Toronto Low back Clinic?

[beaverboy]

Anyone have any experience with them?

Does it help or is it just a gimmick?
http://www.lowbackclinic.com

 

[Lou Siffer]

Richard's a friend/acquaintance of mine.

I've never had any reason to visit his clinic, so I can't really tell you much about it, other than to say they are very successful as a business.

For what it's worth, Richard's a nice guy. I think he really believes in his treatments and I don't think he would intentionally scam anyone. But who really knows...

 

[yaya17]

I've been for the free evaluation before. Went to the Stoufville location. Prices seem seriously high when there is no guarentee that you back pain/problem will go away. Can't remember the exact figures but somewhere in the $2000 range for the beginning of your treatment. Problem is if it does not work your out of luck. Seems a little gimmicky to me - just the whole way the dr. presented it - kinda of like what Rub said.

 

[ig-88]

are there alternatives to this?

preferably involving hot, naked chicks?

 

[Why Not?]

Ten years ago I had a herniated disc. I started out with physio at the Canadian Back Institute and that worked for a while. I later got a referral to an orthopaedic surgeon and had back surgery. I asked the surgeon for info on these machines and he told me about them. He said they were mostly a scam in that the people who had them prescribed their use for a lot of inappropriate situations. I don't believe it will hurt you. It just may not help your situation.


I think that you need to get an independent evaluation of your problem before going there as they have a vested interest in prescribing treatment on their expensive machine.


Don’t be afraid of the surgery. I have been pain and problem free for a decade.

 

[goodtime]

are there alternatives to this?

preferably involving hot, naked chicks?

ie: MPAs