Magic Spray?

Yesterday we went to the chiropractor again; the one who does a form of Qigong. During our last visit, he said Maria might be ready for a "neural enhancer" spray, but he didn't have any open bottles. It's rather expensive so he wants us to try it first before we buy one. (We've been to him at least 10 times over a 6-8 month period, roughly and this is the first time he's ever mentioned buying anything, for those of you saying tsk tsk). Anyway, this visit I asked him about it and he said he'd been thinking about it ever since we were there last (a month ago). He still didn't have an open bottle so he gave us a new bottle to try. If we don't like it, we'll give it back, if we do, we'll pay for it. Seems fair.

All I have to do is spray it four times into her mouth once a day. It's supposed to help her build neural pathways in her brain. I looked at the company's website (Maxam Nutraceutics), and I couldn't find the NX-Rx spray (neural enhancer) that he gave us, all I could find was NG-Rx (neural regeneration), which says it increases neurological activity, balances brain chemistry, and increases cerebral circulation. There are a bunch of testimonials on what their sprays (esp. the one that removes toxic metals from your body) have done for autistic kids. Really does sound too good to be true, and you know what they say about that ... But I really trust this doc, I feel he's doing good things for Maria, and what the hell, why not try all kinds of non-harmful avenues. We'll see what happens!!!

Oh yea - and about those credit cards... Maria kept getting pre-approved credit card applications, and since it's never too early to build good credit, I applied for one for her. They asked for household income, which was no problem. For occupation, I put "baby". etc. We got a letter from Capital One the other day that said "... application submitted is incomplete or cannot be verified." Hmmmm, maybe I should have sent them a picture proving her occupation??? Wonder if they'll stop sending them now.