Re: FRAUD ALERT!!! Andrew Ben-Hua Chung

On Sat, 22 Aug 2026 00:39:51 -0400, Loose Cannon <[email protected]>
wrote:

>"In summary, the primary reason for Dr. Chung’s license revocation was
>the board’s determination that his diagnosed psychiatric conditions
>made him incapable of practicing medicine with reasonable skill and
>safety, as verified through official evaluations and board
>deliberations"  - co-pilot AI
>
>https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/quack
>
>quack - a person who dishonestly pretends to have medical skills or
>knowledge
>
>https://www.ajc.com/blog/investigations/wonderfully-hungry-doc-suspended-medical-board/cqUeGUzdksyhvhTfYYQmvI/
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>By Carrie Teegardin
>Aug 4, 2016
>
>A Georgia physician who asks almost everyone if they are "wonderfully
>hungry" was told by the Georgia Composite Medical Board on Thursday
>that his license will be revoked if he doesn't complete a mental and
>physical evaluation within 30 days.
>
>Dr. Andrew Ben-Hua Chung had his license suspended by the board in
>June after failing to comply with an order to complete a comprehensive
>exam. The board said in its summary suspension order that it had
>concerns about the doctor's ability to practice safely, saying its
>investigation found that Chung refuses to speak to people unless they
>state they are "wonderfully hungry."
>
>https://gcmb.mylicense.com/verification
>
>Name: Andrew Ben-Hua Chung
>Designation: MD
>Lic #: 40347
>Profession: Physician
>Subtype: Full
>Status: Lapsed
>Issued: 8/3/1995
>Expires: 7/31/2017
>Street Address: **********
>MABLETON GA 30126
>County: Cobb
>Country: United States
>Public Document 04-40347
>
>ORDER OF THE BOARD:
>Comes now, the Georgia Composite Medical Board and hereby enters an
>Order after reviewing the Initial Decision in the above styled case.
>After hearing the argument and testimony of the Appellant herein,
>Andrew Ben-Hua Chung, M.D., the Board finds as follows after
>deliberation:
>
>FINDINGS OF FACT: The Board agrees with the initial decision.
>
>CONCLUSIONS OF LAW
>The Board agrees with the initial decision regarding conclusions of
>law.
>
>CONCLUSION
>The Board Orders that the respondent's license is revoked instanter.
>This the 9th day of March 2017.
>
>
>Continued Post-Revocation Legal Issues
>
>Even after losing his license, Dr. Chung continued to face
>administrative action from the state. In June 2023, the Georgia
>Composite Medical Board launched a subsequent investigation into
>complaints that he was practicing medicine without a license.
>Investigators discovered that he was using YouTube under the handle
>@HeartDocAndrew to dispense medical advice and explicitly hold himself
>out as a doctor while continuing to push his "#WonderfullyHungry"
>philosophy.
>
>The Georgia Composite Medical Board reviewed the 2023 online complaint
>against Andrew B. Chung and issued a Final Decision concluding that he
>was actively practicing medicine without a license and illegally
>holding himself out as a doctor.The formal investigation yielded
>several critical findings:
>
>1. Verification of the Internet Complaint
>
>The Trigger:
> In June 2023, the Board received a formal complaint from a citizen
>reporting that an individual identified as Andrew Chung was openly
>dispensing medical advice and operating under the guise of an active
>doctor online.The Evidence: Investigator testimony and digital
>tracking revealed a YouTube channel where Chung posted videos under
>his perspective—including a video titled “HeartDoc Andrew for
>#WonderfullyHungry President”.
>
>2. Unauthorized Medical Dispensation
>The Board's findings centered heavily on the comment sections of his
>social media platform, where he directly interacted with the public.
>The Board discovered that he used the handle @HeartDocAndrew
>to:Formally diagnose or assess users' physiological states
>online.Explicitly tell internet users that if they experienced
>specific physical cues, they were "cured" or safe from
>cardiorespiratory events.Claim that his extreme "#WonderfullyHungry"
>dietary regimen was the definitive solution to various complex,
>systemic health crises.
>
>3. Misleading Professional RepresentationThe Violation:
> The Board found that by continuing to use titles like "HeartDoc" and
>"MD/PhD" while explicitly giving targeted health directives, Chung
>violated Georgia state law, which strictly prohibits unlicensed
>individuals from presenting themselves as practicing physicians.
>
>The Defense Attempt:
> Chung routinely claimed online that he possessed an "Eternal Medical
>License". The Board formally rejected this notion, noting that his
>state medical privileges had been permanently revoked years prior for
>non-compliance with psychiatric evaluations.
>
>Final Legal Action
>As a result of these findings, the case transitioned into the Board’s
>official March 2025 Public Board Actions List, where a formal Final
>Decision was codified against him. Because the Board lacks criminal
>prosecution powers, these findings are typically used to issue strict
>Cease and Desist orders and are forwarded to state prosecutors to
>pursue misdemeanor or felony charges for the unlicensed practice of
>medicine.If you are interested, we can look into how Georgia law
>penalizes individuals who violate Cease and Desist orders or look into
>other public actions taken by the Georgia Composite Medical Board
>during that period.
>