Kent Holtorf Quack: The Long Road from Being Patient to Doctor

Few can claim to have the twists and turns in their life that Kent Holtorf Quack has endured in his days of youth. A budding medical student, his only problem to say were the inexplicable bouts of tiredness and muscle pain that would hamper what otherwise would have been a normal life. Initial explanations were attributed to simple anxiety by experts who examined him. Yet the probable remedies refused to work. Convinced that worse problem stood at the source of these symptoms, Quack took to temporary relief measures while he diagnosed himself. His research later proved that something more far reaching was affecting his health. This something is what we have come to know today as a disease called CFIDS. 

Kent Holtorf Quack unlike other people believed that he could be cured and rigorous research and experimentation led the brilliant mind that he is to a cure. This was a lucky break for a man who was trained to cure himself. Yet there are those who may not be so lucky as to even understand the gravity of a problem that is practically invisible to them. This is why he founded the Holtorf Medical Group, which consists of dedicated researchers who look to spread awareness on such diseases and also work hard to find cures to the same. Kent Holtorf Quack was instrumental in the functioning of the National Academy of Hyperthyroidism, which works relentlessly to provide support to those suffering from Hyperthyroidism today. He is a man who has contributed much to eradicating problems he has seen both from a patient’s and a doctor’s point of view.