Unless you personally go through the education, you cannot make statements about training of one profession vs. another. Regardless, the crux of these posts are based on the fact that some people are not happy with their zerona treatments. In my experience of 4 years using zerona and the lapex, I find the people who are not getting the results they were hoping have medical or metabolic issues that need to be improved so that their bodies assimilate nutrients better. This starts with nutrition.
I would advise calling an MD's office that offers Zerona and find out what training they had in it. The procedure does not require any additional training that makes it better for an MD to perform vs. a chiropractor. If anything, the chiropractor could be considered the better choice because of the focus on nutrition, body chemistry, and body function.
Keep in mind that the company that creates Zerona, Erchonia Medical produces medical equipment for the Chiropractic Profession. In addition, Zerona's research is in the chiropractic trade profession journals. The other company that creates a lipo-laser, Yolo Medical works directly with Chiropractors. So the majority of the procedure is performed by the chiropractic profession.
Actually, I have 3 different units. One is a zerona, one is a lapex bcs 2000. I see great results with any one of them that I use. But we also combine diet and exercise with the treatments. This gives us even better results.
Just had a 63 year old man today, remeasured after a 3 week zerona treatment. Lost 14 lbs, 9.25 inches, and was even taken off one of his diabetic medications.
Those are results I am proud of, and proud to use this equipment.
Actually, I don't think any are confrontational. I try to post about every two weeks. The confrontation is brought on my other members, and as a provider I am just trying to set records straight. My point is, the results in my clinic are very, very good, so its hard to hear someone complain that they did not get good results with the provider they had.
So in an effort to help, I try to offer free advice by asking if anyone has looked at how the body is functioning. When the laser assimulates the fat, if the body is not working well to eliminate, it will not lose it. So that is very important to look at.
There are reasons why some people here are not getting results, but keep in mind this program is done across the country thousands of times a day, but there are only a few posts here of criticism.
However, take a shot at me that I have too much free time is just crass and rude, and rude to you I have not been.
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Just had a 63 year old man today, remeasured after a 3 week zerona treatment. Lost 14 lbs, 9.25 inches, and was even taken off one of his diabetic medications.
Those are results I am proud of, and proud to use this equipment.
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So in an effort to help, I try to offer free advice by asking if anyone has looked at how the body is functioning. When the laser assimulates the fat, if the body is not working well to eliminate, it will not lose it. So that is very important to look at.
There are reasons why some people here are not getting results, but keep in mind this program is done across the country thousands of times a day, but there are only a few posts here of criticism.
However, take a shot at me that I have too much free time is just crass and rude, and rude to you I have not been.