Achieve Vitality review: Big rip off

I was one of Achieve Vitality's customers (visit their website at achievevitality.net). I made some online inquiries and that I was convinced to try it since they claim that their method is very effective in terms of healing injuries and pain. I've been suffering from shoulder pains for quite a long time (more than 2 yearsI think). Mr. Robert Sultzbaugh a.k.a Bobbi Vitality (who insists to be called a doctor along with his partnerDarcy Brunk) convinced me to get injected with the stem cells on the area of the pain which is my left shoulder since he appeared very knowledgeable with this stuffand that I'd be healed 100%. After several sessions and wasting quite a lot of moneythere's no results. The pain is still there.

Since I wasn't healedI began asking questions. I asked Darcy and Bobbi to show studies and white papers about the effectiveness of their treatmentall they'd say is that "This is what God has for us and there isn't any scientist that can prove it". Their Infiniti Cells brand couldn't even offer me any info or website for references (they would refer you to a website that doesn't workinfiniticells.com. They would try also to convince you to ask other church members to come to their seminars. Basicallythey want to rip off everyone in our congregation.

I did some research and found out that they have been ripping off people by using God and the Christian religion. I'm a very religious personso may be that's how I got scammed. I am sickened by what they are doing to people like me that's why I'm speaking up here.

They aren't real doctors. Bobbi is a salesman and Darcy is a Chiropractor. Both scammer and fake doctors have this way of making you believe that they're God's instrument to heal. BUT THEIR WORDSTHEY'RE ALL LIESincluding their profession.

Consider yourself warned. Beware of these fakes/scammers!

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