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May 16, 2004
Nearly five years ago, my husband died from drug-resistant bacteria in his lungs. At that time the doctors diagnosed the skin condition on my legs above my ankles as eczema. It didn't appear to be genetic because no one else in my family had it. I read that it might have been caused by circulatory problems, but the doctors could not give an explanation. I didn't even want to think that it could have been caused because of the intracellular bacteria in my husband's lungs. That was only the beginning of my health problems. After my husband passed away, I found out many issues surrounding his case that were disturbing. The legal battle that ensued brought on more and more problems. Along with the increasing severity of the eczema, I got acid reflux so bad that I had to sleep sitting up, and I was eating antacids like candy. I could no longer drink milk or eat any dairy products. I had never had trouble with dairy products before this. Then I couldn't sleep more than 2 hours at night. I was walking around like a zombie during the day because I couldn't get any rest. I also noticed my hair was getting thinner, would not grow and was breaking. Then I noticed my fingernails were getting weak and breaking. My fingernails had always been strong and had grown so long that most people thought they were fake. Now, even they were splitting and breaking.
Through all this my weight was steadily increasing. These things I've mentioned are all in addition to the arthritis in my hands. It started in the thumb of my right hand about 15 hears ago, and several years later it crept into the wrist of my left hand, where I had broken the bone several years before. I also had some arthritis in my hip, which made it difficult or me to walk at times. This was definitely genetic, because I had inherited it from my mother and my grandmother. I still remember seeing my grandmother's hands, all red and swollen, and I knew I had that to look forward to. I wasn't sure how I was going to manage. I needed to be able to use the computer, and the pain was keeping me from using it. I was absolutely convinced that I was nearing the end of my life. I couldn't work an eight-hour day on a job, and I just couldn't seem to get well.
Then I discovered BioZamas. My health was at a low point, and nothing seemed to show any improvement, so I decided to try them. That was about three months ago. It took about three weeks, to see a marked improvement in the eczema, which has now almost completely disappeared. Within six weeks, the acid reflux had improved so much; I no longer had to take antacids. I then noticed I was sleeping throughout the night, and I no longer had to sleep sitting up. It has been three months now, and my hair is growing so much I had to trim it. My nails have stopped breaking and are growing long again.
The job I have now is a difficult one because I have to be on my feet for most of the day, and I have to work outside in the desert heat. It is amazing that neither the heat, nor the long hours, nor the walking bothers me anymore. The best part is that now my arthritis is under control. The sharp shooting pains have gone away completely, and I'm now able to move my thumb in a 360-degree circle. When I finish my workday on my feet, I am now able to sit at the computer and do my reports. In addition to all these great things, I'm losing weight.
I'm 58 years old, and can work circles around people half my age. I don't know what I would have done if I hadn't found out about Biozamas. After seeing my health improve so much, my friend has nicknamed Biozamas the "Magic Pills." I'm not sure how my transformation came about, but I'm thankful it did. I just wish I had known about these "Magic Pills" before I got sick. I'm sure taking them daily could have prevented a lot of the health problems I went through.
Joan Green
Journalist
May 16, 2004
Nevada, USA
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