Replies to post #342302 on Bioelectronics Corp (BIEL)

[art2426]

>>> The pain is in my hip and knee; the problem is in my lower back.<<<


I think that is called 'referred pain'. Quite often happens with back (spine) problems. I had shooting sharp chest pains in my 20's. Went through all the obvious many tests for heart and lung. All came back negative. So my MD asked me if I ever hurt my back. I said YES from college football injury from getting 'speared' (helmet blow to lower back). Took x-rays and saw the problem and the damage from the blow to my spine. Said that is common to have pain in other areas from a back injury (referred pain). Told me I would most likely have arthritis later in life. Fast forward to today and the reason why I wear the 'PATCH' on my lower back.

The PATCH works --- the management selling the product, doesn't. --- That's a shame.

[gimmee greenbacks]

GSO..are you a BEILEVER???!!

Say it Ain’t So!!!

It’s be a shame if it went away huh??



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[jebby]

Consider acupuncture--they put needles in your feet to treat pain all over the body. A person's back might hurt, but it could be nerve related and not muscle related, and the spine is like the central cable housing that bundles nerves to the brain. Another way to look at this is a car's engine might be fine, but won't start, because the electrical system (fuse) is blown). So you got the Patch to work because you (seemingly) randomly applied it to the correct point.

Senior Whelan did get this, and that was why he couldn't sell the company when he had a decent opportunity in the wayback. The reason this tech is gaining acceptance in Asia more because they have a cultural acceptance that the body works a united organism. The Western view is to treat the body as a machine with interchangeable parts.

[The_Pro]

Put the ActiPatch on for 720 hours STRAIGHT, then you can complain.