Speaker: Amy Ressler
Amy Ressler : Well, I took it at night, and then the next morning, I could tell a really big difference.
Question 1 of 3: Describe a specific moment when your joint pain stopped you from doing something you love and how that felt.
Amy Ressler : I used to do, I was really dedicated to, kickboxing class. I absolutely loved it. And we did kickboxing, you know, 3 times a week, and we did resistance training the other 3 times a week. And as my knee got worse and worse, I found that I couldn't really do it anymore, not the kickboxing, but getting up and down from the floor. And I just, I felt like an old lady when I decided I, just couldn't do that anymore. And then more recently, it's been an issue of just climbing up the stairs to come in my front door, just a lot of pain, and I would think, I don't want to have to go down the stairs to my car. If I left something in my car, I'd be like, I'll get it tomorrow. I just felt like it was really holding me back from doing all kinds of things that I loved.
Question 2 of 3: What made you finally try GLX3, and how soon did you realize it was different from everything else you’d tried?"
Amy Ressler : What made me finally try GLX3 was. Well, I had discovered that, using sardines every day was helping. It really did kind of help. So, every single day, I was choking down a can of sardines and when I read about GLX3, I thought, could it possibly, could I maybe do this instead? And somebody had said on one of the ads that That it works better than sardines. So I thought, all right, I will try this. And as soon as I did, it really was like day one. Well, I took it at night, and then the next morning, I could tell a really big difference. So I was sold, and then, then I read more about it and found out that it not only is it good for joints, but it's also really good for your brain. And as I'm getting older, I like to take care of my brain.
Last Question: What's the best part of feeling better?
Amy Ressler : I think the best part about feeling better is, waking up in the morning without all the aches and pains that I had before, or even like stretching and not feeling like, ouch. But I think the best part is waking up in the morning, and feeling like I can take on the day and I can actually go down the stairs without a lot of pain. That's what I love about it.
