Dr. Mark Flannery, DC

He attended a few two-day trainings from companies about how to use their blood tests to 'diagnose' immune disorders and now provides psuedo-medical advice way outside his scope. He charged thousands of dollars to give my child a blood test then an extra $400 just to go over the results. Out of the dozens of things the test measured, he claimed one was deficient. I pointed out the actual paperwork he showed us stated the item was within the normal range. Flannery claimed the range stated in the results was not accurate, and that we needed to trust his interpretation. He then stated the out of range result was causing 'inflammation' (which was undetectable by any medical instrument beyond Flannery's own perceptions). He recommended sending our child to a center (which he happened to co-own). When I balked at that, he suggested I get a book about the deficiency (which was pure marketing for the center). His staff then offered supplement sales on our way out.