UK most popular mid-morning TV show looking for TMAU volunteer

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<b>UK TV Channel : ITV</b>
<b>Programme : This Morning</b>
<b>Looking for TMAU diagnosed person to appear on show</b>
<b>This would be the 4th TMAU person on the show</b>

UK ITV show 'This Morning' is looking for a TMAU diagnosed person to appear on the show. They have contacted the tmau.org.uk website to ask for a volunteer. This would be the 4th TMAU person to appear on the show, following on from Claire, Karen and Ellie. Raising awareness of metabolic malodor is a vital need for the metabolic malodor community, as both the public and &nbsp;researchers are still mostly unaware of the concept.

The email to the tmau.org.uk owner said the following :

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We are looking for a case study of someone who has been diagnosed with trimethylaminuria and can talk on live TV about how it affects their life. We arrange all travel and can pay a fee. It will be for a Tuesday show over the next few weeks. It would be brilliant if you could help. Thanks!""

adrian.butler@itv.com

Adrian Butler | Newsdesk journalist, This Morning | ITV plc 6th Floor/Studio 8 This
Morning London Television Centre Upper Ground | London | SE1 9LT |
Tel: 020 715 74153

<a href="http://www.tmau.org.uk/chat/viewtopic.php?f=15&amp;t=1092" target="_blank">Link to post on tmau.org.uk forum</a></div>


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Claire appears in Daily Mail about TMAU

Claire has previously bravely appeared on a popular UK mid-morning TV chat programme to talk about and publicize TMAU, and now she has appeared on the internet's most read newspaper, the UK Daily Mail.

Claire's TMAU story in the Daily Mail

Claire appears in Daily Mail
about TMAU
(internet's most popular newspaper)

This is the story from a news agency who was looking for a volunteer recently. The story has also been taken up by 2 other websites. The very popular 'UK Sun' newspaper site, and the Parentdish site. The Sun is Britain's most popular newspaper.

Claire's TMAU story in The Sun
Claire's story in Parentdish
Claire's TMAU story in The Yorkshire Press

Thank you Claire. We are all grateful for the publicity you bring to the subject of trimethylaminuria

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MEBO Research

Lady with TMAU on UK morning TV programme

<object height="385" width="100%"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/7IPV72B4-3c&amp;hl=en_GB&amp;fs=1?color1=0xe1600f&amp;color2=0xfebd01"><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/7IPV72B4-3c&amp;hl=en_GB&amp;fs=1?color1=0xe1600f&amp;color2=0xfebd01" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="100%" height="385"></embed></object>  Claire appeared on the popular mid-morning UK TV lifestyle programme 'This Morning' on Tuesday 20th July, to talk about her trimethylaminuria. The subject was handled very sensitively and will lead to further awareness of TMAU. Claire made sure they understood that 'fish body odor' was not a correct description in her case, and used the terms 'pooey' and 'garbage' to describe her smells, which is a brave admission and one many of us can more relate to. Thank you to Claire for courageously appearing on TV. Amazingly, This is the 3rd person to talk about their TMAU on UK TV this year. We all benefit from their bravery and the taboo about the subject is becoming weaker, as well as hopefully raising awareness amongst the medical system. The influential effect of appearing in the media cannot be underestimated. Thanks to you all.  The video is on the 'This Morning' website but not viewable to those outside the UK, so a copy has been put on youtube.  Claire regularly posts on the <a href="http://www.tmau.org.uk/">tmau.org.uk</a> forum, which again played a pivotal role in making an appearance possible. Our thanks again to the site owner, Big Vern, for all he is doing for the community.