Hmmmmm, that's interesting. I can't remember the last time I saw the BIEL products advertised on TV or anywhere else. Wait a minute "several years ago the American general public became aware of the products on National TV in a ten minute segment with a resounding response in thousands of sales in one day, online sales as they weren't on the shelves. Now if at that time they were on the shelves those original sales would have been multiplied. The company was banned from selling their products overnight by a single phone call to the FDA, so unless you found a third party, you couldn't reorder you were told "not to be sold in the U.S". So now a stigma is attached causing one to wonder what might be wrong. What was wrong came in the form of a Denial by the great FDA, who never bothered to try and understand the technology or the product. So they continued for 8 years to send the company to the back on the line each time they asked for acceptance, at one coming back to the company to state they were on the wrong path, adding insult to injury. They placed a giant "yoke" around its neck and told them to get lost. Ah but they didn't, instead they took a $10,000. Grant from the I think, State of Maryland to help them sell their as they termed "Innovated Wares" across the Pond. So first the FDA tells them to get lost and then they're granted $10,000 to help sell the "INNOVATED PRODUCTS", the same products the FDA had no time for, hmmmm isn't that a kick in the ash. While bearing the yoke, and having little money they would be presumed dead. Not the case in 8 years they have amassed an astounding network of distributors in over 50 countries around the World establishing a huge footprint and increasing it as it goes on. So it travels through Europe with little to no advertising and managed to survive. The FDA trying to save face by giving partial clearance has again added to their gross negligence. In a time of upheaval over a what can only be termed, a desperate search for safe alternatives to pain and people killing drugs, they sit by and keep approving more drugs with deadly side affects. Now to advertise the products before they can be on a shelf in the local store, would be a costly adventure into what's known as an area of "LOST REVENUE". They may have discovered that fact after the famous 10 minutes, when they were unprepared for the response. I know a little bit about Global sale's and what happens when your product is not in the store. Yes my experience comes from being in the front line of supply for a multi million dollar Global company. If a customer can't find your product they'll purchase something else, and may never come back looking, resulting in "LOST REVENUE". I take the current silence to be Golden. Just my opinion, do your own DD. My post of the day, enjoy your weekend, as I will mine. GLTA
