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Rob Vanbergen

Author, founder, Holistic Health Practitioner, Microcurrent Therapy Educator, Natural Pain Relief Advocate, podcaster | Pacific Health Options, Pain Free for Life, Pain Free Living Lab

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Roles / TypesAuthor, founder, Holistic Health Practitioner, Microcurrent Therapy Educator, Natural Pain Relief Advocate, podcaster

OrganizationsPacific Health Options, Pain Free for Life, Pain Free Living Lab

Websitehttps://painfreeforlife.com/

LinkedInhttps://ca.linkedin.com/company/painfreeforlife

Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/OfficialPainFreeForLife

Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/officialpainfreeforlife/

YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/@PainFreeForLife

Podcasthttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/pain-free-for-life/id1588148952

Summary

Founder/leader of Pain Free for Life and educator around microcurrent therapy, the Hache Protocol for Pain Resolution, and natural pain relief. Rob Vanbergen, commonly styled Dr. Rob Vanbergen with credentials including BHS, MNM, DNM, and PhD on Pain Free for Life pages, is associated with Pain Free for Life, Pain Free Living Lab, Pacific Health Options.

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Rob Vanbergen, commonly styled Dr. Rob Vanbergen with credentials including BHS, MNM, DNM, and PhD on Pain Free for Life pages, is associated with Pain Free for Life, Pain Free Living Lab, Pacific Health Options, and the Hache Protocol for Pain Resolution. His public materials focus on chronic pain, microcurrent therapy, non-invasive drug-free pain relief, holistic health, vagus nerve stimulation, and natural pain management.

Pain Free for Life describes itself as a resource hub for microcurrent therapy, holistic health, lasting pain relief, a podcast, YouTube channel, magazine/digest, blog, partner program, and community. Pain Free Living Lab describes Vanbergen as founder and says he struggled with anxiety and severe scoliosis, then turned to the Hache Protocol and microcurrent therapy.

Claims around microcurrent devices and the Hache Protocol should be tracked as wellness/pain-management claims and should not be treated as established disease cures without supporting clinical evidence.