"My life has been completely and positively turned around following the Prolozone treatment I received from Dr Sean Ceaser"

Starting about a year ago, I began experiencing pain in my left hip and later my left knee and back. On most days the severity of my pain could be rated as 8 or 8.5 on a scale of 1-10 with 10 being extremely painful to unbearable. I not only had to curtail walking my beloved dogs but walking in the house was measured from chair to chair. When driving I had to lift my leg into and out of the car.
I planned my every activity based on my pain level on a daily basis. At night I developed an elaborate system of pillow supports for my hip and knee. My sleep was interrupted frequently. Some nights I required ice on my hip and/or my knee before I could get to sleep. I did not want to take pain killers because they are hard on your liver and some analgesics (pain killers) are addictive.
Following a medical assessment at a Sports Medicine Clinic which included X-rays I was told that a hip replacement was in my future. Tylenol up to 10 a day as required was recommended. I preferred to stay with my own regime of reduced activity, pillows for support &/or ice at night and the occasional use of a cane for walking.

I then sought the advice of a physiotherapist at the Sports Medicine Clinic. I received a prescription for Orthopedic shoes and orthotics. I was also given written instructions for stretching exercises, to increase my hip flexion. All of these helped to relieve the pain and to increase my activity somewhat. However, the pain level on most days remained at 5 on a scale from 1 - 10.
During an appointment with Dr Ceaser for diet and nutritional advice I mentioned my experience with hip pain and the limited success to date.
Dr Ceaser told me about the Prolozone Treatment and gave me some literature to read. When I indicated I would like to give it a try, Dr Ceaser requested a copy of the report of my hip X-rays. Following his assessment he recommended the Prolozone Treatment.

He indicated the treatment was given for pain relief and there was a high success rate following a series of treatments. He stated that although patient response to treatments vary, with an average of 3 -5 treatments, patients can become permanently pain free.
After 4 weekly treatments my pain was reduced to `0' on the pain scale and at the time of writing I have remained pain free for about 3 months.
After the Prolozone Treatments I can again enjoy my dog walks, the gym and even dancing. I am able to fall asleep easily and feel rested in the morning once again. I have been able to return to my former active lifestyle."

Lynne Palser, R.N., M. Ed.