Tesla Biohealer & Tesla MedBed Centers

[Hisue]

Has any one purchased the Tesla Biohealer or been treated at a Tesla MedBed Center for rheumatoid arthritis?

[KittyJ]

I don’t think there are any here to try.

[Hisue in reply to KittyJ]

Thanks for your reply. Yes, I’m in the US and getting desperate for relief. Not a good situation.

[Hidden]

This is not available in the UK, which is where most members here are located. In part because at best it’s considered scientifically questionable, but at worst would be considered akin to a scam. The manufacturers themselves state that they’re charging large amounts of money to (usually) sick and desperate people for something that is ‘not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition’. Entirely personal opinion, but having read up on it, it would appear to be snake oil, and therefore tantamount to extortion due to the vulnerable nature of the people often drawn into paying literally thousands for treatments. I would never normally link to a blog post as evidence of anything particularly meaningful, but of all the sources talking about the biohealers, this is the most reliable source I’ve found so far. Kind of says an awful lot. All the other links are pages generated by people making money from providing the devices or courses of treatment from them:

womenofgrace.com/blog/76797

[helixhelix in reply to Hidden]

I want to like your post many times!

[Kags1068 in reply to helixhelix]

Me too!!😊

[Mmrr in reply to Kags1068]

And me 😀

[Hisue in reply to Hidden]

Thanks for the info.

[AgedCrone]

This is their disclaimer…..not very encouraging!Tesla BioHealing does not provide any medical advice. Our products, FDA-registered Tesla BioHealing OTC (Over-The-Counter) Medical Devices, and services are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. Please consult your own healthcare provider if you have any medical issues.  

[Hisue in reply to AgedCrone]

Thanks for your reply.