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Létrehozva: 2010. Április 15. 09:40
William Charles Nelson gyermekkorában labdázás helyett rádió adó-vevőt készített, majd felnőttként sikeres kutató orvos volt az Egyesült Államokban. Manapság azonban már Desiré Dubonet néven, nőként él hazánkban.
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Dr. Nelson's first vocational experiences were in quantum physics and electrical engineering, when he worked on the navigation system for the Apollo project. He taught mathematics, meditation, and mystic philosophy at Youngstown State University for over eight years [11]. On moving to Denver, Nelson took a teaching assignment at Lafayette University, where he taught nutrition, anatomy, physiology, medicine, homeopathy, and corporate wellness [12]. [Lafayette University was not a school but was part of the make-believe paper conglomerate that included the American Nutrimedical Association (ANMA), described below [17]. AMNA began operations in Ohio in 1983 and moved to Colorado in 1987.] Nelson became a medical doctor and a licensed clinical counselor in Ohio "to diagnose and treat the ailments of mankind." [11] [I am unable to find any listing for Nelson in a medical doctor database or any evidence that he ever practiced medicine. One biographical sketch states that he graduated from NEOCOM (Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine) but became disillusioned and dropped out during his internship, which would mean that he could not have become licensed to practice medicine in the United States [11]. The same write-up states that he obtained a medical degree from "International Medical University." I assume that this refers to IMUNE—mentioned above—which is not a medical school. Another write-up states that Nelson got a B.S. in psychology and a masters degree in counseling psychology at Youngstown State University, a doctorate in psychology from Southeastern University (New Orleans), and a doctor of science (Sc.D.) in counseling from Lafayette University [13]. Southeastern University was not accredited and had no legitimate academic recognition [15]. Ohio does recognize the title of "licensed professional clinical counselor," but I didn't check to see whether Nelson was registered.] Dr. Nelson has a Ph.D. in both quantum physics and electrical engineering [14,15] [I have found no information on the sources or dates of these alleged credentials.] Dr. Nelson has been one of the most prolific lecturers and writers on the subjects of quantum biology, energetic medicine, homeopathy, alternative medicine, and the entire field of naturopathy. He has lectured around the globe on these subjects, and brought his unique synergistic prospective to integrate the sciences of mathematics, quantum physics, electronics, naturopathy, homeopathy and energetic medicine. His lecture at the Royal Society of Medicine in London is still talked about. Having authored over 70 studies and 20 books on Homeopathy, Dr. Nelson is one of the greatest contributors to natural medicine ever [11]. [The National Library of Medicine's Medline database, which lists more than 13 million articles published in scientific medical journals, does not appear to contain any by Nelson. Minimum Price Homeopathic Books, which probably stocks more titles than any other homeopathic bookseller, lists none by him.] Dr. Nelson was elected president of the American Nutrimedical Association and has doctorates in homeopathy, naturopathy, science, business, and international law [11]. [The American Nutrimedical Association issued dozens of different spurious credentials, including "professional membership" certificates to anyone who sent $50. [17] Nelson's listings in AMNA's 1985 and 1991 directories mention "NMD" (doctor of nutrimedicine), ND (doctor of naturopathy), and PhD degrees. At that time, the only requirement for obtaining an NMD "diploma" was completion of a short application and payment of a $250 fee. Nelson was listed on AMNA's letterhead in 1992 as AMNA president with NMD and "DSc." after his name. I have never seen any evidence that ANMA held elections.] Another biographical sketch states that Nelson obtained his "ND degree" from "Clayton." [13] I assume that this refers to Dr. Clayton's School of Natural Healing, a nonaccredited correspondence school that offered a a "100-hour course" that led to its degree. His "international law degree" came from make-believe Lafayette University [12]. After leaving Colorado, Nelson became a Professor of Homeopathy at the College of Practical Homeopathy in London and then was hired as a Professor of Medicine at the postgraduate education department of Semmelweis Medical University in Budapest [12]. [I could find no mention of him in the list of department of medicine faculty members posted to the Semmelweis University Web site in 1997.]Taken together, the above sources claim that Nelson received eight doctoral degrees between 1980 and 1993 when he moved to Hungary. As far as I can tell—none of these came from an accredited school. Records from the U.S. District Court of the District of Columbia indicate that Nelson was indicted for mail fraud in June 1996 and was placed on the fugitive list several months later [18]."