I have known Serge Benhayon and his family for several years and have always found them to have the highest level of professionalism and integrity. Never has he claimed that any of his modalities can cure or treat cancer or any other illness or disease for that matter.
I am a healthcare provider and I know for a fact that Serge does not promote referrals under Medicare for treatments at his clinic. He and the practitioners of esoteric modalities have to undergo extensive training and rigorous accreditation and as members of the esoteric practitioners associated are insured by a very big company who have stated that they have never seen a code of ethics that demands such a high level of commitment, responsibility and integrity.
This article is obviously a compilation of other stories doing the round at the present time. If you are as truly independent as you claim to be then would it not be a good idea to investigate these claims, accusations and hearsays for yourself so that you can provide an unbiased report. I am more than certain that Mr Benhayon and anyone from Universal Medicine would be more than open to having the opportunity to speak for themselves and answer your questions.
Rachel Hall, Kenmore
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