Chinese herbalist guilty after diabetic patient dies

Australian Community Media

A Chinese herbalist described as hostile and self-serving has been found guilty of professional misconduct after a diabetic patient he told to stop taking western medicine died. Yun Sen Luo, 59, had been practising Chinese herbal medicine and acupuncture at Dao Chuan Zhong Yi, a clinic in Burwood in Sydney's inner west. Video via AAP.

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00:44Do you have an apology to make to me?

00:48The police say you've showed no remorse.

00:50He doesn't have any brains,

00:51Do you have other patients for victim?

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