Guy-Claude Burger

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Guy-Claude Burger (French: [ɡi.klod byʁ.ʒɛʁ]) (born September 4, 1934), is a French essayist known for creating a dietary practice called instinct therapy which he exhibited in three separate works published between 1985 and 1990. He also espoused a theory of "metapsychoanalysis", described by the press as pedophilia apologia. He came into conflict with the Swiss and French courts several times, cited in the French National Assembly's report Sects and Money, indicating that he had been convicted for fraud and the illegal practice of medicine in 1997. He was also sentenced for fifteen years in December 2001 for the "rape of a minor under fifteen years of age". He has since been classified by the press as a "pedophile guru." According to forensic psychiatrist Jean-Marie Abgrall, who specialises in cults, Burger is "a great structural pervert" and "a very great manipulator." She also stated: "For Mr. Burger, removing the taboo of incest and pedophilia would result in a crime-free society. In other words, it is society that produces the crime. It is totally immoral which implies that a perfect society would accept pedophilia and incest."