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CellRenew & Knee Pain: Profiled Case Study |
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Submitted by Allen J. Bunn, R.Ph.
Bunn's Olde Tyme Pharmacy
211 W. Millstream Rd., Cream Ridge, NJ 08514
609-758-6100
Note: The following case studies contain personal health information that is protected by patient confidentiality. To protect their privacy, these patients have agreed to share their experiences but not their names.
Patient H.B., Allentown, NJ
H.B. suffered from immobilizing pain related to lost cartilage in his knees. This was confirmed by X-rays at Lawrence Orthopedic in June 2003. His physician recommended knee replacement.
The patient described his discomfort as:
* Patient could feel and hear bone-on-bone in his knees,
* Patient could not sit too long and had great difficulty standing up to walk,
* Patient could not walk more than 1 block without resting.
* Patient could not exercise to lose weight any longer,
* Patient would "Limp like no body's business".
* His progressive deterioration of the knees has gotten worse in the last 9 months prior to the recording of this case study.
* The patient had to give up his job at College of N.J. because he could not move around in class anymore.
Former therapies included aspirin, Glucosamine and Chondroitin without much relief.
The patient started taking CellRenew in October 2003 after learning about it from a neighbor. He began to see results after 1½ weeks. Less Pain. No longer felt or heard bone-on-bone movement. After 30 days, the patient states that his legs feel 70% better. He no longer has the horrible pain in his knees. Any pain remaining is only dull pressure, and not excruciating. Upon returning to the pharmacy after 60 days, the patient states he is pain-free and has postponed his knee replacement surgery indefinitely. He feels CellRenew works "like a wonder drug". He is delighted that he is no longer "hunched over like Walter Brennan."
Patient E.V., Cookstown, N.J.
This patient came to me with complaints of general aches and pains from arthritis. He couldn't get up off a chair and had to sit on pillows to get up. He told me he had been taking ten (10) ibuprofen 200mg daily for the last 20 years. I warned him of the long-term consequences of chronic NSAID use and advised him to seek a more natural alternative like CellRenew. He agreed. After 30 days on CellRenew, the patient came in to purchase another bottle. He told me he was able to cut his ibuprofen dose in half. He stated that he now "gets up pretty good" out of chair. I will continue to monitor his progress.
Allen Bunn, R.Ph. |
