premier health chec ireland, experiences?

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Im going through alot of bad health atm chronic pain etc. I came across this guy https://www.premierhealthcheck.ie/pages/meet-the-team Micheal Hughes. Now to be honest I dont know what to make of it , I see alot of "certifications" but very few degrees. Anyone had any experience with him or the premier health clinic in drogheda. The alternative is fitswilliam food test clinic in dublin for food intolerance testing.

Gregor Samsa

Would a doctor not be better that two random lads with an alphabet soup list of qualifications in quackery?

corner of hells

Id go for tge second bloke , sure look at his qualifications , "holds a Diploma in Bio-Energy, a Master Teacher certification in integrated Energy Therapy, Certification in Matrix Energetic".

Strumms

If you are unwell, felling unwell, go and see a GP...

None of the ‘practitioners’ are showing any medical qualifications and several aspects of what services they provide are in their description seriously vague..

“Being a long-term practitioner of sitting and active meditations has given Dennis a profound understanding of human nature. His presence and experience as well as his humor is reflected through all that he teaches and shares, bringing a quality of relaxed wisdom and joyous creativity to his teaching style.
Dennis runs independent meditation and well-being clinics throughout Ireland and also delivers industry leading International seminars in Energy Medicine and Self-Empowerment techniques.“

Erm...no

Trigger Happy

I would not buy a second hand sock from those lads.
See a doctor.

L1011

IgG food intolerance testing is a scam whoever does it. Go to a real doctor

corner of hells

Alternatively and unfortunately, we're not allowed give medical advice around these parts , however as a practicing vet , if you give me your symptoms, i may be able to help.

All of the above, may or may not be true and should be taken with a grain of salt.

Badly Drunk Boy

corner of hells wrote: »

Alternatively and unfortunately, we're not allowed give medical advice around these parts , however as a practicing vet , if you give me your symptoms, i may be able to help.

All of the above, may or may not be true and should be taken with a grain of salt.

So with your veterinary training and experience, you recommend an increased saline intake? Cool!

corner of hells

Badly Drunk Boy wrote: »

So with your veterinary training and experience, you recommend an increased saline intake? Cool!

Yes via the eyeballs.

silliussoddius

corner of hells wrote: »

Yes via the eyeballs.

Not via the vageegee with a Gwyneth Paltrow egg?