Pancreas Problems
(These testimonials
are from people like you and me. We make NO
MEDICAL CLAIMS -- and we do not claim to heal or cure)
For more information contact John St. John at jsjwellness@gmail.com or phone 713-725-1842
From: JoMark123@aol.com
I am a Type II Diabetic and
that was my entree into the Nikken experience. I became a Diabetic by having
two bouts of Pancreatitis. I was a very
sick puppy for a long time and once we discovered the cause, it took nearly
five years to overcome. Nikken Magsteps were the first things I received and
although I had peripheral neuropathy from my toes to my knees, the reason was
simply to be able to play golf with my son in Tucson, AZ in 104 degree heat.
After the Magsteps found their way to my shoes, I did play, and then noticed
that I had some energy to spare, but the end result was far reaching. I also
noticed that next day that my FM (which comes with the Pancreatitis) didn't
react when normally I would've been rather disabled after a round of golf. When I arrived back in Atlanta I resumed my
walking routine of four miles in under an hour through the hills and valleys
that become quite steep. When a Diabetic feels that numb, tingly, burning
sensation in their feet, each step becomes a fear that some day, someone
will try to remove a toe hear
or a foot there and it's wheelchairs and a short life after that. But then the
second product experience hit and the condition of my feet disappeared, never
to return. Nothing could stop me from
sleeping on the sleep system and using the necklace and Magsteps during the
day. Pi Mag water came next and the rest is history. If I had known about
Nikken when the Pancreatitis hit first it would have been the water, the sleep
system and the day products for me. That is what I would recommend as an answer
to your question.
Dr. Tom - www.wcss.biz
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From: wayndar@fmctc.com
My gall bladder had plugged up
the tube from my pancreas and I had severe pancreatites with infection. When I
woke up in Intensive Care on a respirator, I had a sleep mask on, necklace,
magsteps inside the golf sox, Nikken Pillow, back belt around me, and the
travel comforter (green one with magnets) under me. I don't remember anything,
but my wife said that after about a week my temperature wouldn't stop going up.
When it hit 105 and still climbing, they called the family in and said that I
wouldn't live. She asked if it was OK to bring some magnets and put them one
me. They told her that if my temperature didn't break that I would die in a day
or two! (I don't think that they thought that it would hurt anything because I
was almost dead and probably wouldn't survive!) They told me that my
temperature toped out at 107. A nurse later told me that in her 23 years in IC
that she had seen only one other adult survive a temperature 106, usually they
die between 105 and 106. My wife Darlene says it had to be NIKKEN!!
Wayne and Darlene Arnold - www.5pillars.com/arnold
