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Unlicensed medical practice investigation in Greece
Overview
An investigation into an alleged unlicensed medical clinic operating from a villa in Voula, Greece, has uncovered claims of unauthorized medical procedures, such as liposuction. The investigation revealed that a linked holistic therapy company used a tobacco shop as its registered business address. The individual behind these operations, who reportedly claims a doctorate from Honolulu, has declined to comment directly.
As the situation developed, patients began coming forward with specific allegations against a practitioner claiming expertise in ‘biosynchronization’. Victims reported being promised treatments for mental health issues and panic attacks using ‘quantum physics and elixirs’. One complainant described paying 270 euros for solutions based on hair samples and photographs, while another patient reported suffering significant harm after undergoing sessions and consuming elixirs.
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[CRIME] 4 sourcesGreece: Allegations of fraudulent holistic medical practices
Patients in Greece have reported a practitioner using fraudulent holistic methods, including quantum physics and elixirs, to claim they can cure panic attacks.
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[CRIME] 4 sourcesVoula villa clinic investigation reveals unlicensed medical practices
An investigation reveals an unlicensed medical clinic allegedly operating from a villa in Voula, Greece, involving a suspicious holistic therapy company with a fake business address.
Sources
e-thessalia.gr · healthweb.gr · kriti360.gr · lawandorder.gr · newsit.gr · omegalive.com.cy · pelop.gr · zarpanews.gr