Julia,

Very happy your treatment was a success. I wish mine had been. Maybe I should have insisted on Dr Bussell to do my treatment. And I was not saying it’s a scam. I said several times I had a lot of faith on the Loma Linda reputation, and that’s why I was willing to struggle down there and back by myself on airlines (and we know what a nightmare that is) and spend about $500 out of pocket. I was also stranded for a while at Ontario Airport because my Uber app was not being recognized for some reason and I couldn’t get a ride to LL. My neuropathy is progressing and my mobility is slowly getting worse. Pain is not that big of an issue, but mostly numbness and balance. In fact, if this were available up in the San Francisco Bay area where I could go there with ease, I would be willing to pay for the additional therapy.

So I still feel their business folks should be getting more people like you to give more testimonials especially how they are doing a year or two after treatment. Because in spite of the claim of ‘over 4700 patients treated successfully', there’s still only a handful of first hand accounts of success. And the published study you mentioned, was of a very small group, 28 total, 17 INF, 11 placebo or sham. And although some of the results lean in favor of INF. There were also some favorable results of the placebo group. But these were all short term results.

However, I’m sure most people don’t care much about the results for other people, but only about “how well will it work for them?” And the only way to know for sure is to travel there and try it. I encourage anyone to try it and hope they get good results like you. And as I said if this becomes available in the San Francisco bay area, I would probably be one of the first in line to try the full treatment procedures.

I hope you continue to have the pain relief and good health results for years to come.

Dave