The first deposed "Big Brother", Rachel Borta, is adapting back to life outside the most photographed house in the country, and as it seems, citizenship is not easy for her.
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As is well known, Borta entered the consciousness as part of the "Trip for Five" series.
About two weeks ago she arrived on the network's prime time after entering the "Big Brother" house.
Although she was at home for a very short time, during this time she managed to visit quite a few contestants and also created an enemy for herself - the tenant Talia.
Yesterday she presented the nightmare of every participant in a reality show and became the first outcast of the season.
not nice.
Recently, Rachel came to mind in another unpleasant context: at the beginning of the season, we told you that "Israel Today" learned that Borta is neither a dietitian nor registered with the Israeli Dietitians' Association, nor does she have a valid license.
If that is not enough, in 2016 a warning letter was sent to Borta on behalf of the Ministry of Health under the heading "Prohibited deception and impersonation", the language of the letter.
"From our point of view, you are not qualified as a nutritionist under the Health Care Regulations Act.
These violations of the law constitute a criminal offense.
I will emphasize that it is enough to use any degree similar to the degrees of nutritionist or dietitian to the point of misleading to commit a criminal offense, "it was written.
The producer of "Big Brother" responded: "The letter refers to a specific case of which the Ministry of Health was aware and was treated in 2016. If the Ministry of Health or another party has inquiries or objections regarding Rachel's occupations, he is welcome to contact Rachel and check with her."
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