Legally Bland
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I have not ordered from the supplement supplier - Xymogen - since last June. First, Dr. Sievers monitored my supplements and healthcare. Taking the supplements was a prescription from HER. She would not advocate continuing supplements without Doctor supervision and monitoring. Secondly and perhaps most importantly, MARK received thousands of dollars in commission each month from the Xymogen orders. There's an NO WAY I'll put one one penny in his pocket by placing an order. I have called the detective to report this latest email that I received yesterday - an email that spells Dr. Sievers name two different ways (complete lack of respect) and encourages me to continue purchasing supplements through a Dr. Roy account. I believe this money stream was part of Mark's plan. The supplement cash flow provides plenty of money to cover living expenses until he cashes in on the life insurance policies. What kind of deal did Mark negotiate with Dr. Roy? How will they split the commission? I'll call Xymogen today and express my concern. I will not give Mark Sievers one penny of my money. I hope Dr. Sievers patients will STOP buying these supplements!
BBM.
It certainly seems the email is against the intentions of Xymogen, with regards to supervision. From the FAQ's:
Why are XYMOGEN formulas sold only to healthcare providers?
Because we intend them to be recommended by a licensed healthcare professional after an assessment of an individual's medical history and unique biochemical needs has been carried out. We also intend their actual use to be supervised by a licensed healthcare practitioner.
https://www.xymogen.com/about-us/faq/