Gabby Windey

Again, trying to sell me on some of her book.

Still trying to get me to buy in to the pseudoscience.

And then on the first, this laptop isn't working, on the first line of her book, it says this.

It says, disclaimer, because we have to say it, dot, dot, dot.

The information in this book is not intended to treat, diagnose, or prescribe any condition and is for educational purposes only.

Additionally, the information is meant to supplement, not replace the advice of a trained healthcare professional.

I thought you all were.

The publisher and authors disclaim all warranties without limitation, and neither the publisher nor the author shall be liable to

for any damages arising from the use and or application of the context of this book.

So do you believe what you're saying or not?

Right on the first page, you're excusing yourself.

In other words, please use common sense.

I did.

In the way you take care of your body, I followed your directions.

We are currently researching to scientifically identify key health markers associated with the fascia blaster.

I thought this was scientifically proven already.

Therefore, all examples in this book are based on anecdotal evidence.

Are you kidding me?

No real data.

Nothing in this book should be construed as medical advice.