Sick! Medical exec caught ROBBING customers?!

You’re NOBODY’S fool…

And you sure don’t appreciate being portrayed as a CHUMP…

But that hasn’t stopped some medical big-wigs from thinking they can pull one over on innocent Americans in need of care!

Today I’ve got the details on how one ALMOST got away with medical ROBBERY…

And, why it’s a friendly reminder that you should always explore multiple options when it comes to your care and well-being!

According to a report from Reuters, Laura Perryman—the founder of a medical device company called Stimwave LLC—has been charged with leading a scheme to create and sell a completely NON-FUNCTIONAL plastic implant purporting to treat chronic pain, resulting in millions of dollars of fraudulent bills to government insurance programs (including Medicare).

Read between the lines. Perryman orchestrated a plan to sell NEEDLESS medical devices that BOOSTED costs to consumers.

That, my friend, is called FRAUD!

Perryman faces up to 20 years in the slammer for her actions.

But the real victims in this sickening story are the folks who were PROMISED these so-called devices would help END THEIR PAIN!

I’m certainly glad the karma train has caught up to Perryman and her company.

But if you’re in pain, you don’t need to be taken advantage of… lied to… or flat out robbed.

First off, I encourage folks to always get a second opinion – especially when it comes to invasive or expensive treatments. Your first answer may not necessarily be the best.

Second, there are plenty of natural solutions that can help relieve your chronic pain… none of which are pawns in a company’s profit sheets, either!

Luckily, you have much better—and natural options like vitamin D, devil’s claw, and chuchuhuasi bark extract, just to name a few.

And believe it or not, chiropractic care can do wonders for pain management. Learn how it can help you by reading our deep-dive into the practice in our Health Sciences Institute newsletter.

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In Your Corner,

Dr. Allan Spreen

Sources:

Pierson, Brendan. “Medical device company founder arrested for selling fake pain implants.” https://www.reuters.com/legal/medical-device-company-founder-arrested-selling-fake-pain-implants-2023-03-09/