The passage of the No Pain Act is a quantum leap f
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Posted On: 12/31/2022 10:15:32 AM
The passage of the No Pain Act is a quantum leap forward for treatment of pain w/o the use of opioids. It opens the door for products that are NOT based on derivatives of opium. Where do you think the word 'opioid' comes from? This is a big deal and it looks as if it could get a whole lot bigger. The hints, the ongoing tweets campaign, 'coincidences', OEM agreements, testimonials, clinics are actively using the product, everyday folks swear by it, worldwide distribution agreements; me (myself & I) have used the product for years w/ great and continuing success; are all coming to a head in the near future. Refer to Keith's tweet putting out an 'All Points Bulletin' for a Medicare coder. How often has that happened?
IMO, this No Pain Act is going to get major media attention. Mainstream media mostly are a bunch of mindless dweebs and lazy slimeballs groveling for paychecks; my opinion, of course. On occasion they come close to actual journalism but 99% of the time it's business as usual, meaning they 'write' what they are told to 'write'. Be that as it may, the passage of the No Pain Act addresses an issue that has affected millions of ordinary people, worldwide. As such it will get a lot of attention. It seems like it has not happened as yet (I don't watch tv so ... ). It will.
It affects medical practice nationwide. There is lots (I mean, lots) of money in healthcare. Lots of publicly traded companies provide equipment and services in the healthcare sector which, in turn, have provided a very healthy return for their shareholders. These very shareholders will look at this newly passed No Pain Act and ask themselves one question ...
What companies will be offering their products and/or services as a result of this newly passed No Pain Act? And here's the good part. It won't take long before they 'discover' a company called Bioelectronics (ticker symbol: BIEL). All you tweeters out there, feel free to go wild. All you knuckleheads who had the time of your life w/ Gamestop (GME), please, by all means, latch onto BIEL for the ride of a lifetime. All you social media addicts, get busy and do something constructive, for a change. Who knows, you might make some money in the process.
"Sic parvis magma" - Greatness from small beginnings
definitely BUY_MORE_SHARES
Later, WBeacham
IMO, this No Pain Act is going to get major media attention. Mainstream media mostly are a bunch of mindless dweebs and lazy slimeballs groveling for paychecks; my opinion, of course. On occasion they come close to actual journalism but 99% of the time it's business as usual, meaning they 'write' what they are told to 'write'. Be that as it may, the passage of the No Pain Act addresses an issue that has affected millions of ordinary people, worldwide. As such it will get a lot of attention. It seems like it has not happened as yet (I don't watch tv so ... ). It will.
It affects medical practice nationwide. There is lots (I mean, lots) of money in healthcare. Lots of publicly traded companies provide equipment and services in the healthcare sector which, in turn, have provided a very healthy return for their shareholders. These very shareholders will look at this newly passed No Pain Act and ask themselves one question ...
What companies will be offering their products and/or services as a result of this newly passed No Pain Act? And here's the good part. It won't take long before they 'discover' a company called Bioelectronics (ticker symbol: BIEL). All you tweeters out there, feel free to go wild. All you knuckleheads who had the time of your life w/ Gamestop (GME), please, by all means, latch onto BIEL for the ride of a lifetime. All you social media addicts, get busy and do something constructive, for a change. Who knows, you might make some money in the process.
"Sic parvis magma" - Greatness from small beginnings
definitely BUY_MORE_SHARES
Later, WBeacham
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