• 5/11/24 - E1950 - WHAT’S NEW IN MEDICINE TODAY: DR. ALFRED BONATI DISCUSSES THE CONDITION OF “PARESTHESIA”,

  • May 11 2024
  • Length: 10 mins
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5/11/24 - E1950 - WHAT’S NEW IN MEDICINE TODAY: DR. ALFRED BONATI DISCUSSES THE CONDITION OF “PARESTHESIA”,

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    WHAT’S NEW IN MEDICINE TODAY?:

    DR. ALFRED BONATI DISCUSSES THE CONDITION OF “PARESTHESIA”, WHICH IS CHARACTERIZED BY A TINGLING OR PRICKLING, “PINS-AND-NEEDLES” SENSATION IN THE ARMS, HANDS, LEGS, OR FEET AND HOW IT CAN BE TREATED USING THE PATENTED BONATI SPINE PROCEDURES.

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    Hear how a rogue, a governmental agency weaponized themselves against Dr. Alfred Bonati & The Bonati Spine Institute’s surgery center.

    GOVT. AGENCY AHCA USED FALSE ALLEGATIONS, INTIMIDATION, HARASSMENT TO DESTROY BONATI, CLOSE ITS SURGICAL CENTER - COMPLAINT SAYS

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