Quicken Joint Lubrication - Ibuprophen

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Dear Sharon,

 

Many years ago when I was at the Conference of

the American Physicians with Dr. H. J. Roberts

they had a drug exhibit. They gave away all

kinds of things, pens, pads, etc. They were also

giving away boxes of Ibuprophen and when I

started to pick one up, Dr. Roberts stopped

me. He said, " Never use it because its extremely

caustic and it should never have been made

over-the-counter " . My mother-in-law used it

before she died and I kept asking her to give it

up. She started bleeding and I told her that was

what caused it. She went to our physician and

finally he told her, " Listen to Betty, she's

right, its very caustic. " She quit using it and never had any more bleeding.

 

My daughter complained of one leg being shorter

than the other. It bothered her for two reasons,

one having to do with clothing and shoes, and two

it caused her back pain. I know I may sound like

a broken record with prolotherapy but I once

mentioned this problem to Dr. Hemwall and he

said, " no problem, I can fix them both " . So I

took her to Illinois and in one treatment Dr.

Hemwall cured the one leg being shorter and the

back pain. I've never seen my daughter so happy,

she was telling everyone. Dr. Ross Hauser took

over his practice and you can ask him if he too

can fix one leg being shorter than the

other. Hers wasn't much because I couldn't tell

it. www.caringmedical.com For a little humor,

a man who had had a stroke heard me tell the

story about my daughter and called Dr.

Hemwall. Dr. Hemwall called me laughing one day

and said, " Betty, no stroke patients, pain

patients " ! He died in his 90's and I still miss

him. In all the years I sent him patients he

either cured them or they were 80% improved.

 

I have seen some amazing cases in

prolotherapy. In the case of joint pain, I deal

with a lot of people because aspartame hardens

the synovial fluids and orthopedic surgeons tell

me they find necrosis in aspartame

victims. Anyway, my neighbor was about to have a

knee replacement and I just pleaded with her not

to do it, telling her she could have severe pain

later and it was so simple to cure with

prolotherapy. However, she listened to her

physician and went on with it. Two or three

years later she called me and said, " The knee

with the metal plate is causing more pain than I

had before surgery and now they want to put a

metal plate in my other knee. I may end up

crippled, what can I do? " Mrs. Gray back then

must have been about 75 years old and her husband

had just died. She was just terrified of being

unable to care for herself. As it happened it

was in October when they always have teaching

seminars in Wisconsin. Back then you could bring

patients and they would use them in

teaching. Unfortunately today they use

cadavers. She agreed to go to Wisconsin that

weekend. Dr. Hemwall examined her and said,

" Betty I can cure the one knee but the other has

metal plate in it. " I said, " Could you just put

injections where she is having referred pain in

that leg? " He did. We flew back to Atlanta and

in about three days she called and said, " I have

no pain at all " . I moved some years later but the pain never returned.

 

I can tell you its so wonderful to see so many

cured who didn't believe they had a

chance. Today prolotherapy has become more

mainstream. Unfortunately, Medicare doesn't cover it because of the FDA.

 

All my best,

Betty

At 08:59 AM 8/19/2008, kerley983 wrote:

 

>I cannot find where to buy the Quicken Joint

>Lubrication . My son has started to have

>trouble with one hip joint, one leg is shorter

>than the other. He has been taking 20 some odd

>Ibuprophen a day . I would think that would be

>dangerous to health when it is supposed to be

>hard on the liver. Does walgreens have this

>product. I do not seem to be able to find it,

>but will try google next. sharon

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