How Homeopathic HGH Spray Helped Me , by Lisa Wells, RN,

Lisa Wells, RN In early 1999 homeopathic human growth hormone helped my back and neck injuries, my fibromyalgia, my depression, I lost weight and shaped up, my skin and hair seemed to come back to life, and much more. I had told my story to many clients, and a number of them said I should place my story on this web site. I intentionally did not do this because I felt that some might see it as only a sales tactic. In 2001 I was finally convinced to add my own story below.

By the year 2001, we had many testimonials from clients displayed on this site, and so I hoped my story would be seen as just another testimonial, which is what it is. Also, I felt there may be others who were suffering with some of the same disabilities and problems that I had, and they may be interested in reading it.

Update in 2010: I have now been taking homeopathic HGH for about 11 years and I am still enjoying the benefits.

Lisa Wells, RN - age 49

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My Back and Neck Injuries

In November 1997 I was assisting a confused patient who was determined to get out of bed and wouldn't wait until I went to get help. I had to keep him from injuring himself and in the process I injured myself. I sustained two herniated discs in my cervical spine and three herniated discs in my lumbar spine (my neck and my lower back).

Since I worked in an emergency room and since I was working there when I was injured, I was seen by the doctor on duty there in the ER where I worked. He gave me the rest of the day off, and said I had only strained my back. Two days later I was back at work.

For the next month I suffered so much at work. After one month I was allowed to choose my own physician, an orthopedic surgeon, who immediately ordered an MRI and saw my herniated discs. He immediately placed me off work, which I needed, but I also lost my salary which I depended on, the disability I was paid was only a fraction of my normal salary. This placed a great hardship on me and those whom I supported.

After about 9 months of this hardship I found myself all alone, I was forced to move out of the house I had been making payments on for 4 years, and move into a small one bedroom apartment. The money was so tight that I could not afford to purchase a used refrigerator, so I had no refrigerator for the first 6 months of living in the apt. It was hard for me to adjust to not having the essentials, when as a nurse I had worked long hard hours to make a decent living for the past 15 years.

I became very stressed about making ends meet, I now lived alone, and I had no family to help me. My life and my health were in a terrible condition. I was in so much pain, my doctor tried every type of therapy available, including numerous injections directly into my cervical and lumbar spines (epidural injections), but nothing helped.

The massages, acupuncture, and ultrasounds felt good at the time they were in progress, but within one hour after the session my pain would be just as bad as before, and the muscles in my body would spasm, with knots in my neck, shoulders, arms, buttocks, legs, and down my entire back.

I had awful sharp pains that radiated down both arms to my hands, and I had terrible pain in my sciatic areas, with sharp shooting pains going down my legs into the top of my feet; everything hurt. I also developed fibromyalgia which made everything worse.

I became more depressed because my life seemed to be over. I had worked so hard to become a nurse and then also develop my specialty skills over the years, and now I would probably never be able to work again as normal. In my personal life I had always been so athletic and now I could not do much of anything.

My hair became very thin and lifeless, my skin became so dry that no matter how much lotion I applied it didn't help. I think some of this may have been due to my depression. I did not eat healthy, I had to eat something that didn't require refrigeration and didn't require any preparation. I was in too much pain, and I did not have enough energy to prepare anything, so I mostly ate junk food.

It was a chore just to get myself up to take a shower. I would put it off as long as possible. I stayed on the sofa watching television most of the day, I had no interest and no energy to do anything. I couldn't sleep at night, I would wake up every hour on the hour during the night. By about 3 AM I just couldn't stand it anymore so I would move back to the sofa and watch more TV. This was the condition of my life and my body after my injury.

My doctor finally decided on surgery. He performed a 3 level fusion of my cervical spine, with a metal plate and a piece of bone from my hip being used in the fusion. This surgery did help the worsening sharp pains that had constantly radiated down my arms, so I was very thankful, but it did nothing for the 3 herniated discs in my lumbar spine or the fibromyalgia.

When my doctor performed the cervical pre-operative MRI, he also checked my lumbar area. He told me that the 3 herniated discs in my lumbar spine had become about 100% larger, and also the degeneration around those discs was about 100% worse than in my previous MRI. This was bad news.

Because of the location and the condition of my 3 lumbar discs, my doctor told me there would be only about a 50% chance of improvement and surgery could even make the situation worse. He said that because of the low probability of improvement, I may want to hold off on that surgery for as long as possible. He also said that the situation would continue to worsen and would eventually require the surgery. I decided to not have the lumbar surgery at that time.

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