It Just Sounds Too Good To Be True…
Now This Is Just Too Good To Be True!
I hear that one a lot. I really want to do this BUT…
Add excuse here.
Bottom line…It sounds too good to be true.
No matter how much research, testimonials, examples, or whatever it just sounds too good to be true. Well, it isn’t.
Yes, there are failures with this treatment just like anything else, but why wouldn’t you take a risk on a procedure that has an excellent track record, has little to no risks (mainly due to improper usage), is affordable, and gives you lasting relief in most cases? People risk a lot more with surgery, or heck, even injections (even though injections are pretty minimal risk).
We’ve had people with multiple surgeries, numerous injections, and pain for not just months, but years and have been able to help them. Perhaps you would be the same. Does our secret treatment formula really work EVERY time? No, of course not, now THAT would be a bill of goods. It works most of the time, but there are still times that we think we can help, but we don’t, and guess what, we refer them out. Usually for surgery. Best part is, the patient is not locked into treatment, doesn’t have to pay for the program if they continue or not (can you believe some places do this?), and will get a referral directly from me to someone who’s a very skilled doctor or surgeon. You have to keep in mind this is only for those that I accept into the program. We get a large number of consults a month and every month about 20% of them cannot be helped by what we do. Simply put, they are not a candidate and will not be treated in our office. Instead they are given the necessary referrals and we can shake hands and I wish them the best of luck.
Surprised? Some are. Why, I have no idea. They must have had a bad experience with another doctor previously and felt like they were being “sold” or told they “needed” something. In fact, I thought about contacting a number of consults that met with me that were told that this method would not help them. I’d like to get some testimonials from them saying…”hey, this doctor only had my best interests in mind. He didn’t sell me anything. And he told me the truth about my back”. I know I can get a bunch of them, might be something I need to do. That way when someone says…”This is too good to be true”. I can pull out the testimonials from those who were not candidates. So you can see, no, it’s not too good to be true, at least not for you.
Here’s another ironic thing. I get more referrals for my program from my failures than I do my successes. Yep, it’s true. I think it’s because they know they were treated the right way. The way I would treat one of my own family members or friends, and they loved it. No, it didn’t fix their problem, but we still did right by that person.
Hope this shows you that no, it’s not too good to be true. But maybe it will be true for you. Hope it is.
Dr. Jeff Lavell
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