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  1. <<Some of the skeptics also worry that the advice is being
    dispensed by a board certified cardiologist who seems to
    spend his entire practice on the internet and are suspicious
    as to why? Something just doesn't add up, and since we are
    likely to never know the truth, this debate will continue ad
    nauseam. I personally think that Dr. Chung gets his ego
    stroked big time by all this controversy, and that helping a
    few people is secondary.>>

    I'm new here, but have browsed this board, and have
    discovered what seems to be a heated witch hunt between two
    highly unstable and questionable 'doctors'

    One a jesus fanatic, and the other just plain insane.

    If you do a google newsgroup search on either of these two
    wackos, Andrew Chung and Stephen Nagler, you'll be shocked
    by some of the past posts that go back many many years by
    both in a number of newsgroups.

    Stephen Nagler's posting history on the newsgroup,
    alt.support.tinnitus is particularly very disturbing.
    Absolutely shocking for that matter.

    The bottom line is that no one should take any advice from
    any online 'physician'.

    Consult your own general physician or specialist.

    These boards should be for sharing one's own experiences on
    a particular subject.

    They are Not here to obtain free medical advice.

    Let the viewer beware.

    h1

  2. Quoted message said:

    Stephen Nagler's posting history on the newsgroup,
    alt.support.tinnitus is particularly very disturbing.

    I googled Dr. Nagler a few weeks ago and did not find what
    you refer to. There were several newspaper articles,
    television appearances etc. He seemed legit from what I
    could see. Also he does not seem to be dispensing alot of
    medical advice either.

  3. Nospam said:


    Quoted message said:

    Stephen Nagler's posting history on the newsgroup,
    alt.support.tinnitus is particularly very disturbing.

    I googled Dr. Nagler a few weeks ago and did not find what
    you refer to. There were several newspaper articles,
    television appearances etc. He seemed legit from what I
    could see. Also he does not seem to be dispensing alot of
    medical advice either.

    Search the newsgroups.

    Terri

  4. Nospam <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Stephen Nagler's posting history on the newsgroup,
    alt.support.tinnitus is particularly very disturbing.

    I googled Dr. Nagler a few weeks ago and did not find what
    you refer to. There were several newspaper articles,
    television appearances etc. He seemed legit from what I
    could see. Also he does not seem to be dispensing alot of
    medical advice either.

    You are obviously NOT searching the NEWSGROUP Google
    archives.

    Hopefully this link should bring you to over 11,000 threads
    with Dr. Stephen Nagler on alt.support.tinnitus. Have fun
    exploring them. It is very disturbing. Doctor or otherwise,
    he is apparently not a stable person.

    makeashorterlink.commakeashorterlink.com

    h1

  5. h1clock said:

    Nospam <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Stephen Nagler's posting history on the newsgroup,
    alt.support.tinnitus is particularly very disturbing.

    I googled Dr. Nagler a few weeks ago and did not find
    what you refer to. There were several newspaper
    articles, television appearances etc. He seemed legit
    from what I could see. Also he does not seem to be
    dispensing alot of medical advice either.

    You are obviously NOT searching the NEWSGROUP Google
    archives.

    Hopefully this link should bring you to over 11,000
    threads with Dr. Stephen Nagler on alt.support.tinnitus.
    Have fun exploring them. It is very disturbing. Doctor or
    otherwise, he is apparently not a stable person.

    makeashorterlink.commakeashorterlink.com

    h1

    It truly is sad. It seems he has wasted and continues to
    waste the gifts that God has given him.

    He remains in my prayers to God in Christ's name.

    May he accept Christ as his personal Lord and Savior,
    someday, so that he might be cured of all that ails him.

    Servant to the humblest person in the universe,

    Andrew

    --
    Dr. Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD
    Board-Certified Cardiologist
    heartmdphd.comheartmdphd.com

    **
    Who is the humblest person in the universe?
    makeashorterlink.commakeashorterlink.com

    What is all this about?
    makeashorterlink.commakeashorterlink.com

    Is this spam?
    makeashorterlink.commakeashorterlink.com

  6. (h1clock) said:

    Nospam <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Stephen Nagler's posting history on the newsgroup,
    alt.support.tinnitus is particularly very disturbing.

