Osgood Schlatters Disease

Testimonial From A Satisfied Client Who Has Used The Osgood Schlatters Disease Remedy

If your son or daughter is suffering from Osgood Schlatters Disease, then hopefully my story will help you.
My name is Mary and I have a lovely 14 year old son, called David. He is a typical tearaway, never does as he is told and constantly keeps me on my toes. About a year ago he started to complain about pains in his shins and pains in his knees. I checked him out and he seemed ok. But one day he came in from school with tears in his eyes. At first I thought it was bullying, but when he told me his knees were hurting him, I took straight to the Doctors.

After a quick examination, the Doctor told me that David was suffering from Osgood Schlatter Syndrome, (sometimes called Osgood Slaughters Disease). When I first heard those words I was terrified. I had never even heard of Osgood Schlatter Syndrome. The Doctor put my mind at rest and told me that it was a relatively common illness in teenagers, where the child experiences severe pains in the shins and knees. He told me that there was nothing to worry about and that the condition would go away on its own in a year or two.

Whilst this was reassuring, I knew that David was in a lot of pain, so I asked him what there was in the form of Osgood Schlatters disease treatment. It was then that I got my second shock. He told me that apart from painkillers, there wasn’t much he could offer us.

Now, I am no Doctor, but I know the dangers with painkillers, and the last thing I wanted for David was to risk damaging his young body with powerful, even toxic painkillers. So I left the Doctors, relieved that David was going to be ok, but still very concerned that David was in pain. So I began my search online for any form of help, and ideally, some form of Osgood Schlatters disease treatment.

If you have looked online for information on Osgood Schlatters disease treatment, you already know what I am going to tell you. There is almost nothing, and the little bit of information that there is on Osgood Schlatters disease, is the same on virtually every web site!  I am convinced that they copy each other’s sites. What’s the point when they have so little to offer? Anyway, I kept looking and I stumbled across a health forum where someone said they had found a Osgood Schlatters disease remedy which helped their daughter.

I followed the link and Thank God I did.

There is a health researcher called Joe Johnson, who has put together a blend of natural plant extracts specifically for Osgood Schlatters disease. I read the siteand was sceptical as I had never really been into natural remedies, and I had certainly never used one on my children. But this looked different. It was described as a natural, gentle, healing remedy, completely organic and ideal for a youngsters growing body. I was thinking about trying it, but what convinced me to give it a try was the money back guarantee.

How unusual is that?  Can you imagine your Doctor offering you a money back guarantee with the drugs they give out?  No, me neither.  So, as I had nothing to lose, I ordered it.

The remedy is called Osgood Schlatters Doctor, and it arrived a few days later.  It was a small bottle of what looked like vegetable oil, but it smelled really nice, a bit like flowers. David and I read the instructions together and gently massaged the remedy into his knees and shins. David liked the smell and I kept my fingers crossed. He was supposed to massage the remedy into his legs three times a day, and he appeared to be doing so for about a week. Then one day I noticed the remedy hadn’t moved off the table. I asked David if he was using the remedy and he simply said, ‘Mom, I am better now’. Then he shot out of the door! I called him back and asked him what he meant and he told me his legs were ‘ok now’.

I was stunned to say the least. I made him use the remedy till the bottle was empty, much to his annoyance.

So, this story has a happy ending. David’s legs are fine and apart from the odd time when he tries to skip school, he never mentions his painful knees and shins.

I am no expert on Osgood Schlatters disease or Osgood Slaughters disease, or whatever they call it, I am just glad it worked for David. I don’t know whether it will work for your son or daughter, but it is worth a try.