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TerreI am absolutely amazed, as here you go again, spouting your versions of legaleze. " Addressing the question of no interstate commerce involved in this procedure: did I not read somewhere that another doctor is going to soon be setting up a clinic in Florida in order to begin treating patients there, using Dr. Centeno's technique? If he is teaching the procedure to other physicians, who are then going to be practicing in other states, does that not constitute interstate traffic? Sure seems like it to me. "Do you actually know what the term of "Interstate commerce" means as it referred actually to in law, (& not your hypothetical conception of what the law might be,) vis a vis Dr Centeno's procedures? I'll answer this one for you ~ probably not!I have to say that am learning more about you Terre & I am going to make an assumption here, you are probably a salesperson, since every time I ask you a direct question you refuse to answer it. Yet you carry on back where you started from have yet another go at Dr Centeno & his clinic! That Dr Centeno & his clinic is doing something that may directly & positively impact millions of peoples lives, seems moot to you.Dr Centeno is regulated by the State of Colorado health authorities among others. If he steps out of line & breaks laws its his license to practice medicine that is on the line. As some one that has worked for years as any doctor has, you can rest assured that most of them won't intentionally break the law. That your knowledge of Dr Centeno's procedures & legal standing is lacking, is not my fault. Perhaps you should study proctophobia since your opinions come less than well thought out?