Re: <M666> The Mark of the Quack: Next stop on his journey

On Sun, 14 Jun 2026 16:54:08 -0700, Michael Ejercito
<[email protected]> wrote:

>Loose Cannon wrote:
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>> https://postimg.cc/WhVK1GmM
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>    Nice fanart. It is sure detached from reality.
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>
>  Michael

No gook, that is his reality. Once again he finds himself as the point
of focus with the State of Georgia
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.