Zero-point therapy

I’m really interested in diving deeper into this topic, but I just haven't been able to track down anyone who has actually been treated by Dr. Rosa yet.

Edward Jackson2 said:If anyone here happens to have any information regarding Dr. Rosa, would you mind sending me a private message with his office address or perhaps a contact number?
I’m also curious if anyone in this group has actually gone through the zero-point therapy process before. If you have, I’d truly appreciate it if you could reach out and share what your experience was like.

Thanks so much in advance for your help!

Honestly, this is probably going to be just as useless as that Vitafon machine. 🙄

But if you really want to get in touch, just head over to
www.nultaterapija.com and you'll find their number at (+1) 555-019-9092. You can also use the contact form to send an email.

Personally, I find these "miracle workers" quite distasteful. It’s truly shameful to profit from people's struggles; it feels incredibly inhumane to me.

😁

No, I am being completely serious. 😠 😁

After watching those segments on the Fox Broadcasting Company in New York City
just head over to this link:

http://www.elitesecurity.org/t283902-0#1700179

And just read through the comments from people here in the States regarding this type of treatment.
Personally, I tried reaching out to Mr. Roso via email, but I didn't get a single real response—just an automated server message saying his inbox was slammed.
Honestly, it’s pretty unprofessional. If you're going to put your email address out there in the public eye, you should probably be ready to actually answer the questions coming in.
My questions for him were dead simple:
"Look, Doc, I felt totally run down after watching your shows on Fox Broadcasting Company where you talk about avoiding all kinds of certain foods... so give me a roadmap. What am I supposed to eat if I can't have this or that?" etc.
Secondly, I asked him what the actual difference is between the ruski VITAFON-2 and his Rifo generator. From what I gather, both machines operate on similar principles, except with the ruski VITAFON, you get full manuals with complete healing protocols for specific ailments, plus ongoing support for future device upgrades and free medical guidance on how to use it.
I have no clue what a consultation with Dr. Rosa costs or what you actually get for your money during one.
It would be awesome if someone who has actually sat through a session with him could jump in here and share their experience with the rest of us.

Check out this link

The real difference—speaking from my own firsthand experience—is that the vitafon comes with tens of thousands of satisfied users already behind it...

placidcanyon62 said:The real difference—speaking from my own firsthand experience—is that the vitafon comes with tens of thousands of satisfied users already behind it...

Yep!
And probably about that many unhappy ones, too! 😁

What on earth are you trying to sell us? 😬

So, just a few thoughts on my run-in with Nenad Rosa.
His office is over on the east side of Chicago, takes up an entire floor in this building. It’s nothing fancy or high-end, just... cozy enough, I guess. Roso has this office where he sees his "patients," and since I had an appointment, he was actually pretty punctual when I showed up. There were some folks from Cleveland there right before me. They looked pretty desperate, too—one of them apparently dealing with cancer, so they ended up seeking him out.
The first thing I noticed when I walked in, though, was that there wasn't a single diploma or even a basic certificate on the wall to back up this guy’s "Dr." title. You know, the former bodybuilder, Nenad Brkic:
http://www.glazbeni-forum.com/showth...t=18926&page=6

Anyway, whatever topic I tried to bring up, he’d immediately brush it off, acting all rushed like he didn't have time to chat. He kept insisting that Western medicine is basically useless and that surgery is the only thing worth a damn, and even then, only in specific cases. While he was talking, he barely even looked at me; he just spent the whole time printing out a bunch of stuff he grabbed from the internet—some tribal remedies that supposedly cure cancer. Oh, and of course, you can't forget the indispensable Rajfov generator, built by this engineer Jelakovic, which goes for 1,250 bucks. Yeah, you read that right. As soon as he finished printing all that and finished lecturing me on my "ignorance" and how "blind" I am, the whole thing was over. I left his office feeling pretty stunned... Just as I was heading out, more people from Mexico walked in, also dealing with cancer issues, and I watched them all start buying those generators.
I don't know if any of this actually holds water, but I’d really love it if someone would speak up if Nenad Rosa’s therapy actually works for cancer. That would mean everything to other people suffering; it might give them some hope. Otherwise, this whole thing is just hearsay hanging in the air, while poor sick people fall into another trap, wasting precious time they could be using to actually get better.
Later

Can someone please shoot me a DM with the actual office address and a working phone number? I'm talking about that specific number starting with 091...—nobody has gotten back to me for days, and their website has totally expired, so it won't even load. Honestly, any lead on how to actually get a hold of Nenad Rosa would be a lifesaver right now. Thanks a million!
(previous post - man, you mentioned you were over in the East Side, could you send me that address via PM?)

Just adding my two cents here—does this so-called Dr. Rosa actually have a medical degree? Because his prices are absolutely insane. He might have gone quiet because people are starting to call him out as a fraud lately. It’s not that everything he says is garbage—he actually makes some decent points—but he’s been bleeding certain people dry. For instance, my mom and I have been drinking Flavin 7 for years. We used to get it from Canada for about $38, and you can grab it in the States for maybe $40, yet Dr. Rosa is charging $150 for it. It’s a total joke. Honestly, they sell it way more expensive over in the US too; it's possible that company is linked back to Dr. Rosa.

Just a bit of advice: before you buy anything he recommends, go check what the actual market price is first.