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Florida man diagnosed patients with diabetes, promised cure with 'his own blood'

Posted on 2/13/19 at 8:14 am
Posted by DemonKA3268
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Posted on 2/13/19 at 8:14 am
Hate to say it but there are some gullible people in the world.
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Deputies in Hernando County have arrested a 73-year-old Tampa man accused of practicing health care without a medical license of any kind.
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Onelio Hipolit-Gonzalez reportedly advertised his services on a website called "El Classificado," an advertisement website for the Hispanic community
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The advertisement reportedly showed Hipolit-Gonzalez in a white coat with the title "Dr. Onelio Hipolit." He advertised that he could treat "hernias, diabetes, Parkinson's disease, cancer, multiple sclerosis, arthritis, renal failure, Leukemia, Fibromyalgia, ulcers, vision problems, cysts and many other health problems."
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Investigators say Hipolit-Gonzalez never had a medical license, of any kind, in the state of Florida.
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“They’ve been seeking cancer treatment and they have been told by a licensed professional that they aren’t curable maybe he’s convincing people ‘Yes I can cure you as long as you pay me up front.,"
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During the appointment, the patient was handed a clipboard and asked to fill out paperwork and then he was asked to pay $160, which he did. After the patient paid, Hipolit-Gonzalez checked the patient's blood pressure and pulse and then placed a band around the patient's head and had him hold a metal rod, which were both connected to a machine on the table. The machine started making beeping noises when it was turned on and Hipolit-Gonzalez told the patient that the device was testing his "heart, brain, intestinal system, bones, nerves, and "everything else," according to a press release.
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When the "test" was complete, Hipolit-Gonzalez told the patient that "his cholesterol was on the way to being high" and that he "was not getting enough oxygen to his brain." Hipolit-Gonzalez also told the patient that he has "50 percent fat in his liver and his gallbladder was not in good health." He also told the patient that he had Diabetes and Osteoporosis. He went on to tell the patient that he cured the owner of the house of his diabetes and called the owner to get his testimony for the patient. Then he told the patient he could cure him as well with several more visits for $2,000 and by injecting the patient with "his own blood."
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At that point, detectives went into the house and arrested Hipolit-Gonzalez. He was taken to the Hernando County Sheriff's Office to be interviewed by detectives. During the interview, Hipolit-Gonzalez told detectives he didn't think he needed a license to practice medicine. He said he was a lab technician in Cuba and when he moved to Florida he went to school to get a certificate for Iridology, herbology and nutrition. When they asked him about the machine he used during the appointment, he said he bought it online and there was no schooling necessary to operate it. He told them men need to hold the rod in their left hand and women hold it in their right hand and he believes it is very accurate and it will detect "everything,"
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Posted on 2/13/19 at 8:17 am to
Didn’t read but guessing Florida.
Posted by TOSOV
Member since Jan 2016
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Posted on 2/13/19 at 8:25 am to
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Hipolit-Gonzalez in a white coat with the title "Dr. Onelio Hipolit."


Hyphanting the guys name when he clearly doesnt is stupid. Anyway...

I agree people are gullible, but when really sick people will try anything. Heck I saw the other day where a company is trying to create a supplement out of great athletes poop. "Is it a sports enhancher or no??"..."story at 11"
Posted by Sidicous
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Member since Aug 2015
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Posted on 2/13/19 at 8:33 am to
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pay $160, which he did
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told the patient he could cure him as well with several more visits for $2,000
Sounds more like he went to some Insurance Industry sponsored courses than any med school prerequisite courses.

There's his real crime: adding to the high cost of healthcare in America!

Gullible idiots gonna gullible idiot. Maybe some free college degree for everyone would solve this!
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