The Healthy Back Institute Reviews

The Healthy Back Institute, found online at LoseTheBackPain.com, promotes “The 7 Day Back Pain Cure,” a book by self-described leading back pain expert Jesse Cannone and intended to help people eliminate back pain.
How Does It Work?
According to the website, doctors and physical therapists only treat the symptoms of back problems without addressing the root cause. But pain is your body’s way of telling you that something is wrong underneath the pain, and should be fixed.
Their book claims that there are two different types of back pain people experience, either tissue pain, indicating a problem with muscles, tendons, ligaments, or other connective tissues, or nerve pain, which presents as a burning, tingling, sharp, shooting, electrical, or numb sensation.
The 7 Day Back Pain Cure claims to show you how to figure out what is causing the underlying condition that is resulting in your back pain and then they will explain to you how you can fix it using a combination of diet and lifestyle.
Cost & Price Plans
The website says that The 7 Day Back Pain Cure book is actually free, but you will have to provide your credit card information to cover the $5.95 Shipping and Handling fee within the United States.
Customers who want the audio version of this book on CD can choose to order that as well, for an additional charge of $19.95.
Refund Policy
Products and items currently sold through The Healthy Back Institute website are backed by a variety of Refund Policies depending on the type of product you have purchased.
However, The 7 Day Back Pain Cure book is non-refundable at this time, as are the products sold with it, which customers might want to consider when decided whether to purchase the additional audio version.
Customer Service Contact Info
Customers who would like to contact Customer Service with any questions, concerns, or complaints can do so by phone at 800-216-4908 or by submitting them to their website through the Email Us link.
Reputation
This company seems to have a wide variety of many unhappy customers, with complaints ranging from the lack of quality of the 'experts' whose advice is being quoted in their books to the potentially more concerning complaints about their lack of business ethics.
Customers complain that they ordered their 'free' book and then began receiving monthly charges toward products on which they never authorized charges.
Competitors and Alternatives?
Books, programs, and guides to relieving pain and various other medical conditions using natural means, home exercises, and other methods that don’t require professional physical therapy or prescription drugs have become very popular, and include, Logical Health Alternatives by Dr. Pescatore, and Natural Health Response for conditions like diabetes & arthritis.
If you have any experience with The Healthy Back Institute or their products, please leave reviews below.
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The Healthy Back Institute Customer Reviews
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Scammers for Sure! STAY AWAY.
Free sample trap to gain your charge information.
Scam business
I won't give even 1 star because I told them I did not want anything from them. I called them again even though I already called them to cancel everything and I'm still being charged and another thing came in the mail.
Beware this company is a Fraudulent scammer!
BUYER BEWARE! I would give this company a 0 review if possible. They took me for $280.66 of there so called pain relief program. I have serious Degenerative Disc Disease in my lumber area. So I wanted to try anything that would prevent me from having back surgery since I know others who did have surgery and came out worse off.
I tried their free one bottle offer and ordered 3 other products from them totaling $280.66. I then returned all unused products for a refund to my VISA card. I have UPS proof that the items were returned on 10/18/22. My money was never refunded and they tell me that they did not receive the product back as of 10/26/22.
This company is Defiantly fraudulent and I will do all I can to report them to BBB, my credit card co. and the attorney generals office.
Scammers
Someone is trying to charge my CARD FOR ALMOST $100 & I Have NEVER HEARD OF THIS PLACE UNTIL NOW. AND I WAS NOT LOOKING FOR IT. SO A BIGGGGG YESSSSSSS ON SCAMMMMMMMM I'm reporting them!
Rip Off Company. Beware
Rip-OFF warning
These jokers scammed me. I don't have back pain but these jerks have my credit card (which I now have to delete) They put through the phony order and charged my card. I was able to cancel it however, they must own other corrupt sites because this has happened before. they must have bought my info on the dark web and they use it.
Unauthorised draw for 50dols
Heal-n-Sooth
How much did you pay to have a coach work with you? I only order the trial offer of the "Heal-n-Soothe" and the Supper Joint Support" and No One has contacted me to even see if I am taking them yet, and I haven't due to the fact that I broke my foot and don't want to combine the supplements. However I was billed $49.99 today for more products. I'm a bit concerned about this company.
Same here. Did not order or authorise any transaction yet was billed 49.99
For real or Not?
Only 3 stars because I have not tried it yet.
Im surprised - only 3 reviews?
Two "against" and one "for", which sounds like it was written by the company. ???
Darn it - there are a LOT of people suffering with arthritis pain - including myself. I just wish we could know who - what company- what product is trustworthy and if it REALLY gives pain relief.
Heal and soothe pill
makes me "hyper" plus, I ordered one bottle quite a few months ago tried to cancel my order, and they keep sending them to me...and charging to my credit card...(expensive to return the bottle, plus insurance to return..) No way, again..
I've never had any problems with this company
This company loves to contribute charging your credit card even when you don't order their product
Continue charging credit cards
I have the same problem, this company keeps charging my credit card too and I have not authorised them to do so. Not happy all. How can I contact you please???I do not authorise you to continue to charge my account!
unethical practice
This company's terms and conditions are not clear, and therefore questionable. They in effect stole my money.
A little yellow box that does not need to be read or ticked does not constitute agreeing to the terms and conditions. I do not remember it being on the website that they later sent to me, but am pretty sure that I would not agree to accepting a newsletter at 19.95 each.
This company looked reputable, and I trusted their free offer of a book to see if they could help me. I should have been more wary, and now have lost $60. I sent their products back, unopened, but they will not refund them.
A business with such unethical practices is unlikely to care about my health, I would say..
I've found that reporting such incidents to the fraud department of my bank or credit card company will result in any charges being reversed and credited back to my account.