Stormkhan
Disturbingly familiar
- Joined
- May 28, 2003
- Messages
- 8,566
Seriously, if it just stopped at "her own opinion" then it'd be fine. But I think she's lining up a sales pitch for her latest quackery - and I seriously doubt her sincerity. After all, in one interview a while back, she was being asked to explain some of the overpriced crud her company sells: she just laughed and said "I have absolutely no idea ... I just sell it!"
Considering the prices for some of the rubbish she sells, it's just another con job; not everyone can afford or will pay for her stuff but it only takes one twit to 'buy into' her expertise without question and she makes a bucketload of money.
As far as IR 'saunas' are concerned, I've no opinion. I recall - decades ago - my Dad had a really bad back and the GP recommended he get an IR Heat lamp, which would localise the warming effect. My Dad - in his usual way - purchased a huge and heavy electric ... well ... electric coil heater on a parabolic reflector which looked liked it'd been nicked from an abandoned hospital. Switched it on, house fuses blew, smell of burning from device ... and he was finally persuaded to by a 'proper' IR heat lamp from Boots.
Considering the prices for some of the rubbish she sells, it's just another con job; not everyone can afford or will pay for her stuff but it only takes one twit to 'buy into' her expertise without question and she makes a bucketload of money.
As far as IR 'saunas' are concerned, I've no opinion. I recall - decades ago - my Dad had a really bad back and the GP recommended he get an IR Heat lamp, which would localise the warming effect. My Dad - in his usual way - purchased a huge and heavy electric ... well ... electric coil heater on a parabolic reflector which looked liked it'd been nicked from an abandoned hospital. Switched it on, house fuses blew, smell of burning from device ... and he was finally persuaded to by a 'proper' IR heat lamp from Boots.