🌍 Global Pattern of Fraud? An Investigative Exposé


The Rise and Fall of Wellbeing International Foundation Ltd: An Investigative Exposé

By Steven Millard - Investigative Correspondent | June 2025

Wellbeing International Foundation Ltd, a company once promoting itself as a pioneer in cutting-edge regenerative medicine, is now at the center of a storm involving allegations of medical fraud, misrepresentation, and international regulatory scrutiny. With operations spanning Bermuda and the UK, the company’s sudden rise—and even swifter fall—offers a cautionary tale about the dangers of unregulated medical therapies and unchecked health claims.

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💼 The Promise of “Cell-Free Therapy”

Founded in 2015 and registered in Bermuda, Wellbeing International Foundation Ltd marketed itself as a leader in “cell-free therapy,” a term used to describe an alleged medical process in which cell secretions from a patient’s own body are extracted, modified, and reinfused to treat a range of conditions. These included Parkinson’s, sports injuries, diabetes, and even cancer.

The company’s public-facing website and brochures claimed the treatments were the result of “25 years of scientific development” in government-regulated UK laboratories, while simultaneously stating the therapies were natural and “completely non-invasive.”

But there was a glaring issue: no clinical trial data. No peer-reviewed studies. No medical registration with health authorities in the UK, EU, or US. Just marketing language and testimonials.

⚠️ Red Flags Emerge

Over time, whistleblowers and former clients began to raise concerns:

  • High Costs: Patients were reportedly charged between £20,000 and £40,000 per course of treatment.

  • Unqualified Staff: Medical consultations were allegedly conducted by individuals without medical degrees or recognized clinical training.

  • Miracle Claims: The company promoted treatments with promises of dramatic recoveries, citing personal anecdotes in place of verified outcomes.

By late 2024, investigative watchdog groups and consumer protection advocates began documenting these concerns in detail, sparking wider awareness and media scrutiny.

👨‍⚖️ Legal Trouble and Leadership Under Fire

In early 2025, company director Andrew Chancellor was charged at Oxford Crown Court on multiple counts of serious fraud, including misappropriation of charity funds and providing misleading medical advice. He is currently awaiting trial, with several former patients set to testify.

Simultaneously, regulators in the United Kingdom, Germany, and the United States launched independent investigations into Wellbeing International Foundation Ltd and its affiliated clinics and consultants.

The UK’s Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) confirmed it was “actively investigating” the firm’s promotional activities under the Cancer Act 1939, which forbids advertising unlicensed cancer treatments.

🌍 Global Pattern of Fraud?

Wellbeing International Foundation Ltd’s fall is part of a growing global pattern. Around the world, regulators have clamped down on clinics and companies offering stem cell or regenerative therapies without scientific backing:

  • In the U.S., the Stem Cell Institute of America was fined and banned from offering treatments.

  • In New York, Park Avenue Stem Cell Clinic was hit with a $5.1 million judgment for deceptive practices.

  • In Sweden and the Bahamas, companies like Cellcolabs continue to operate in legal grey zones offering similar treatments to high-paying clients.

The common thread: desperate patients, high fees, and little to no verified science.

📢 Consumer Warning Issued

Medical authorities and advocacy groups are now warning the public to avoid Wellbeing International Foundation Ltdand any associated "consultants" offering unverified regenerative medicine. A number of clients are reportedly pursuing legal action to recover their funds and expose what many now describe as a “scam disguised as science.”

✅ Conclusion

The case of Wellbeing International Foundation Ltd reveals how companies can exploit hope, medical desperation, and regulatory loopholes to operate unchecked—until they don’t. As international authorities tighten regulations, this investigation may serve as a wake-up call to the growing dangers of pseudoscientific medicine marketed to vulnerable communities.

If you or someone you know has been affected by this company or similar operations, you are encouraged to file a report with national health authorities or consumer protection services.

For further updates and related investigative articles, visit our blog:
🌐 yourwellbeinginternationalfoundation.blogspot.com

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