The Health Institute With Dr. Josh AxeReviews of thehealthinstitute.com

So the diet was what I already knew, my goal was to get rid of joint pain and balance hormones. I'm sure it was quite helpful to have all the supplements however I ended the program with the same amount of joint pain and then we entered a program for heavy metal detoxing. So the amount of money I spent on your program was of minimal help. I realize for the average person it's probably a brand new way of life but for me it did not improve my symptoms.

Same experience as others, paid $27 to take an assessment and get a 1 hour call with a coach to talk about my results. It is a sales pitch. They don’t tell you the price until you say yes and have you all convinced. Then they tell you that you have to decide to pay now, no waiting a few days to think it over. You can use a credit card or debit card (for $8,000!) or do an online loan through their company. They send out the product the next business day so that they can send you things you can’t return at all. The videos tell you to ignore the negative people that tell you you’re an idiot for falling for a scam and videos of Dr. Axe telling you to eat less processed foods and more protein. Duh, tell me something I don’t know. If this company sent meals for the 4 months, then the 8 grand might be worth it. Definitely not if I have to throw away my whole kitchen and start over. I don’t want to take supplements that no one else seems to be able to tolerate. If this has helped someone, great, but I am no longer your fool.

Initially, I paid $27 for a consultation and what I got was a sales pitch. I was told they don’t choose everyone for the program (sales pitch). I joined this program because I always watch Dr Axe on you tube and trusted him because he is a Christian and so am I. From the beginning I told them I have done carnivore and keto for six years. After looking at Phase 1 Cellular Health Regenerator I realized this is not going to help me since I’m already doing it. They should have recommended me to a Functional doctor. I felt sick to my stomach and couldn’t sleep knowing spending 7,997.00 for 4 months. I sent texts and emails to cancel. They kept trying to schedule another meeting. I kept refusing and just said cancel. After I canceled I received an email saying your order (supplements) has been processed for shipment and will be shipped to you. They could have cancelled that order. It’s just not right! The last conversation I was told it’s not just the diet, your cells are starving it’s the combination of the supplements that we give you. I want to tell every one beware!

I sat there for an hour and listened to someone give me a infomercial-worthy sales pitch about why I needed this program so much that costs nearly $8,000. I was not that convinced it would meet my needs and then she threw in there would be free epigenetics testing offered for the first time. This should have been a given! They also do not monitor for any lab work both initially or to check progress, which is ridiculous and irresponsible. I ended up with the feeling like the whole thing was a scam. I have since found a doctor that MONITORS blood work and does the epigenetics testing and specializes in what I am looking for (cancer recovery) and does not tell me that ALL medications are poisons like the person in this infomercial did. Overall, it was a horrible experience. Do not waste your time.

I too spent $27 for a consult but it really was a sales pitch. I was patiently waiting for the price and boy was I shocked. $7500 for 4 months. I told the salesperson I needed to speak with my husband and think about it. I decided to go to Chat GPT to inquire if this protocol could be followed without paying $7500. I was given a list of Dr. Axe's You Tube and articles that give the same information on cell regeneration and I was given link to the the Biblio Diet so I could read that book. ChapGPT gave me a four month outline of what I could do on my own, including bible verses to use with my AI created program. I then went to the you tube videos and articles, and I figured that it would be more beneficial to me and my pocket book to use follow the free advice. I then came to trust pilot and read reviews on Dr.Axe.com as well as this site that everyone's directed to. The reviews are very upsetting. I get people need to make money, but I feel this is beyond scamming people. Especially when people can't get into the chats or feel that their "specialists" really aren't specialist at all. If Dr. Axe was talking to me weekly one on one, well then the price might be worth it. A nutrition coach would be cheaper. Lastly, I wasn't thrilled with the DNA testing they want you to do. I have so far kept my DNA private and I am no interested giving an unknown lab my DNA to do with what they please. Don't waste your money on the consult and don't buy the program. Use the free resources to teach yourself. Nothing new under the sun here.

It's obvious, when you pay $27 for a $300 value, that you'll be seeing a sales pitch. Supposedly you get a 60 minute consultation that should help guide your treatment plan. My Mom and I both signed, up, both paid our fees. I never received my questionnaire and they messed up my appointment. They said they couldn't find my account, but I had received my receipt and other notifications via email. We ended up doing our consultation together. Our representative was more than happy to do both of our meetings together, which seemed odd. I asked her if I needed to complete my health questionnaire to get answers from her. She said the results of the visit would not change even if she had it. In other words, it was entirely a sales pitch. $7500 a PERSON for 4 months with only 2 doctor's appointments. Of course, once we said no, we were offered other, "more affordable" options, that still weren't affordable. After we said no to those, our representative became snide and nasty. DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME! * The company was nice enough to tell me I had reviewed Dr. Axe's website and not his Health Institute, so I changed my review. However, as they both have his name attached to the business, you might want to beware of both websites.

For me, the program didn't work. Then when I went to cancel the concierge service, they won't answer my email or my phone calls to cancel. So frustrating. After all the hype about this, I'm totally disappointed and would never, ever tell anyone to use this program. Sorry, but just stating the facts from my perspective.

After the one hour zoom call, I was told I would be emailed the information in writing, and scheduled a follow up phone call 3 days later. No email, no phone call. Worried now it was a scam. Will dispute the $37 I paid for the so called consult. If this isn't a scam, it is deceptive marketing having people pay for an hour sales pitch. Waste of time and money ey.