    I googled Dr. Nagler a few weeks ago and did not find
    what you refer to. There were several newspaper articles,
    television appearances etc. He seemed legit from what I
    could see. Also he does not seem to be dispensing alot of
    medical advice either.

    You are obviously NOT searching the NEWSGROUP Google
    archives.

    Hopefully this link should bring you to over 11,000 threads
    with Dr. Stephen Nagler on alt.support.tinnitus. Have fun
    exploring them. It is very disturbing. Doctor or otherwise,
    he is apparently not a stable person.

    makeashorterlink.commakeashorterlink.com

    h1

    ................

    I will stand by everything I have ever written on ast -
    IN CONTEXT.

    The [censored] terri (as h1clock) points to in the link she has so
    generously provided above is full of the distortions, half-
    truths, and slader that a handful of folks under dozens on
    nicks have written about me - or have said that I said - as
    well as truncated and out-of-context quotes.

    Below is a link to every single thing I myself have ever
    posted on alt.support.tinnitus except for the one and only
    one post of mine that I nuked. That post - the "Tell It to
    the Judge" post - was ill-advised. I apologized for it, and
    I then nuked it. With that exception, all of my posting can
    be found at:

    tinyurl.com2g9oq

    Oh yes, lest I forget. There was a good bunch of forging
    going on on ast. So, for instance, the following post

    tinyurl.com3cuma

    is something I never wrote, but it appears under my name
    nonetheless.

    Bottom line? You cannot trust newsgroup searches. And that's
    why "Nospam" writes in this very thread:

    Quoted message said:

    I ignore usenet posts when googling. Anyone can write
    anything on usenet completely unvetted (researched for
    accuracy).

    See, even a search with "Stephen Nagler" as the author does
    not take into account forgeries!

    smn

  7. On Fri, 07 May 2004 18:34:59 GMT, Stephen Nagler <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    On 7 May 2004 07:11:28 -0700, [email hidden]

    (h1clock) said:

    Nospam <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    >Stephen Nagler's posting history on the newsgroup,
    >alt.support.tinnitus is particularly very disturbing.

    I googled Dr. Nagler a few weeks ago and did not find
    what you refer to. There were several newspaper
    articles, television appearances etc. He seemed legit
    from what I could see. Also he does not seem to be
    dispensing alot of medical advice either.

    You are obviously NOT searching the NEWSGROUP Google
    archives.

    Hopefully this link should bring you to over 11,000
    threads with Dr. Stephen Nagler on alt.support.tinnitus.
    Have fun exploring them. It is very disturbing. Doctor or
    otherwise, he is apparently not a stable person.

    makeashorterlink.commakeashorterlink.com

    h1

    ................

    I will stand by everything I have ever written on ast -
    IN CONTEXT.

    The [censored] terri (as h1clock) points to in the link she has
    so generously provided above is full of the distortions,
    half-truths, and slader that a handful of folks under
    dozens on nicks have written about me - or have said that I
    said - as well as truncated and out-of-context quotes.

    Below is a link to every single thing I myself have ever
    posted on alt.support.tinnitus except for the one and only
    one post of mine that I nuked. That post - the "Tell It to
    the Judge" post - was ill-advised. I apologized for it, and
    I then nuked it. With that exception, all of my posting can
    be found at:

    tinyurl.com2g9oq

    Oh yes, lest I forget. There was a good bunch of forging
    going on on ast. So, for instance, the following post

    tinyurl.com3cuma

    is something I never wrote, but it appears under my name
    nonetheless.

    Bottom line? You cannot trust newsgroup searches. And
    that's why "Nospam" writes in this very thread:

    Quoted message said:

    I ignore usenet posts when googling. Anyone can write
    anything on usenet completely unvetted (researched for
    accuracy).

    See, even a search with "Stephen Nagler" as the author does
    not take into account forgeries!

    smn

    Stephen's time-worn and convenient excuses: Any person
    quoting Nagler from the archives must be terri231 and if
    it isn't a flattering quote, it must be "out of context"
    or "a forgery".

    Terri

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