Béla Bicsérdy

Béla Bicsérdy (1874 to 1951) was a Hungarian pioneer in health culture, born in Zenta and died in Billings, Montana. The Wikipedia lead describes him as a lifestyle reformer, an advocate of alternative medicine, a lecturer, the author of many books, an athlete, and a supporter of rawism, fasting and holistic therapies. He is a lay health reformer rather than a clinician in the lead, and the Medicine Atlas keeps him as a record of the diet and fasting reform movements that moved between Europe and the United States. It is a record of what was held and practiced, not medical advice, and further detail is left for a later depth pass.