Re: Chi Machine

Jeezum.
You sound like you're advertising the doggone thing over
and over and over with all the claims and numbers and such.
Very nice.
You've worn me right out.

Truth is I care ALOT less about all of this than you do.

I paid WAY too much for one that didn't suit me; it had a
good concept, but the execution was a poor fit for ME.

So when I found a recommendation by a chiropractor for the
one I have and use now - I also found one for cheap and
took that risk knowing I might have TWO useless lumps instead
of the 1 I already had...but it came round right and instead
I got a machine which is comfortable for me and which I do
actually USE.

But back to all your so-important Chi machine assertions:
Bear in mind when I got mine (years ago) it may have had the
cover gadget as optional or the seller lied to me - which is
correct is now irrelevant - the seller got the $440, and I
got a machine that became an ornament...

Since you are SOOOOO in love with these things, why not
just email me an offer for the one I have up for sale ?
It is barely used and I'd be delighted for such a devout
Chi Machine enthusiast to get it for a needy relative or
something ?!!!

Otherwise I just add this:
There are studies to indicate all sorts of things, and even
statistics used to justify all sorts of terrible things - so
I don't buy too much into the kinds of things you've kept
quoting in your replies; instead I try something if I feel
there may be some good in it, and I decide for myself if a
thing is good or not.

Maybe I am much older than yourself - but when I was a kid
it was true that doctors would recommend to their patients
to take up smoking 'for their health' - and that was then
an ACCEPTED PRACTICE !!!
I wonder how many died painfully from diseases as a result
of their doctor's totally acceptable advice ?

So thanks, but I'll keep my own counsel - and recommend
that all intelligent people also do the same ! Tweet