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The following article has been one of the most popular and shared articles I have published in the last six months. Take a moment now to learn why this article has gone viral to hundreds of thousands of people… And, feel free to share it with others.
Back pain is one of the most common medical ailments among Americans today.
It started off when I was 32 (yes, sounds like too young to be having back problems! But it has happened to so many people I know and seems to be the norm now). I tweaked my back while playing a casual game of basketball.
At first I thought it was just a normal injury that would heal over time, but after 2 months past, I felt like it was getting worse. I went to the doctor and they prescribed me Advil and Physical therapy.
I did this for a month and still felt horrible. Anyone who has ever had really sever back pain, knows what I’m talking about when I say you literally cannot do anything. Standing for a while hurts, sitting too long hurts, walking around hurts… about the only thing that felt okay was lying in bed.
For about 2 years I read every book I could on back pain, continued to stretch and was taking 8-16 Advils a day for the pain. Finally I saved up money and went to see a Regional Pain doctor (Anesthesiologist). Through some testing and diagnostics, he determined that he wanted to do Epidural Cortisone Injections, so I did. I ended up doing about 4 shots a year over 2 years. They definitely helped in the short term, but the pain always came back after 4-6 months (not a sustainable solution). Also, each 2 shot treatment set me back $5,000!!
I continued to go to Physical Therapy throughout all this and it seemed like the only thing that consistently made me feel a little and a little better over time. But I wasn’t ready to give up. Next I went to see a Neurologist who was convinced it was a Nerve issue. We ended up doing a nerve conduction study and Electromyography (EMG), one of the most painful things I’ve had to do. Then next I went to see an orthopaedic surgeon who was convinced it was a bone issue pinching a nerve. You get the point, I did everything and got NOWHERE.
About a year and half ago, I happened to see an interview with Dr. Sanjay Gupta (who is a reputable Doctor for CNN) talking about the benefits of CBD (Cannabidiol) Oil. For the record, I’ve never been a huge fan of Marijuana, smoked it about 4 or 5 times in my life, but never enjoyed it. But I found out that CBD oil was hemp based and contains no THC (the substance that causes the ‘high’). I was able to find the Sanjay Gupta interview and posted it here!
My search ended when I found NRG CBD online and ordered some and started adding it into my daily routine. Sometimes on my food, sometimes I just open my mouth and swallow the drops. Doesn’t have much of a taste, but within a month or two I noticed a significant change. I could bend more easily without feeling as much pain (e.g. put my shoes on). My back started to hurt less and I felt more confident with it, like lifting light boxes and stuff. Is it a miracle? I don’t know, but taking NRG CBD oil combined with being diligent about my PT has helped me get back to full health in the last year when nothing else had worked. I swear by my stretching and CBD Oil drops daily!
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