Optimal Circadian HealthReviews of optimalcircadianhealth.com

My opinion is that this company profits on suffering and fear. I believe this because the owner capitalizes on the desperation adrenal fatigue sufferers feel in his "Break Through" introductory call. The only break through that will happen in this call is for the patient to recount the losses they have experienced in their adrenal fatigue journey. No guidance toward recovery was given to me. He asked me what were the worst things that had happened to me as a result of having Adrenal Fatigue and I told him I had accidentally missed a meeting; to which he gasped and said "YOU MISSED A MEETING?". He gave me a guilt trip. He emphasized how dire and hopeless adrenal fatigue can be. I asked him if we could use the remainder of the call not to focus on the gravity of the condition, but what on what could be done to improve the issue. He would not hear of it. Then he gave me his prices. $8,000 for his services. This felt immoral. Since he was dwelling on my pain and dread of never healing, I felt like he was a predator; a smooth talking con man. Don't take my word, listen to his talks online. He talks for an hour but says nothing. I asked him generally what his program is based on. He wouldn’t give me a single detail. A genuine article healer will at least give some zoomed out overview of their program if it is substantive. Not him. My guess is that the positive reviews on this site were mostly generated by him or his partner. He denigrates adaptogens and red light therapy and claims he can heal AF without supplements. He claims it is all related to circadian rhythms, which is only part of the puzzle. Our mental state, outlook on life and mineral status are big pieces of this issue. What a fraud. I’m sure he will respond to this post with a slick, deceptive, deflective, and manipulative response about how tough AF can be. Let the buyer beware!

I was a client of Dr. Dylan Petkus' Optimal Circadian Health, and I completed almost 1/2 of the program, yet paid for ALL of the program. I EMPHATICALLY do NOT recommend this program. Instead, I recommend the book: The Circadian Code by Dr. Satchin Panda (less than $20 on Amazon). In my very negative experience with "Optimal Circadian Health", what I received was NOT worth the extremely high expenditure. UPDATE: after having an unpleasant experience of nearly 4 weeks of the program, I reached out to Dr. Petkus on the phone. He told me that he was sorry that I was upset, and was willing to refund 1/2 of the money ($4,000/ $8,000) if I were to sign a non-disclosure agreement promising to NEVER post any reviews about him, or anything to do with Optimal Circadian Health. The NDA stated that for any offense, I would be liable for $1,000,000 per offense. This did NOT seem like a good deal to me, so I declined. It is now one year later, and I have NOT seen any money back. I am hoping that Dr. Petkus does the right thing, and refunds me the full amount of $8,000. I have had some people find me via FB and email that have asked me my opinion on the course, and I have offered my honest opinion. I will let you know on TrustPilot if Dr. Petkus refunds the money. I should like to add that soon after I submitted this review, TrustPilot reached out to me stating that Dr. Petkus was challenging this review. I submitted my email dialogue between Dr. Petkus and myself. I reached out to Dr. Petkus using my same email that I used for the program asking about the dispute of me having posted on TrustPilot, and I never received a response. I do have faith that Dr. Petkus will do the right thing, and offer me a full refund, since the program was absolutely NOT what I was expecting nor wanted for $8,000.

I could barely understand what the person was saying. I couldn’t even get the person to stop reading from the script and asking redundant questions to even tell me what they were pitching. All I wanted to know was what they offer and I was told I wouldn’t be a good fit. Come ON. I was soooo excited to possibly have some solution to my lack of energy. Couldn’t even get the guy to skip forward to tell me about it. “What bothers you? What can’t you do because of low energy? Which one bothers you most? Why?” I mean seriously?!? One of these questions would be fine… but get to the point please. I’m sad because I would have tried it. I was ready to try it! Anything! But because he wouldn’t just tell me what it was, and kept telling me I’m not a fit because I didn’t want to keep going over the same stuff??? well, what do you expect me to do? Plus, it’s obvious from the videos that the plan is basically the same for everyone. If there’s an “I don’t know/other” category of treatment? Let’s just go ahead and assume we can skip the questions.

After getting all excited to learn about personal healing with an actual health professional I was very dissapointed when no one called at the time of the "breakthrough call" aka a consult. I had taken an hour off work for this and waited patiently but after them being 15 min late I reached out to them over text and they finally texted back with some excuse about their scheduling system. They offered no apology and told me to make another appointment as if this were routine and no big deal. After this happened I started waking up to the red flags Id been ignoring. For one, if something sounds too good to be true it probably is and these people make that statement come to life in full color. Why not just be honest rather than inflate their services in such an over the top way? Secondly, if he is a doctor why then did I get two emails AND two text message reminders leading up to my appointment saying to make sure to be there for the call and how to value their time and how it was "just like a doctor's office"?. A real doctors office wouldnt do this. Could you imagine your dentist saying to value their time and how they are "just like" dentists and then space your appointment and offer no sense of remorse over it? No because they ARE actually medical proffessionals, they value your business and act accordingly. This is in strong contrast to how these scam artists are operating. They ask you to value their time but totally disrespect yours. They inflate the truth and build themselves up to be something theyre not. They are not professional. The reviews that claim to be otherwise sound as if they are written by these scammers themselves using a made up name. One reviewer did his homework and found out that these people HAD medical licenses in Florida but they have expired. So they cant legally claim to be doctors so they are so called " health coaches". How can they coach someone when they cant even gain peoples trust by simply being honest? Its sad and criminal what theyre doing- basically the opposite in heart from what they profess/claim all over their videos, emails, texts.

Invest your time in other things. I agree with other reviews that emphasize how manipulative and scripted the tactics were. I also couldn’t find evidence that they were doctors when using the docinfo.org. The theory is good - but there are many other resources out there offered by people I respect much more highly. I plan to do my own research into mitochondrial dysfunction. Here’s a few things that have helped so far: Dr. Terry Wahls Irene Lyon Dr. Rhonda Patrick - she interviewed a Dr. Panda about circadian rhythms Dr. Mark Hyman Zesty Ginger Article on micronutrients for mitochondrial health: search “ Feeding mitochondria: Potential role of nutritional components to improve critical illness convalescence” Best of luck to everyone - you can do it without spending $8000, and while being treated with the basic respect you deserve as a human being!

Snake oil sales pitch. Be very wary of anyone that does not allow comments on youtube or other social media. I am very informed. What a waste of an hour call and two hours listening to all the promises. 1st they said 12k but if you sign up today its 8k then after I pushed back she ok it's 7k. I said i need to do my research before signing up for anything and thats when the uninformed script reading interviewer started to get a bit nasty. I could say alot more but I dont want to spend more energy on Optimal Circadian Health. BEWARE!!!!! She said she was confident. I don't care about her opinion. She never asked me if I felt confident. The entire experience was such a sham marketing experience. I was left feeling disgusted for the time I wasted.