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I am going to open me up a stem cell clinic and start raking in the money... There are enough scientifically-naive people who would believe anything that I'd never run out of marks, er, patients.
I am going to open me up a stem cell clinic and start raking in the money... There are enough scientifically-naive people who would believe anything that I'd never run out of marks, er, patients.
Believe what you will...PT's have a significant place in our medical world, BUT it's true if less surgeries and rehabs were done PT's would have less work.
I'm thinking about the misery so many go thru with all these surgeries, and many elective.
I spent 4.5 months in hospital/rehabs and met MANY PT's and worked with them and they got me walking again after the mess of infection was cleaned up, but my issues all got worse when hip was removed and replaced in 2010. So so many people struggling to walk after so many elective invasive surgeries.
There are some who will sell patients what they want even if it does not work. It is a cash business. $$$ you know.
It's not invasive and they do work. I talked about 10 yrs ago with Prolo and my shoulder and 3 yrs of pain free shoulder. Both shoulders were injured from a lot of exercise work but I know I was helped when I first came in contact with Prolo about 10 yrs back.
Why wouldn't people want to have healing and not go thru so much pain.
It's not invasive and they do work. I talked about 10 yrs ago with Prolo and my shoulder and 3 yrs of pain free shoulder. Both shoulders were injured from a lot of exercise work but I know I was helped when I first came in contact with Prolo about 10 yrs back.
Why wouldn't people want to have healing and not go thru so much pain.
If it involves an injection into a joint, it is invasive.
You got better. The question is whether you would have gotten better without it or with standard PT.
Yep, any injection is invasive, but an injection into a joint is more so.
And they are MOSTLY around the joint, if you look at the videos I posted in The Prolotherapy History, you will see where they are injected. But your mind is very closed to this work so I'm sure you won't look. Someone healing from this work is so far fetched for so many here.
And if you think everyone walking into a surgeon's office is chomping at the bit for surgery, think again. There is a whole world of those very fearful and not wanting to do them once or again.
I've talked about 3 yrs of pain free shoulder help from Prolo but I'm ignored and who cares anyway. I do and that's why I post about this work. I don't make things up...I talk truth about the positive and negatives that I've dealt with...and I know YOU don't care.
The pharma people only talk about the greatness of their pharma world.
And they are MOSTLY around the joint, if you look at the videos I posted in The Prolotherapy History, you will see where they are injected. But your mind is very closed to this work so I'm sure you won't look. Someone healing from this work is so far fetched for so many here.
And if you think everyone walking into a surgeon's office is chomping at the bit for surgery, think again. There is a whole world of those very fearful and not wanting to do them once or again.
I've talked about 3 yrs of pain free shoulder help from Prolo but I'm ignored and who cares anyway. I do and that's why I post about this work. I don't make things up...I talk truth about the positive and negatives that I've dealt with...and I know YOU don't care.
The pharma people only talk about the greatness of their pharma world.
It does not matter whether they are injected into the joint or "all the way to the bone". It is still invasive.
Your personal experience does not mean that it works. For all you know, you would have gotten better with no treatment at all. The reason that prolotherapy is not mainstream is because there is no convincing evidence that it is better than placebo injections, and injections have a very high placebo response.
I spent 4.5 months in hospital/rehabs and met MANY PT's and worked with them and they got me walking again after the mess of infection was cleaned up, but my issues all got worse when hip was removed and replaced in 2010. So so many people struggling to walk after so many elective invasive surgeries.
The problem with your line of reasoning, and it has been pointed out to you countless times, is that you take a few isolated incidents and generalize them to encompass the entire population. You ignore independent studies, or just common sense observation, of facts that run contrary to your opinion.
I mean this in the kindest way possible, but you have no training in the sciences - at least it doesn't show in your writings.
I claim no special knowledge in the field of nautical sailing. So I do not pontificate about how to sail or who makes the best sailboats. "A person has got to know his/her limitations", with apologies to Clint Eastwood/Harry Calahan.
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