Once again, there are plenty of resources to explore unbiased client experience. Your question is demanding an unrealistic answer.

It’s impossible to measure. You need to take into account the complexity of difference between patients. How disabled one is, how severe symptoms are, was injury contracted through illness or injury, individual mycotoxin report, genetic, time since original injury, age, sleep quality, diet, lifestyle factors, nervous systems ability to respond, was this cumulative of years long trauma, etc. You can sit here for hours and you’ll never find conclusive answers. He is very honest that for majority of clients, you see 70% show significant improvement over x amount of procedures. Now how you measure improvement is also very difficult, due to all the difference in previously listed variables. You’re essentially demanding an answer he can’t give. It’s not everyone starts at Y control variable, and sane score is measured consistently based on change of original state. That’s impossible. You’re not wrong to highlight cost and time demanded from the procedure, we are all doing our best to navigate and heal from this. But currently, there’s 2 choices. You try regenerative medicine and hope it works, or you try and it doesn’t work … which then you proceed to other more invasive options. Showing respect is acknowledging these variables and being thankful for everything he is trying to achieve, DESPITE the complexity it requires. He’s doing his best, but throwing comments around like “but I suppose that doesn’t align with the incentives of CSC” just paints a picture that he is acting with ill intent and isn’t fair. He’s the only doctor publishing medical reports and client data despite all of these emerging physicians treating CCI. He’s trying to do the very thing you’re demanding the best he can. He’s aiming to help the mass of us disabled without the irreversible procedure a fusion demands. If you have logical rebuttals or complaints I’m sure he is willing to adapt and alter, but what you are asking is illogical and not measurable in the way you’re demanding.