Speaker: Leta Clayton
Leta Clayton: And I can walk a 0.5 mile from the parking lot to the event center to attend graduation,
Question 1 of 3: Describe a specific moment when your joint pain stopped you from doing something you love and how that felt.
Leta Clayton: I just celebrated my 70th birthday, and I have been blessed with a very large family, and I have 44 grandchildren, and to be exact, and yes, you did hear that, right, 44, and I am very involved in my grandchildren's activities, their sports, their concerts, whatever happens, I love to attend. But last year, I had extreme pain in my feet, and my shins, and my knees and my ankles. And I went to a doctor and I was diagnosed as having fraying tendons. Now, how in the heck do you get fraying tendons? It's not like I do extreme sports or anything like that, but I found it was increasingly difficult to attend all those activities that all those beautiful people want me to be there for, and that I want to be there for, because I found that every step that I took caused 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?"
Leta Clayton: I'm really ashamed to admit how much money I've actually spent on joint and muscle supplements. The way I found GLX3 was on an ad, on social media because I'd been searching for a new supplement for my joint and muscle support because my physical therapy just wasn't helping me. And, of course, then the algorithm kicks in and up came this ad for GLX3. And at the time, I was taking chondroitin, and I'm sure I don't pronounce that right, and I was taking glucosamine and turmeric and fish oil and you name it, I was taking them fish oil supplements, and when I saw the ad for this, If, quite frankly, if I'm gonna be honest, the only reason I really decided to try it is because it was from New Zealand, and I'd spent 18 months in New Zealand a couple of years ago, and New Zealand is my favorite place on the universe. But boy did I choose the right, because I am on my 6th bottle, people, 6th bottle, and it's helping. Do I feel like I'm 40 again? No, I certainly don't. But you know what? I can hike across 5 soccer fields to get to the right soccer game now. And I can walk a 0.5 mile from the parking lot to the event center to attend graduation, and I can go to those hockey games, and I can go to those dance recitals that I have to walk miles to get to. Because it really has made a difference. Don't give up on it in the 1st 30 days either, because think about how long it took you to get to that point that you're at with the pain you're in. It's a gradual healing process, I feel. And boy, I really felt like I had chosen the right by taking it. It's helped me.
Last Question: What's the best part of feeling better?
Leta Clayton: Well, I think the best part of feeling better is just regaining your life back. And Haka Life, you've helped me to do that, and I recommend this to people. I am a firm believer that I'm being helped with this. See in the background, the word Kia Kaha back there? I picked that up when I was in New Zealand. Kia Kaha means stay strong. So people stay strong. Good luck. I hope you have as much success with this as I did. Thank you, Haka Life.
