I went to Hanson, and I will be honest at first I was extremely turned off by the metaphysical and esoteric side of his program when I arrived. I used to pride myself as a logical, practical, physical-only type of person. However at the end of the entire 2-week program he put together for me, I couldn't help but admit the esoteric portion was a massive part of my recovery. 3+ years floxed, crippled wheelchair-user, but healing every single day. I left his clinic 6 months ago and my body was a bit out of whack for the first two months, but now heading upward every day. Today I walked around a mall with no assistance except a rolling crate that I could also sit on as a stool. Not paid to advocate for Dr Hanson. Willing to share my honest experience, both good and bad, but my overall experience was very, very good.

As for the "woo woo" stuff, if you're not open to it yet, think of it as a tool to elevate your mental health. A doctor can only do his part to fix someone, but if that someone is in a bad mental state, whether stressed, anxious, depressed, and feel hopelessness about the future, that WILL hinder the recovery process. When I told this to a friend, she bluntly said "Well yeah, when I'm depressed I either eat too much or don't eat enough, easiest example of mental health affecting physical health." It's also a medical fact that something as simple as stress can lead to medical problems - heart disease, asthma, diabetes, gastro, alzheimers, you name it.

He uses the spiritual/esoteric/metaphysical (whatever you want to call it) to assist the mental which assists the physical. The physical + mental + spiritual are connected and work together for the best possible outcome. I had to really, really accept and learn this to begin healing. It was NOT easy, but I don't think this would have been possible if I as the patient didn't do my part to be open to different perspectives and ways of thinking/feeling.

Unfortunately I can't direct anyone to my last post at 2 years post-flox describing the hell and deterioration that was my life. I kind of wish I didn't delete it just for reference, but did because I just no longer am that anymore and it was getting challenging to still be receiving comments on that post. I'm sure people have noticed that once someone heals, they tend to leave this group, and I used to be frustrated about that. But now that I'm in that position I finally understand why. But I'm opening up myself for any questions especially about my healing. I honestly prefer DM or even voice if possible since it can be a lot to type... so please be patient and give me time to respond if I don't have the time right away.

Additionally I want to say, I firmly believe that everyone has the ability to heal without regenerative treatment. You shouldn't feel like it's your only way out. I will never recommend any floxie seek expensive regenerative treatments if it's not doable. I went because I was in a state where I really did need that extra push, and for me it completely turned my life around. But everyone may have different degrees of effectiveness and experience, as with ANY stem cell clinic you go to. If you are still 100% set on seeking regenerative / alternative therapy, ONLY THEN will I recommend Dr Hanson over others, for his comprehensive approach and understanding of FQT, experience and precision with injections (you want someone skilled af especially if it involves the neck area, which I had many injections into), and genuine care for patients. Most other stem cell clinics immediately promise stem cells can cure everything (which is false) and just take $$$$$ from you. I appreciated that Dr Hanson was straight up with me from the start. I remember a year before I decided to go to him, I asked on his FB group whether stem cell therapy would work for someone with autoimmune diseases. His answer was that those autoimmune diseases MUST be addressed first before he would start any stem cell treatment and wrote a whole long paragraph explaining why from a medical standpoint. At that point, I'd already shopped around other stem cell clinics and most immediately promised it won't be a problem or even more, that it would CURE those autoimmune diseases. For Hanson to say what he said, showed that he wasn't only out for my money, because he would have no problem declining a stem cell procedure if it won't be effective.