I've seen this mentioned on a few sites I've been to reading up on S I joint stuff.  I was wondering if anyone has information on this or has done this.
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Prolotherapy involves injecting a muscle or ligament with a solution (usually a saline solution base) that creates irritation in the tissue.  The theory behind it is that this irritation causes proliferation (growth) of the local tissues which can "stabilize" the joint that the tissue is around and that is having trouble.\n\nIf the injured tissue is causing instability in the local joint, then, the theory goes, the growth of new tissue will "shore up" and strengthen the joint.  In my practice, I have heard mixed results from very good result to adverse reactions.  There seems to be building evidence in the literature for it, but it is not conclusive as of yet.\n\nOne of the previous posters noted that a Chiropractor did a type of massage and called it prolotherapy.  I feel that this would more properly be called deep tissue massage, NIMMO, Rolfing, myofascial release, or one of the other deep tissue massage techniques.  These can break up scar tissue and help to remodel injured tissues, but it is not "prolotherapy" as in research articles.
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Asking why 'they' stopped talking about it, implies 'they' were talking about it at one point.  And I am not aware of anyone ever talking about this.\n\nSounds like a conspiracy to me.
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well, I think this goes to two different things...\nA. multiple people may use one SS# \nB. the businesses may not be operating legally and paying taxes
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No.  The price is suspiciously low; that kind of information should not be sold cheaply.  I'd suspect a scam.
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This site is a nice, shiny ad, with a picture of a man standing in front of what appears to be an ICP-MS.  There is no explanation of what "Xytos" actually is, and the site actually says on it, at one point:  "There is little downside other than a possible waste of money and time"\n\nI think this is more of an effort to interest potential investors than it is an effort to address the needs of people with cancer.  For some reason that leaves a bad taste in my mouth.\n\nMaybe they are genuine, but they obviously haven't hired a marketing person who knows anything about cancer.
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I have NEVER heard of such a thing. It'd be better for you if you provided actual sources instead of spreading false information.\n\nGoogle pulls up nothing with that name. WHERE you come up with these things?
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I'm aware of it, just goto http://www.savetheinternet.com/ to read, and see videos about it.  Then petition for it to not happen.
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If you are planning to work for a company repairing and calibrating them--shouldn't you already know that stuff?  If not, shouldn't you be able to get that info from them?  Sounds kinda fishy to me actually lol.
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I was unable to locate any reference to such company on BBB, US and UK government records, or major search engines.\n\nIf this is a scam, which is possible, it is not widespread to trigger any news, or records yet.
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Sounds like a SCAM to me. be careful, Good luck
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I heard not only social security numbers but also discharge information, reenlistment codes, MOS classifications. Basically everything on a dd214. Could our enemies use that info to target vets individually, you bet. what will our government do about it? Probably nothing. Will this info be used to deny a vet retirement or disability payments? The ramifications could be enourmous. But who cares about us vets. Nobody............\nand why did this person feel that he/she had any right to take our records home? What a real joker this person is.
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I think any advice you get from this site should be taken with caution. Probably the only legal advice I'd actually follow from here is, "call a lawyer".
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I have found a site relating to the topic I can't say that I can vouch for how reputable the information is.  But here is the link you make your own educated decision.  Obviously anyone can fudge numbers to make there own point.
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The only people making money on this are the people who put the scheme together.  It's a scam.  Not even a particularly clever scam.  You WILL loose money.  It is also illegal in the US.
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no, never heard of it, think its a scam\n\ndef a scam, found this website with a copy of the email
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That's called front-end loading and it's illegal.\nThey're making a fast buck at other people's expense.  I recommend you run...don't walk! away from that company.\n\nThere are many legitimate, respectable home businesses out there and creeps like that give the good ones a bad name.  It's been going on for years.  \nIt might not even be the company, it may be a crooked group of people who are operating within the company.  Either way, I'd get out of it.
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Yes, actually I did know that everyone has this option that goes to the IRS website...when I was in college we had a lecture and did exercises on the different things that was available on this site...it was very informative...thanks for asking though..take care & peace