Boca Doctor gives stroke, TBI survivors new shot at mobility

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I have a close relative who was severely affected by a stroke a couple of years ago. He went by himself to one of the INR's seminars - or whatever it was - and they talked him in to forking over his credit card and paying for an injection ($6,000 to $7,000 - still trying to figure out exactly how much). He said he didn't feel a thing any time after it. He went back to the doctor and they convinced him that he needed to take a 30-day prescription of I-don't-know-what. Again, didn't work. He asked for a refund and they denied it. I have no idea what he signed in to - no idea what they injected in to his neck (until I read the other posts in this site) - and am just now trying to find some answers before I contact the INR myself. It probably wouldn't bother me so much if - at this "seminar" - they gave him literature, told him to go discuss it with his family and to think about it, then come back. But, they've got it set up like any other money making scheme - "act now while supplies last" kind of a thing. Get them all worried that if they don't get it done at the seminar that they may not have another chance. What REAL medical treatments work like that?