remark .. it’s an educated analysis.. Greeks are incredibly warm and hospitable and blaming them and island culture is deeply disrespectful

So why did he not find some shade and its not 40 degrees at night?

@@alimantado373cus he died that’s why !!!!

@@alimantado373 Cosa?????You mean shade in that rain forest just over there? Dude, he was walking at 2pm FFS! In a rock desert......

@@ceeemm1901 Then he was totally unprepared, No water , no phone? Ive been in Sardegna in the summer many times. Same temperatures as Greece. If your in that heat you cannot walk far. Im unsure of how many days hes been missing but on this thread soomeone said 5 days, At night it becomes very cold, even in a desert. Plus The camaraman who found him said that they had been searching the exact same side of the Island with Drones and Helicopters, why was he not spotted the previous day? If he had drowned it would be more explainable. Maybe he passed out, but still that kind of heat would not keep you unconscious for long. Being in those situations myself hitchiked across Sardegna in the same temperatures, also in Olbia. it seem strange to me.

@@alimantado373 "Maybe he passed out, but still that kind of heat would not keep you unconscious for long." Incorrect - if he had genuine heat stroke (not heat exhaustion) it can very easily kill you. Heat can absolutely keep you unconscious.

As it was about 6 hours between when he left his wife and friends and when his wife reported him missing, his mishap probably happened during that time.

Hopefully, seeing as he promoted it!

@@royfontaine5526 TI_IRD

Safe? and effective? What does that mean ???

@@Steve-ix2un use your head?

If you know you know!

You mean he had a condom on his HEAD????!!!

It wasn't a fall from height, the area is a moderate slope of broken rocky terrain. Neither was he "found in a cave called the abyss" as some of the thickheaded juvenile morons of the MSM are reporting.

There is no resort hotel on the island.

Nobody dare say it, so I will, it was a bloody stupid decision he’s made and it’s cost him his life, left his wife a widow and left his four children fatherless. Beggars belief!

@@VoiceOfThe The only stupid thing here is your own comment. He set off for a short walk to a known destination, along a clearly defined path and roadway, armed with sun protection and very likely a bottle of water in his small rucksack (all this "he had no water" is complete uncoroborated hearsay from the gutter MSM). He simply misjudged the high temperature, quite possibly because he had been for a swim at Agia Nikolios beach shortly before setting off on his final walk. He then suffered the onset of heat stroke, became disorientated took a wrong turn into a barren, rocky headland in scorching conditions and succumbed to heat stroke and dehydration... Lots of people, many of them undoubtedly more sensbile people that you, have made the same misjudgement throughout history, and paid the ultimate price.

@@walterkronkitesleftshoe6684 His friend Tim Spector is quoted as saying; “Michael would do things on the spur of the moment. His wife Claire would often have to step in to prevent him from doing anything too stupid. He had no great regard for his personal safety and was absent minded.” His friend was prone to taking risks he admits, with great sadness. “It’s the sort of thing that he would do. He wasn’t very aware of dangers and not frightened of putting himself at risk. You can see that from the things that he did on TV.”

@@Ray-555 And it was said by one media outlet that he had severe head injuries! Today confirmed he collapsed from natural causes!

Was a guy with a drone that spotted him. Reckon he got there and sat down to rest then passed out. RIP.

A cameraman of a gGreek TV channel on a boat saw him with his camera and zoomed. Then the maire, who was also on that boat, called the manager of the beachbar to have a look, which he did. According to greek news. Apparently the body was hidden by this wall.

Never made a mistake in your life have you not? The weight of being so perfect must weigh heavy on your shoulders.

@@walterkronkitesleftshoe6684 You don't have to be perfect to think of not going for a ramble through a rock desert at 2pm on a 38C+ day. Even most kids aren't that stupid....

@@ceeemm1901 He wasn't "going for a ramble through a rock desert". He set off on a clearly defined path, and made a judgement call that with his umbrella, and water he would make it the short distance (1km) to the nearby village of Pedi, and from there a further, 2.5km on another clearly defined roadway to Symi town.... A not unreasonable assumption. His misjudgement was to overestimate his own endurance in the prevailing conditions. As I say... it must be a burden to carry that weight of perfection on your shoulders.

@@ceeemm1901 I agree, very bizarre behaviour from a DR who spent his life talking about health

@@walterkronkitesleftshoe6684 He went totally the wrong way, before your high horse gets much higher.

Would help if you actually read what happened, rather than consuming gossip.

And why didn't anyone see the guy in the gorilla suit walk across the screen??!!....jesus.......

They were 4 friends, surely one would have a phone. Why taking 4 phones? Particularly if 2 were foreign and would not work in all circumstances… when he set for the walk he might have not think he needed one since the island is small, all is near. He had a wallet with him.

He left his phone at the place where he was staying. He simply took a wrong turn after leaving Pedi - went right instead of left. That’s what was reported

I dont think its mr Kipling then

@@shaunisaac4653 😂

😂

Haha, "I'm 22 stone now, so much better than 24 stone". That's like saying arsenic is less poisonous than strychnine therefore arsenic is healthy, hahaha.

@@ceeemm1901 I cheated a bit 20lb of that was when I had lower leg amputation due to diabetes and whiskey 🥃 🥲

You've written almost the same as I just did. But suspicious in what he was thinking when he decided to go for that long arduous walk. They had only arrived on the island the day before. It was not a route he knew or had taken before. As for the search, it was less than ideal.

Some incorrect info. He took a wrong turn and was not close to where he was staying - complete opposite direction. Unfortunately he underestimated the heat and went right instead of left after leaving Pedi. He had water but no phone. If he’d gone the right way he would have reached Symi town in no time.

When you take a wrong turn on foot or bike in arduous condition you are always reluctant to go back and start again. Especially if you are not sure it was wrong... "Maybe it's over the next rise" etc.

He was an idiot

Where?

❤❤​@@MT-dn4tu You wanna see? Whats the point now?

​@netweed09 Just curious as to where he was. I see it now. 👍🏼

@@netweed09 Ghoulism.

@@ceeemm1901 Ah. Yes, veryyy err Spooky.