Business ProfileforWellness First

The introductory seminar was touted as an integrative one on one health program in functional medicine. Instead, once I signed up and paid my almost $5,000, I was handed a notebook, a schedule to watch videos, and a boatload of nutritional supplements. From that point on, I was pretty much on my own, except for a call every so often to keep me motivated. This was not one on one.. I could have gone on ******* for the same information, and saved myself a great deal of money. Then there was a bogus chiropractic treatment if you wanted it which consisted of basically a quick massage of the spine, which only served to aggravate an old back injury. This was offered once a week, and when the doctor was not available, the back treatment was done by the front desk receptionist. When I initially wanted to break up the payments in thirds, for the three month course, I was told I could save $600 by paying the whole amount. After my card was charged, I noticed only $300 had been deducted. Not to play the senior card, but I am operating on a restricted budget. I am retired, am 75 years old, and was falsely sold a program that I was told could improve my overall health and wellness. This program was anything but that, and in fact has put me in financial instability. I need to recoup my $4,997.45. This program was advertised on fb, and is an insult to the intelligence of good people who just want to invest in their health. These people should not be allowed to make one more dollar off something that a person could accomplish on their own with a computer and a few nutrients. Disgraceful and so arrogant to take advantage of people this way!