Genesis Pure launched in late 2009 and combined a health and nutrition product line with
a questionable revenue-sharing compensation plan
.

Heading up Genesis Pure is Robert Lindsey Duncan, whom the company credits as a Doctor [ND, SD] (Naturopathic Doctor and Doctor of Science):

Our Chairman & CEO Dr. Lindsey Duncan ND, CN recently shared with us some amazing news! Genesis PURE has partnered with Lifemax, a respected network marketing company who is the creator of a top-notch Chia product, Mila.

Turns out however that the degrees Duncan claims to have earned are from a “non-accredited American distance-learning health college”.

The college, the Clayton College of Natural Health, is based in Alabama and is ‘
specifically named on a list posted by the Higher Education Coordination Board of “Institutions Whose Degrees Are Illegal To Use in Texas”
‘.

Clayton College of Natural Health was not accredited in any state during its existence and is now closed.

Despite this, Duncan continued to use his alleged qualification to make a name for himself through Genesis Pure and on national TV.

He now finds himself the subject of a lawsuit filed by Greg Abbott, the Texas Attorney-General.

Filed on the 15th of October in the District Court of Travis County, the complaint against Duncan (right) alleges

Mr. Duncan promotes himself as a Naturopathic Doctor, referring to himself in speaking engagements, marketing videos, advertisements, articles, interviews and in personal settings by the honorific “Doctor” or “Dr.” and “ND.”

Mr. Duncan claims to have degrees in nutrition and naturopathy.

The State of Texas does not recognize the degree of Naturopathic Doctor or “ND”.

Mr. Duncan uses his alleged degrees and honorific to promote nutritional products with which he has a financial connection.

More than one dozen promotional videos and recordings of television appearances have appeared and remain available on the internet in which Mr. Duncan either referred to himself, or others have referred to him with his acquiescence as, “Dr. Lindsey Duncan,” and/or in which he claims to have degrees in nutrition or naturopathy.

Mr. Duncan (also) presents the appearance of a health practitioner, which he has done in television show appearances, media interviews, speaking engagements, and video promotions, by donning lab coats and making references to clinical experience and practice.

Mr. Duncan’s acts and practices
mislead the public into believing that he is disseminating health advice or knowledge
, but such advice or knowledge is based on educational background and training
which he does not have
and when his underlying motivation is to sell products in which he has a financial interest.

For his efforts to deceive the general public about his educational background, the complaint charges Duncan with violations of the Texas Education Code and conducting false, misleading or deceptive acts.

The Texas AG has asked for an injunction and civil penalties and restitution.

The State’s claims for monetary relief including penalties, consumer redress and attorney’s fees and costs are in excess of $100,000 and could exceed $1,000,000.

On the Genesis Pure website, Lindsey Duncan is credited as the “head formulator” of the company’s product line.

If his creditations are found to be baloney, an air of uncertainty hangs over the future of the company.

🤖 Quick Answer

Who is Lindsey Duncan and what are the fraud allegations against him?
Robert Lindsey Duncan, CEO of Genesis Pure, was sued by the Texas Attorney General for fraudulently misrepresenting his credentials. Duncan claimed to hold a Naturopathic Doctor and Doctor of Science degrees from Clayton College of Natural Health, an unaccredited distance-learning institution. Genesis Pure, founded in 2009, combined health products with a controversial revenue-sharing compensation structure under his leadership.

What is Genesis Pure and how does its business model work?
Genesis Pure is a health and nutrition company established in 2009 that markets dietary supplements and wellness products. The company operates through a revenue-sharing compensation plan, combining product sales with a network marketing structure. It partnered with Lifemax, another network marketing company, to distribute products like Mila chia seeds alongside its existing product line.

**What credentials does Clayton College of Natural

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