Re: Bindi N Friends

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Yep, I know it Sandy, they are outrageously expensive. It's cruel,

isn't it? People like us get desperate and if we can possibly swing

it some of us drop a load of cash on expensive treatments that are

not guaranteed.

I haven't read Teitelbaum's book yet but I am going to start

there before I do anything else.

Hope you feel better soon!

Bindi

>

> These prices are way over the top

> Bindi some of us are to sick to work

>

> Who would of known these implants

> would effect our health in this way

>

> Most of us can't even afford the supplements

> The manufactuers should be caring for all of us

>

> Not trying to be negative but my question is

> Have they handled woman with implant illness ??

>

> That's a lot of money your talking about

> Any amount is worth getting well but..

>

> If thier precedure does not give you any results

> Do you get a refund ???

>

> I would hate for them to take advantage of your illness

> Sandy~

>

> Tried to post about this last night but it didn't get through.

>

> Has anyone been to one of these centers and if so, have you have a

> good experience? I've read some good reviews about them, I've read

> all the literature, etc., and am wondering whether to give it a go.

I

> understand that Teitelbaum is the national director. I also

> know that the protocol leans heavily on hormone rebalancing, as

well

> as testing for viruses, bacteria and fungus. The treatment cost is

> pretty high, and they prescribe expensive supplements that

> Teitelbaum developed himself, so obviously there is a lot of money

> being made at this place at our expense. What else is new?

>

> I have been considering going to the closest one to me, in Las

Vegas.

> I am posting the response to an email inquiry I made.It bothered me

a

> little that this center would choose someone to respond whose

grammar

> skills are a little rough, but hey, who am I to talk?

>

> xo

>