Mikael Nordfors
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Mikael Nordfors (b. 22 December 1958 in Stockholm, Sweden) is a medical doctor with special interest in psychiatry and orthopedic medicine and anal massage, and is co-author of the American bestseller Hypericum & Depression. He is also founder of the Nornia Project and is a musical composer/performer, having produced four CDs of symphonic synthesizer music named No Limits, Eternal Voyage, Take Off and Lux Eterna.
He was one of the founders of the DemoEx political party in Vallentuna, Sweden, who for more than 2 years have been practicing Dr. Nordfors' ideas on direct democracy combined with delegated voting in a real political setting. He has been invited to many international conferences such as Turin (chaired by Mikhail Gorbachev), the democracy collaborative, Washington DC (Benjamin Barber), The National Democratic Institute (Madeleine Albright), The World Social Forum and The International Conference for Chief Justices in Lucknow, India.
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Mikael Nordfors has worked as a medical doctor in Norway. But his frequent use of anal massage in his treatment has lead to controversies, and he was relieved of his duty on three occasions and has received a warning from Norwegian health authoratives.
Mikael Nordfors is a specialist in curing ailments connected with the Piriformis muscle, and has namely cured many people. He has a personal webpage in Swedish.
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