Speaker: Chris Perkins
Chris Perkins: It's good to be able to go out and train myself and help train my students and, you know, continue doing what I love.
Question 1 of 3: Describe a specific moment when your joint pain stopped you from doing something you love and how that felt.
Chris Perkins: I've been having knee pain on and off for the last 3 or 4 months. I normally move pretty easily and efficiently without any pain, but the last few months, it's been pretty disheartening because my knee got so bad that I didn't want to bend down and if I had to, I'd be wincing in pain and it makes it even more hectic because we're in the middle of tournament season and I'm trying to get ready for that as well as get our students ready for that.
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?"
Chris Perkins: I don't typically take a whole lot of anti-inflammatories. I saw an ad for the GLX3 and I read that there was some, you know, beneficial efficacy trials. So I figured I'd give it a shot about towards the end of my second month on it, I started seeing a substantial, you know, benefit in the way I was able to move and The limited range of movement had improved and also the pain had subsided quite a bit, so I'm continuing on it right now.
Last Question: Now that you're back in action, what’s the best part about having your life back?"
Chris Perkins: I'm still currently continuing on the GLX3 I've seen a substantial improvement in the diminishment of pain in my range of motion. I'm not fully back 100%, but I'm a whole lot better than I was. So it's good to be able to go out and train myself and help train my students and, you know, continue doing what I love.
