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May 13, 2009
| Posted in Albany, Practitioners
Fraudulent Claims To quote John Wocher, "What lymph-drainage therapy and craniosacral therapy have in common is the nonsurgical removal of money from your wallet." It's too bad that professional massage therapists are being given a bad name by practitioners of quackery like "Lymph Drainage Therapy".
A Complete Rip-Off These homeopathic products are nothing but a rip-off. None of them works any better than placebo, and some of them can be dangerous due to contamination. Don't risk your valuable health or money.
May 13, 2009
| Posted in New York, Holistic Medicine
A Complete Rip-Off With education so expensive these days, don't throw your money down this rat hole. You will have no job when you graduate, no insurance company will reimburse you for your "skills", and good luck getting your tuition money back. There are so many reputable schools that provide training in health...
May 13, 2009
| Posted in Carlsbad, Holistic Medicine
A Complete Rip-Off With education so expensive these days, don't throw your money down this rat hole. You will have no job when you graduate, no health-insurance company will reimburse you for your "skills", and good luck getting your tuition money back. There are so many reputable schools that provide training in...
May 13, 2009
| Posted in Phoenix, Education & Training
A Complete Rip-Off With education so expensive these days, don't throw your money down this rat hole. You will have no job when you graduate, no insurance company will reimburse you for your "skills", and good luck getting your tuition money back. There are so many reputable schools that provide training in health...
May 13, 2009
| Posted in San Francisco, Practitioners
Complete Rip-Off This ten-year-old school, "since 1998", bills itself as "one of the longest running homeopathic schools in the country". That should tell you how long the average homeopathy school survives before it folds. The entire program is a costly sham, and students find out too late that they will not have...
Waste of Money Even the institute's own advertising material describes their goal to "keep learning easy". Their website also falsely claims that acupuncture is a science. Acupuncture is an ancient pseudo-science that has been debunked again and again as being no more effective than placebo. If you really want...
May 13, 2009
| Posted in Phoenix, Practitioners
Mish-mash of Massage and Quackery If you can extract the few useful classes from the mish-mash of quackery and health fraud such as "chakras", "energy healing", "DNA Cell(f) Imagery", then good for you. Otherwise, you're better of at a reputable massage school.
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May 13, 2009
| Posted in Albuquerque, Furniture
Well-intentioned, but not ready for prime time On the plus side, Ramblin Wood is an American company. On the minus side, their California King platform bed is not ready for prime time. It is shaky and rattly. Their twin bed might be okay. Their customer service seems well-intentioned, but many of their products need further design work and...
March 5, 2008
| Posted in Holistic Medicine
Expensive and ineffective There are many causes of nerve pain, and it is important to get a diagnosis of the cause of the problem before spending money on questionable and ineffective products. Improper treatment can result in the problem becoming worse, possibly irreversible.
