Posts by Jonathan Collins4

I’m not trying to sell anyone on the Baroque Chamber; I’ve just spent enough time studying it to know I need it for my ulcerative colitis and a few other issues. My goal is just to help people find reliable info if they're looking into these treatments. Beyond my own stuff, the chamber is used for things like neck and head issues, heart, lung, and vascular problems, internal organ issues, bone and skin conditions, Bell's palsy, sudden hearing or vision loss, radiation damage, atherosclerosis, Crohn's, Parkinson's, and more. I wasn't looking to pitch this like that young guy did—I just want to help people because it actually works. A lot of doctors are still pretty skeptical about Baroque Chamber therapy, but there's progress being made, and honestly, if you can afford the treatments, you'll feel a whole lot better.

Hey everyone. I saw some people asking where else you can find a Baroque Chamber. There’s one over at 94 Park Avenue inside a beauty salon. It’s a 2ATA model, hooked up to a mic, and set up for one person so you can just zone out to the TV during the session. A single treatment is $133, but they suggest doing at least ten if you actually want to see results—anything less feels like a waste of time. If you bundle ten sessions together, the price drops to $100.