Medical Questions

We have found that the providers who ask the most do the best, so questions are a good sign!

Here are 6 ways to get the best answers…

  1. The best way to find the most information is to use our “Ask” bar, located on the right side of every training/membership website.

Once you are logged in with your username and password, look on the right-hand side of the page and type your question into the “Ask” box.

Artificial intelligence reads all of the articles within our websites, over 3 million words, and transcripts of over 900 videos. It then composes an answer and gives you references. Please read the references as well.

If you can’t remember your password or have trouble logging in, go here… https://www.cellularmedicineassociation.org/password

If you are still having trouble, call our office at (888)920-5311.

  1. You can also go to the dashboard, then the questions and answers

 

  1. If you cannot find your answer, post your medical question on the membership site at the bottom of the same questions & answers section.

These options allow you to get the most thorough answer from multiple providers.

The webinars and videos posted on the member’s site provide much more detail than I can include in an email.

We have over 900 videos, most of which have been transcribed. The “Ask” bar can find them, and the Google Translate button can translate them to any language.

  1. You can also ask questions during our live webinars to get deep answers from multiple providers.

 

You can register for that every Tuesday night event here<=

 

  1. You can also set up a time to speak with Dr. Runels here<-

 

  1. If your question is urgent, you can text Dr. Runels’ personal cell phone at

(251) 648-7704.

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