Dardik may not have been the perfect physician 20 years ago - but there is *much more* to the story than meets the eye.
The medical suspension apparently was the result of the constant, nagging insistence and lawsuits from a *single dissatisfied patient* with MS, who has continued to slander Dardik's reputation for decades (check out the Amazon reviews or Lewin's fine book). That's right: a single persistent individual can do this kind of damage to a physician in some states. She may have had a valid complaint. I don't know enough about the case in question, nor his medical treatment to comment, but I have heard that MS can be extraordinarily difficult to treat in some patients - and his treatment was not sanctioned by the FDA which was the biggest problem. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiple_sclerosis I do know of other top-notch Doctors, extremely competent and the best-of-the-best, who have been sued successfully over almost nothing more serious than annoying "bedside manners" -- so this action should not in any way reflect on Dardik's overall competence. It reflects more on the shoddiness of the legal profession in many cases. BTW - Dardik has a bunch of new videos out on YouTube - and it would not surprise me in the least if he becomes "The Man" in LENR - the guy who finally gets a commercial product to market. The Israelis need this more than anyone, and what is it they say about "necessity being the mother of invention" ? ... ... not to mention, how many scumbags have been good inventors in the past - Edison comes to mind. Edison was both genius, and the egotistical fool who electrocuted several elephants in a vain and silly attempt to show that Tesla's AC was too dangerous to use in a home. OK- let's just say Edison was a despicable petty human being, but a great inventor. The two contrasting traits are not uncommon in the same individual. In fact, creativity and insanity are rather closely paired in many well known people, wouldn't you say? Jones
