All right, Andrew, OK. So, let's, let's share your experience, sir. So, just give us an idea, what kind of pain or, joint issues you had, before finding us. Well, I would get pain in my lower back and get sciatica. It would always range somewhere between a 7 to, to a 10. It was just really hard to go to sleep at night. Sleep quality is a big thing and I, I'm going to have a daughter soon, so I want to be able to keep up with her, be able to play with her when she wants. And, I just need to do something about it. Sounds good. Sounds good. What did you try, though? What did you try before? Any medications or any, treatments before, trying your hyper wave? Yeah, I tried going to the chiropractor, which, it worked, but it was just like a temporary relief. Tried stretching, I tried physical therapy, and, it would help temporarily, but it wouldn't make it go away. But with this, after a session, I almost feel no pain whatsoever after every session. I do feel soreness after, but that's normal. But after the soreness is gone, I'm able to just keep up with my stretches and, And just, I'm able to start working out again, which is really nice. Brilliant. So, the, how, how was it affecting though? In other words, did this, was it limiting you somehow or was it, how was it affecting day in and day out? So, just, I, I work in an office. I work in IT. So, sitting down for long periods of time, being stuck on, in meetings and calls where you can't just leave the desk, I would really feel it in my lower back and, in my hips, and it would just feel, Like someone was stabbing me. It was just like very electrical feeling going down my legs. Yeah. But I don't experience it as much anymore. And then when I do stretch after these sessions, The pain does go away after I, after I stretch. Excellent, that's good. Excellent. So, how were the treatments, though? I know a lot of people actually kind of, fear that this is, there is going to be a, a needle or a shot or a medicine, some kind of injections, but, how, how different was it, compared to your expectation, how back, back pain can be treated? No, no injections. It, the, How do I say this? Um-hum. Yeah, so, basically, there are no needles in there, so you just kind of shock wave therapy, right? Yeah. And it doesn't hurt until you find the spot where the, or like the epicenter of where the pain is. You do feel a bit of pain, but it starts to melt away after. Excellent. So, that's really good. All righty. And then how does it feel now? I think in the, in, did it, change anything, the way in your activities or, They end out, in the jobs at work. Yeah, it, doesn't hurt as much when I'm sitting down, and then when I'm exercising at home, it's, I'm able, I notice I have more range of motion and then when I'm doing, like yoga stretches and things like that, it's, It's bearable. Like, I'm able to get my, my exercise and routine done without having to stop halfway and not complete. Makes sense, makes sense. Workout. In other words, and we always say, that you got to do the exercise and stretching and therapy, but, so, with the pain, relief in pain, you're able to actually kind of, execute them. So, sounds good. OK. Thank you. Thank you much, and, so, would you recommend it to others, though? There are a lot of people, with the back pain and sciatica. What do you think? And do you, do you think it's worth, trying it out? Yeah, I definitely recommend it. It definitely brings back your confidence when you start working out again because you don't feel as afraid. I would still be careful when, when, when you work out, but it definitely gives you hope back. Sounds good. Thank you much.
