The media have called him »Hamburg‘s toughest doctor«: a title well bestowed if you are nutty enough to take lunch in icy waters in the midd-le of winter. But this is typical of Frank Jester.
The media have called him »Hamburg‘s toughest doctor«: a title well bestowed if you are nutty enough to take lunch in icy waters in the midd-le of winter. But this is typical of Frank Jester. And goes a long way to understand his friend-ship with Germany‘s master of survival, Rüdiger Nehberg, with whom he floated down the River Elbe on a raft of junk.
Frank Jester‘s repertoire of adventures also includes cycling from Hamburg to Marocco, North Cape to Russia and even to India.
To say nothing about a 5,500 km trip around the Baltic Sea, on a diet of raw fruit and vegetables.
By comparison, his entry in the Guiness Book of Records for building the world‘s smallest ship in a bottle is almost appears like a side achievement. This all goes to show that the Hamburg-based doctor, dentist and alternative practitioner is not your typical theoretician. Over the past few years, in addition to his professional focus on detoxing, purification and nutrition he has been intensively preoccupied with the »miracle molecule« arginine. And, of course, with its practical implications. Hamburg‘s toughest doctor takes a tough line here, too.
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