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The company's reputation appears to be significantly tarnished, with customers expressing skepticism about its credibility and intentions. While some reviews acknowledge the availability of basic free advice, many criticize the site for offering outdated and superficial information that fails to address serious health issues. Concerns about the company’s integrity are prevalent, with allegations of it being a front for a previously discredited site. Overall, the sentiment leans towards mistrust, suggesting that potential customers should approach the service cautiously and prioritize the free content without sharing personal payment information.
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They have good advices, but most of their information is pretty basic and doesn't help treat a serious problem like a herniated disc. In addition, it seems that the page has not been maintained for a long time, which means that the information is not useful or reliable, having already made several advances in the medical field.
It's only worth the (few) free tips and information. For everything else, it asks for card information to give advice that is useless and doesn't work at all. It looks like a site looking to scam people, despite the very little useful information it contains.
This has some reasonable free stuff, but it is basically just a front for losethebackpain.com which you can check out on sitejabber - they seem like a bunch of crooks as far as I could tell from those reviews. Since they had poisoned that site's reputation, it looks like they started up this (Bestbackpaintips.com) to avoid their bad rep. So check out their free stuff, but don't give them any credit card info would be my recommendation.