I was diagnosed with both rheumatoid and osteoarthritis and was well on the way to becoming bedridden. I had been medicating with arthritic prescriptions such as Naprosyn, Clinoril and Mecloman, to name a few, along with large doses of Extra-Strength Tylenol. Most of my joints were involved with intermittent inflammation and swelling, in any one or all areas and at any given time. The inflamma­tion was often so severe that the area would turn color as though it had been bruised. Climbing stairs was a monumental task and without the availability of a handrail, sometimes impossible. Changes in barometric pressure would send me to bed with a heating pad and increased medication. Sleeping the night through was unheard of as I would often be awakened with immobilizing pain that literally took my breath away. My husband would have to move my hips and body to a different position so that I could try to go back to sleep. It was difficult to get into or out of bed without help. I was unable to wring out a rag, pick things up with one hand and it was becoming exceedingly difficult to type, which was devastating because that was my livelihood. I could not raise my hands above shoulder height as my shoulders were so painful.

In early 1982, a friend brought the good news of GH3 and its availability to us. I received relief from the inflammation of the arthritis within four days and inside of three weeks almost all of the pain had subsided. I stopped taking my prescriptions the day I started the GH-3. This isn’t a recommenda­tion, it’s only because I had to know if it was the GH3 that was helping me, if indeed I received help. Today, almost seven years later, I only have occasional arthritic discomfort. That is when I’ve either been working or playing too hard and not eating the right foods for proper nutrition.

Migraine headaches had been a way of life to me since the age of 13. Again, every medication available was prescribed to: abort the migraine before it became fully involved; to get rid of the mi­graine when it did become totally involved; to somehow lessen the pain if we could not get rid of the migraine; to stop the nausea and vomiting. As a last resort, I would use a suppository that would render me unconscious and, hopefully, I would awaken without the migraine. The success ratio for that was very small. Oftentimes, I had to go to the hospital emergency room for a shot and I.V. replenishment of potassium. This was because the migraine medications were also diuretics and would reduce fluid pressure as well. If vomiting occurred, my potassium level would also be dangerously low.

Scintillating Scotoma, the medical term for the ‘light show’ migraine sufferers often have, together with the partial loss of vision in my left eye, happened at least twice a month. This was often the forerunner of a full-blown migraine that would send me to bed in a dark, quiet room with a bucket by the bed for the vomiting that accompanied it. On occasion, I still have a light show when I’m distressed or overly tired, but I have yet to have a migraine in all these years. Among the medications prescribed for me as preventative measures for the migraines were: Valium (which I took for at least 15 years in varying doses, and Elavil (which I have been taking for four years when I started the Vitacel GH3. Valium (a depressant) was not as effective as the Elavil (an antidepressant) as a preventative. The Elavil kept me relatively migraine-free for about two years. However, I had to take at least 75 mgs. every night. The Physician’s Desk Reference lists over 100 adverse reactions to Elavil (one being death). I tried to wean myself from the drug. Within four days, I was in bed with a full-blown migraine that left me feeling physically ill for nearly a month. I didn’t try that again until after I had been on GH-3 for a month. I decided to stop taking the Elavil because of what the GH-3 had done for my arthritic inflammation and pain. Surely it could do as much for my migraines! My faith was reinforced because of the reading and research my husband had been doing about GH3 where reference was made to its vasodilatation ability. Was this the reason for my hands and feet being warm again? Better circulation?

Due to cancer in 1973, I had a mastectomy and the lymph nodes under my arm were removed. My entire upper arm and chest were completely numb. After about one week of GH3 therapy, I noticed itching in these areas - itching that just couldn’t be scratched. I’d take a dry washcloth and scrub and scrub. I now have all the feeling back in that area. If you’re familiar with what phantom sensations are, I even have feeling in the tissue that isn’t there!

I also had edema in my arm that sometimes encroached into the chest and lower arm. It was very painful and often necessitated my wearing of a Jobst sleeve to suppress the fluid. Or I would wear my arm in a sling because it was so heavy. The edema has subsided to where the arm on the surgical side is only slightly larger than the other arm. A physician friend says he can’t medically explain what happened. That’s okay!

I’ve been taking Vitacel GH-7, an improved GH3, for the past four years with even greater benefits. A feeling of well-being is present, even during times of stress. My sleep is of better quality my skin tone is more colorful and moist, the dryness is gone and there is a resiliency that wasn’t there before and the age spots are disappearing.

The toll on my productivity due to the many medications, is all behind me. For the first time in my life I am taking no prescriptions and that’s a miracle! I get weepy when I think with gratitude of all that GH-7 has done for me, all at affordable prices. My husband says he has his “bride” back. I know that I will be taking Vitacel GH-7 for the rest of my longer, healthier and happier life!!

It is my greatest desire to share with others in need who may have similar or different problems. A co-worker introduced Vitacel 7 to me. Not having any health problems himself, but knowing the value of being a step ahead of disease, he shared the message of this grand tablet with me. I was a prime candidate for a stroke or a heart attack. My blood pressure was 165 over 105. I felt like a walking stick of dynamite. I was desperate and hearing the track record of this product, decided to give it a fair try. I was pleasantly surprised and astounded with the rapid results. In just 3 weeks, my blood pressure dropped to 125 over 80!!! Pleasant side effects became apparent. My Age spots were fading. Hair has grown back in the crown of my head and also in the receding hairline. No need to tell you that I am pleased.

I am 58 years old and will continue to use this amazing tablet daily. I will also tell everyone about GH7, and encourage them to use it also.

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