Does a high readiness score mean the treatment will work?
No. It means the offer is documented enough to evaluate responsibly. Biology still refuses guarantees.
The answers below are intentionally blunt because ambiguity is expensive in this market.
No. It means the offer is documented enough to evaluate responsibly. Biology still refuses guarantees.
A small scheduling deposit can be normal. Full payment or a large deposit before you have the COA, procedure plan, and safety protocol is a documented fraud pattern.
They can count as stories. They cannot establish causation without baseline, follow-up, and controls.
No. They are simply harder to verify and harder to recover from when something goes wrong.
Because unnamed products cannot be audited for evidence, safety controls, release criteria, or chain of custody.
No. Confidence can coexist with poor documentation, mismatched route logic, and sales pressure.