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As this thread has now got so long, many of the links to other sites that have useful information on Universal Medicine have become harder to find. I thought it would be useful to keep a post that has all the links on, as more sites appear, they can always be added and this message bumped:

words from the families of universal medicine students blog

serge benhayon and universal medicine investigation

um support group

Good Weekend Article

SMH article 1

SMH article 2

Medical Observer "Inside Universal Medicine" article

Medical Observer TGA findings article

Today Tonight TV report on Universal Medicine

A Current Affair TV report on Universal Medicine

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HerbertKane178
As this thread has now got so long, many of the links to other sites that have useful information on Universal Medicine have become harder to find. I thought it would be useful to keep a post that has all the links on, as more sites appear, they can always be added and this message bumped:

words from the families of universal medicine students blog

serge benhayon and universal medicine investigation

um support group

Good Weekend Article

SMH article 1

SMH article 2

Medical Observer "Inside Universal Medicine" article

Medical Observer TGA findings article

Today Tonight TV report on Universal Medicine

A Current Affair TV report on Universal Medicine

Thanks Herb, that's very helpful.

Just thought I'd add the Medical Observer 'prana treatment' article:
[www.medicalobserver.com.au]

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"Yes, Serge did say that the annual turnover for UniMed was around $A2. mill. He also told you that much of that goes back into the business to support students. He mentioned that he maintains a second home where seriously ill students can stay free of charge while they are having medical treatment at the local hospital. He offers these and other seriously ill people free healing sessions to complement their medical treatment. Serge sponsors many students world wide who want to attend events but may not have the funds. UniMed has a small staff as well as the other costs associated with any small business. Serge and his family live a very modest life as those close to him will attest. While Serge did not come from a wealthy family, he worked even while at school and had earned himself a Porsche in his early twenties. He started as a tennis coach but went on to own a successful tennis academy which saw him very financially secure before he started Unimed. We all heard Serge tell you that he lived in a more grand house then than he does now! To suggest or imply that he is doing what he now does for the money is a misrepresentation of the truth and if I may say, not worthy of a serious journalist."

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Thanks for highlighting that for everyone's benefit, Herb. It would be remiss for anyone to suggest that Serge was in this for the money, especially considering how much material wealth he gave up to pursue his destiny as a World Teacher.

Though I'm sure the person who originally posted this is mistaken about Serge's family not being wealthy. According to the recent article 'The Da Vinci Mode', Serge is:

"...the scion of a wealthy clothing manufacturer from the Uruguayan capital of Montevideo..."

[m.theage.com.au]

Then again, this could be just another of those scurrilous lies perpetuated by the abusive, unscrupulous media as part of their smear campaign against Serge. If he didn't come from a wealthy family background, it makes his high-flying success as a tennis coach all the more impressive. Not as impressive as his decision to give that all away in order to answer 'The Call' of the Heirarchy, though.



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HerbertKane178
I think they are having technical issues over at Universal Medicine. I've noticed posts disappearing from their blogs. The below posting WAS on "Words on Serge Benhayon" blog. For some reason it disappeared. Luckily, thanks to the wonders of the internet, it's not lost. So I share it here just in case anyone wants to read it.

And if anyone at Universal Medicine wants a copy so they can post it back up again, do get in touch. The post is quoted below:

Today Tonight
— AUGUST 1, 2012

by Anonymous

Thank you Neil Doorley (Today Tonight, channel 7) for visiting the UniMed Clinic with at least a half open mind (and heart). However when you found that we were normal people who had decided of our own free will to make changes in our lives, you had to find another angle for a story. Hence, you choose a few quotes from Serge which when taken out of context implied other than the truth.

Yes, Serge did say that the annual turnover for UniMed was around $A2. mill. He also told you that much of that goes back into the business to support students. He mentioned that he maintains a second home where seriously ill students can stay free of charge while they are having medical treatment at the local hospital. He offers these and other seriously ill people free healing sessions to complement their medical treatment. Serge sponsors many students world wide who want to attend events but may not have the funds. UniMed has a small staff as well as the other costs associated with any small business. Serge and his family live a very modest life as those close to him will attest. While Serge did not come from a wealthy family, he worked even while at school and had earned himself a Porsche in his early twenties. He started as a tennis coach but went on to own a successful tennis academy which saw him very financially secure before he started Unimed. We all heard Serge tell you that he lived in a more grand house then than he does now! To suggest or imply that he is doing what he now does for the money is a misrepresentation of the truth and if I may say, not worthy of a serious journalist.
Yes Serge, did admit that he says that he is the reincarnation of Leonardo da Vinci (although it is difficult to believe this if you see him draw stick figures on the black board!). He qualified that by explaining that he mentions it to students to make the point that the work he presents is not new but has a long lineage and that Leonardo was but one in that lineage. This will all be revealed in a book currently being written in the UK about the many enlightened teachers who have been part of keeping this lineage alive. (Now, there’s a story!). Lastly, we had to smile when we saw that the camera had chosen to focus on the women in the audience and pretend that the men did not exist! And, not even one word from Adam who also had a long interview with you. We trust that when this story is even bigger that you will return with an open heart and report the full truth. We would love to welcome you back in that capacity. Meanwhile you are most welcome to slip under the media radar and come for another healing session any time you so feel! I am sure that Serge would sponsor you and if not, then it is on me!!


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