Posted by NCWayne on June 12, 2010 at 20:09:22 from (166.82.79.195):
Hey guys, yeah, I know, my question is kinda retorical because I know the topic of arthritis has come up more than once on here. That said the reason I"m writing tonight though is to say that after more than 20 years of dealing with the pain it has caused in my neck, I"ve finally found something that helps tremendously.For me it starts with my Dad who is 63 and up until about a year ago was taking prescription mecicine for the pain and stiffness arthritis was causing him. A few months back he told me about some stuff that he was taking that he said helped him to the point he that he hadn"t taken anything prescription in over a year. Me being me and hating anything even remotely related to medicine blew him off. Then about two weeks ago I was doing some work that left me in pain for nearly a week. I could feel the pain and tightness in my neck and it radiated all the way across the top of my head to my temples to the point that even two arthritis strength Aleves didn"t work. So I decided to try the stuff he told me about and see if it would work for me. The stuff is called Osteo-BiFlex and I"m here to tell you it works. I started taking it about a week ago and I can tell a HUGE difference in my neck already. After two days I was working under a machine and I had no problem keeping my head up to see what I was doing way longer than I have been able to in a long while without having to lie down flat every few minutes to rest. Then today I went up and pressure washed our whole rental house (about 1600 sq feet and all white....)that hasn"t been done in close to 4 years, and was steady washing for close to 5 hours. As you can imagine I was looking up alot and tonight no neck pain. I did just one gable end on our house a few weeks back (two story) which took me about an hour and my neck hurt all night and most of the next day after that just that hour so today feel like a miracle.....
Ok, I know that sounds like something off of the late night Infomercials. Even so I"m no salesman by any means and it"s no skin off my back if any of ya"ll try this stuff or not. The main thing is it takes ALOT to get me this excited about something....especially any kind of "medicine".... but I can tell you after hurting for as long as I have this stuff has amazed me and I felt like I would be doing anyone in the same situation a big diservice if I didn"t pass this on. Hope this helps someone as well as it has me......Enough said.........
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