Re: Another good and honest doctor being silenced and persecuted

[Guest guest]

It is often said that a Federal Prosecutor could ‘indict a ham sandwich’

and that is probably close to truth. What they can’t do is get a conviction

of that ham sandwich.

Apparently Dornsbach, if the court documents have any validity, crossed a few

lines. It seems they have evidence he represented himself as a Chiropractor,

Naturopath and I believe, but not sure, an M.D.

The charges reveal these organizations in California have denied Dornsbach has

such credentials. That did not help his case at all.

Additionally they go on to charge that he provided ‘injections’ that carried

non-approved NSAIDS which, in one woman’s case, supposedly caused great harm.

They go on to charge that Dornsbach was part owner of the company whose

‘products’ he was pushing and ‘pushing’ was my choice of word not the

official charge.

Many of us believe we know that various agencies and professions frown upon

Alternative practitioners therefore such people need to really watch their Ps &

Qs and dot all there I’s and cross their T’s.

I do not know enough about this man, his work, or his ethics but I do know that

if most of the charges have validity, then it is no wonder he was convicted.

Here is the request for an arrest warrant conclusion:

WHEREFORE, your declarant prays for the issuance of a warrant for the arrest of

the above-named defendant for three (3) violations of Business and Profession

Code section 2052(a) for treating the sick or afflicted without a certificate;

two (2) violations of Health and Safety Code section 111440 for selling or

offering for sale a misbranded drug; two (2) violations of Health and Safety

Code section 111450 for receiving or delivering a misbranded drug; one (1)

violation of Health and Safety Code section 109300 for unlawfully offering for

sale a cancer cure; one (1) violation of Health and Safety Code section 109365

for fraudulent representations as to the method or treatment of cancer; one (1)

violation of Penal Code section 487 (a) Grand Theft of money exceeding four

hundred dollars; and one (1) attempted violation of Penal Code section 487(a)

Grand Theft of money exceeding four hundred dollars.

It is obvious that a couple of these charges could easily be brushed aside but

the pieces add up therefore unless his defense had a good case, such as Dr.

Burzinski had which got him off three times, Dornsbach had a tough case to beat.

One person was told the 2 – 3 week stay at the clinic would cost from $16,500

to $23,500 respectively. Of particular concern to me was the issuance of

non-steroidal injections (NSAIDS)without divulging the ingredients which

resulted in people facing potentially dangerous drugs without knowing what they

were getting. The fact that these people would then self-administer NSAIDS

without knowing what they were getting is very disturbing.

Things are not always as they appear so we have to see what an appeal does and

whether or not Dornsbach has a defense.

If he doesn’t, then perhaps he belongs off the street so to speak. I ask

myself, with all of the practitioners around, why is Dornsbach getting such

pressure? Perhaps he went too far?

If you go to the Internet you will find Quackwatch also attacks him, but that

doesn’t give validity to the charges because Quackwatch has its own issues

with credibility. If this man is innocent or just ‘stretched’ the truth a

bit, then let’s hope for mercy and perhaps contacting the judge, if you have

legitimate reasons, can do some good. Again, why Dornsbach?

Joe C.

From: detwa_3017

Subject: [ ] Another good and honest doctor being silenced and

persecuted

The San Diego District Attorney (Bonnie Dumanis) the FDA, DEA and even the FBI

joined forces and have worked tirelessly over the past 2 years to silence and

discredit Dr. Donsbach. After spending almost a million dollars of his

hard-earned money to defend himself - on December 13, 2010 - Dr. Donsbach was

convicted of 13 felony counts of various forms of 'mis-representing himself as a

Licensed Medical Doctor,' with a five year prison sentence - forcing him to

accept a Plea Bargain - pleading guilty to 13 felony counts that he did not feel

he was guilty of - in order to reduce his sentence to one year in jail.

(((I won't post anymore so this doesn't get any longer, but anyone interested in

reading further about how to write letters to the judge and ask for leniency in

sentencing, please go to the Healthy Items website - it is right on the front

page www.healthyitems.com)))