Speaker: Joan Kercher
Joan Kercher: And I'm no longer doing that, and I have, I'd still have good days and bad days, but it's milder.
Question 1 of 3: Describe a specific moment when your joint pain stopped you from doing something you love and how that felt.
Joan Kercher: I've always been an avid gardener. And several years ago. The joint pain and stiffness and suffering of arthritis in my feet and ankles became so severe that I could hardly garden anymore. It became a real chore, and I was taking a lot of Aleve and Tylenol to deal with the pain just so I could continue to do something that I really loved and enjoyed that was a passion.
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?"
Joan Kercher: I've tried a lot of different things to help with my arthritis and the stiffness. And I know, Omega-3s are an important element in our diets, but I hadn't really found a lot of help as far as inflammation and that sort of thing from just the regular, Omega-3 supplements. I was intrigued by the Green-lipped Mussel oil that was in this product as well as some of the other ingredients. And I just, Seemed like seemed like it was worth a try. And I appreciated that there was, you know, vitamin E oil in it, and it was cold pressed. Just seemed like a good all-around product.
Last Question: What's the best part of feeling better?
Joan Kercher: Well, my feet aren't exactly cured, I wouldn't say. They certainly do feel better, and it did take about, oh, probably 2 months or a little bit more than that to begin to really notice a difference. And when I would garden in the past and I would come home or come in the house after a day of gardening, or even half a day of gardening, I would literally have to plunge my feet into a bucket of ice water, which I don't think really helped my nerves all that much, but the pain was that bad and the inflammation. And I'm no longer doing that, and I have, I'd still have good days and bad days, but it's milder. So it's better, it's much more tolerable, and I have seen a difference, and I greatly appreciate that. And it's just, you know, it just did make a difference.
