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It happened…Suddenly I couldn’t move
MRS ROSE PARKER, who lives in London, sounded bright and cheerful as she told us how delighted she is with the results of taking Serrapeptase. Not only has it helped long term and severe back pain but also reduced something many women hate ‘love handles’. Like most, Mrs Parker doesn’t take things on face value. She took matters into her own hands when it seemed the medical profession couldn’t come up with the answers. Her story starts 7 years ago when she was washing the car.
“It happened in a second! Suddenly I couldn’t move”
Unfortunately for Mrs Parker this was something that wasn’t going to get better with rest. The prolapsed disc has developed into a crumbling of bone around the disc and nerve root impingement. In simple terms she continued to suffer awful back pain which spread to sciatica in her legs.
“I had that for about four weeks. And it returns from time to time: this terrible spasm pain”. Prescribed very strong pain killers by her GP Mrs Parker suffered bad side effects. “I had diarrhoea, sickness and a sense of disorientation. I had to give them up. Then I was offered back surgery which I declined. I belong to the Back Pain Association and had heard some scary tales. When you think about it, you are dealing with something very delicate: the spinal cord.”
Things came to a head when she was due to go into hospital for an epidural and nerve block. She developed flu and was not well enough to cope with it.
I started going on the internet looking up references to sciatica and then I picked up on serrapeptase. I started taking it and took a really heavy dose for the first bottle, after a further two bottles it did seem to have eased. Within six weeks I was noticing a real difference.
As I’ve said already Mrs Parker is an intelligent woman who finds out facts for herself. She wondered whether this might be a remission or the psychological effect. But then she noticed something amazing. Since her injury she had developed ‘huge swellings’ at the top of her legs. Alternative application of ice and hot water bottles had had no effect. Now they were going down.
“It is Serrapeptase’s function as an anti inflammatory that has helped me,” she declared. “I’m definitely going to carry on with Serrapeptase. I’m down to a maintenance dose now: one in the morning and one at night. But sometimes, for example today when I’ve come back from a deep and very painful massage (prescribed on the NHS) I’ll be taking another.”
Mrs. Parker
I was in a lot of pain for 4 years until I found Serrapeptase
I had a severe slipped disc about 9 years ago and was in a lot of pain for 4 years until I found serrapeptase. I have taken it ever since, it is amazing. I just take 2 a day, unless I do something to my back, which is once or twice a year, when I take a much higher dose, which gets rid of the pain. I would not be without Serrapeptase, it is like my crutch, I rely on it to keep me pain free. My husband takes it for mild asthma and it certainly helps him. I tell everyone about it, including my chiropractor.
Linda Wigman