Re: Neurolink (Neurological Integration System) Therapy

I really don't post much on here, but I do a ton of reading. I can chyme in on this subject though.

I have heard of it and actually had the pleasure of experiencing its benefits. I was suffering from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome caused by a possible bloodbourne infection. I was slowly recovering until I had a bad setback that sent me back to my doc over a scary irregular heartbeat, he sent me for tests just to make sure that my heart was fine then he scheduled me for a series of NIS sessions. I am fortunate to have a doc that is a DO and an ND that takes my insurance for office visits, but I have to pay out of pocket for special treatments. He always levels with me when he recommends something that I have to pay for and I am very thankful. To sum up my experiences, I completed the full program over about six visits and was given triguard plus in conjunction. The die off that I experienced during this time was horendous. I can only imagine that it must have been similar to chemotherapy. I was able to return to work in about sixty days, had to cut it short because my insurance company couldn't understand my illness with no clinical findings. I am now doing well and contemplating another round of NIS + triguard plus to finish the job because I'm still not 100%. I have since used triguard plus alone regularly with nowhere near the benefit. I would recommend this treatment by a professional with almost any debilitating problem, but the eliminative organs must be working well when treating infections or viruses with this combination.

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