Well, I disagree with you just a little bit there, in regards to you not appreciating my assertion of some strangeness in all of this. To address the statement made in your post which refutes strangeness related to the saga of BIEL. Thus, you state, "Actually there is nothing strange, it's right in front of us". Well, Yeah! It's right there in front of us, but why is this situation as such? Why is the FDA goldbricking BIEL? Why a relatively significant National Healthcare System not producing as expected? Why are the various billion dollar companies not signing deals, in order to get a piece of this transformative product? Why didn't BIEL take advantage of the partial FDA clearance (Knee & Heel), and use that breakthrough as a launching pad for their portfolio of other products? IMO, BIEL could have advertised Knee & Heel with ancillary AD material to give the general public, and physicians, a heads-up regarding future BIEL products which are in the pipeline (such as, migraine, Allay, Full Body, Recovery, etc.). See, that kind of communication would pique people's curiosity about the product and BIEL as a provider, as well. So, what would people do in response to that kind of advertisement? Well, there is a great chance they would research the company and their product(s) with the hope of finding a solution to their pain ordeal. Yes, in some cases, with the hope of finding that safe and effective path to improving their Quality of Life! A Great Thing!! Also, this would put pressure on the FDA to do what they are chartered to do. So, with none of the aforementioned items regarding “why” and “why not” not being explained to my satisfaction, I would classify such as being some form of the following: unusual, odd, curious, peculiar, bizarre, puzzling, perplexing, baffling, inexplicable, and yes, Strange!!
But Nonetheless, Go BIEL!! And GLTA!!!
