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Eric Erpelding
Guest
Some facts about Gerald Benesh, D.C.
He exaggerated the curative powers of fasting and natural
hygiene diets.
He "treated" people with ailments who came to him, using
urine samples, and iridology to diagnois a person. His
prescription usually consisted of a typewritten food
combination diet for the person to follow, fasting was also
often prescribed by "Dr" Benesh.
This is nothing more than practicing medicine without
a license.
Ailments "treated" by Benesh were ulcers, tumors, polyps in
the colon, alergies, and I am sure many others.
He "treated" one individual who had AIDS and made the
statement that "He will be dancing on the grave of his
doctor."
No wonder Benesh was always very careful to keep a low
profile wherever he lived, whether in Arizona, or in
California.
He exaggerated the curative powers of fasting and natural
hygiene diets.
He "treated" people with ailments who came to him, using
urine samples, and iridology to diagnois a person. His
prescription usually consisted of a typewritten food
combination diet for the person to follow, fasting was also
often prescribed by "Dr" Benesh.
This is nothing more than practicing medicine without
a license.
Ailments "treated" by Benesh were ulcers, tumors, polyps in
the colon, alergies, and I am sure many others.
He "treated" one individual who had AIDS and made the
statement that "He will be dancing on the grave of his
doctor."
No wonder Benesh was always very careful to keep a low
profile wherever he lived, whether in Arizona, or in
California.