Speaker: Heather Taylor
Heather Taylor: And that to me was different than anything else,
Question 1 of 3: Describe a specific moment when your joint pain stopped you from doing something you love and how that felt.
Heather Taylor: Hey, this is Heather. I wanted to tell you guys about my GLX3, my joint and muscle support. I don't have my glasses off. I did went ahead and followed the protocol, which was to be able to take it at the 4 tablets at first, and then I dropped it down to the 2. I have a lot of osteoarthritis, and hip and back pain. And this has even actually helped me with my back pain. I have degenerative disc disease, so it basically hurts anytime I move, and I don't like pain pills, so I was looking for alternate solutions. I watched the videos on these little pills for about 6 months before deciding to bite the bullet and go ahead and take it, and I wish I had done it the first month. It's fantastic, and it really does work great. It has resolved almost all of my osteoarthritis, which is fantastic to not be in that kind of pain.
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?"
Heather Taylor: I think you could say that I basically gave in. When you see ads for products all the time and so on, I thought, well, you know what, this is a product I haven't tried. It's an all-natural product which I like, and, it promised to not have a fishy smell, which I really liked, fish burps are the worst, and this is a natural product. And I have to take enough medicines that I really tried to resolve everything else as naturally as possible. I just think it's healthier, but this worked within the first bottle. I didn't even have to take the second bottle before it was working, and that to me was different than anything else. Nothing is an overnight process, but for this one to actually work for me within the first bottle, and for me to still wake up every morning and not have all the joint pain that I have is amazing and well worth every cent of it.
Last Question: What's the best part of feeling better?
Heather Taylor: I think one of the best parts about feeling better is I've been an independent person my entire life and. At almost 58, I don't like having to depend on other people. If I want to get something done, I want to do it when I want to be able to do it, and I have to wait until somebody gets home, and that was something that had been, taken away from me because of my arthritis and my inability to be able to grab things and I can go ahead and I can grab things now, and there's still some things that I have to wait on for help. But I have 60 - 70% of my mobility back that I had lost for a little over 2 years, and now I have it back, and I feel more like myself. And I love being able to be independent and be able to do my own thing and not have to worry about, I can't do anything the next day because my hand is so swollen. I just don't have it anymore. And now I can get right up and keep right on going and actually living life like I should be able to. So thank you Haka for that, cause you gave me that back. Thank you.
