Short version: In my opinion, "Dr." Anna Blessing scammed me, and her main goal was to extract…read moremoney out of me. Once I called her out about this, she stopped liking me. She has a lot of her own healing to do. By the way, her doctorate is from the University of Sedona, so she's not a typical doctor, that's why she put her practice under a ministry. In my opinion, there are far better options available for those looking to heal. Unless you're excited to spend over $11,000+ for minimum results, look elsewhere.
Long version: I had a weird feeling about her from the beginning, but I ignored my intuition about her because she said that she's the person everyone goes to when they've tried everything else and have exhausted all other resources. She makes miracles happen. She can be very convincing, and if you're desperate to improve your health, you're her perfect target.
We had our 15-minute free call where I told her all the issues I needed help with and she was very aware of my full situation. I then paid $2200.00, which is her in-person consultation fee. That should've been a red flag right there. Who charges $2200.00 for a consultation? She made it sound like she was going to use these really high level machines and that's why she charges so much for a consult. The consultation doesn't use any high-level machines. They are pretty basic.
So after $2200.00 for a consultation, her premium package if you're getting FSM and LENS biofeedback is $8995.00 It comes with an overpriced water bottle that is supposed to hydrate you at a cellular level. The bottle is from the network marketing company OlyLife, and the Hertz vibration plate that she includes in her package is also from OlyLife. She is affiliated with different network marketing companies. You can't take those products off of the purchasing price of her packages. It comes with it. She then had a lower package of $2995.00 which I chose.
Fast forward to my 2nd-to-last session with her. I walked into her office that day, and her demeanor changed because she thought all of my sessions were completed with her. She got very cold, as if now that my sessions were over, she didn't need to act nice to me anymore. Her fake mask fell off. I reminded her, No, I still have one more session left. I told her that I hadn't felt any tangible results, and all of my symptoms I came in with were still the same. She then told me that I had purchased the starter package and most people don't see results with that. That package is only to test her services. So I paid $2995.00 to test services? What a joke.
Be mindful that once you sign up with her, she will recommend different supplements to you and products to purchase. They will have affiliate links attached to the links she provides you with, so she can suck as much money out of you as she can. If you do sign up with her, remove her affiliate code from the URL link before you buy the product. She never told me in advance that she would get paid through the affiliate links she gave me, which is unethical. There should've been a disclosure or a heads up to let me know.
I went to her for healing and instead she gaslight me and caused chaos. If I could do it all over again, I would've paid attention to the red flags from the beginning.