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Posted On: 04/24/2018 12:16:44 AM
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I liked it so much I bought the company!
That's what I would say if I were Victor Kiam. Most of you have no clue, I know and it's okay, but some of you old farts can relate.
Seriously, this really and truly is a remarkable device. Regardless of whether or not you buy the stock, if you have chronic pain or know someone who is suffering with it, I urge you to at least give it a try. I was a major skeptic until, at the advice of a friend, I finally gave it a try on herniated and deteriorating discs. How does it work, I have no idea but it does. I've since purchased several more to give to family and friends just to try....no strings attached.
Only after I personally experienced the pain relief did I buy some stock. Because before then it was all horseshit to me. I've never believed in magnetic therapy but I've also never heard of or tried electromagnetic therapy. Usually it's those infomercial bracelets or copper crap that they sell telling you that your golf game or some similar activity will be so much better if you use their device. To me, BIEL was just another infomercial until I tried their device. I tried it and I can not deny it's efficacy.
Atlas1
That's what I would say if I were Victor Kiam. Most of you have no clue, I know and it's okay, but some of you old farts can relate.
Seriously, this really and truly is a remarkable device. Regardless of whether or not you buy the stock, if you have chronic pain or know someone who is suffering with it, I urge you to at least give it a try. I was a major skeptic until, at the advice of a friend, I finally gave it a try on herniated and deteriorating discs. How does it work, I have no idea but it does. I've since purchased several more to give to family and friends just to try....no strings attached.
Only after I personally experienced the pain relief did I buy some stock. Because before then it was all horseshit to me. I've never believed in magnetic therapy but I've also never heard of or tried electromagnetic therapy. Usually it's those infomercial bracelets or copper crap that they sell telling you that your golf game or some similar activity will be so much better if you use their device. To me, BIEL was just another infomercial until I tried their device. I tried it and I can not deny it's efficacy.
Atlas1
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