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A man in Wisconsin uses the Guardian to help with Severe Back and Neck Pain

While helping his friend move carpet, he severely strained his back and was in horrible pain… until a friend introduced him to the Guardian.

Thank you for inventing the Guardian – what an awesome device!  Keep up the great work!

I am 48 years old and am in pretty fair physical shape. In the second week of January, I was helping a friend of mine carry a roll of carpet from the back of my truck into my house. He estimated the roll to weigh three hundred pounds or more. It was a thirteen by thirty foot roll.  Things were going well until we got halfway into my kitchen when we could feel the roll start to loosen up. He said “Whatever you do, don’t let this roll unravel or we will be in deep trouble!” Needless to say, he scared the daylights out of me, so I clamped my arms tighter and reefed my head into the roll to stabilize it. Then I felt a sting below my shoulder blade. I shook it off. My friend said sometimes these can creep up on you a few weeks later, and boy was he right.

Three weeks later, my thumb was going numb, my shoulder felt like some one had hit me with a sledge hammer, and felt like it was plugged into an electrical socket all at the same time. I went to see my chiropractor as soon as these issues surfaced. I had an MRI done after a week because I was in such severe pain, and we both wanted to see what was going on. 

A good friend of mine, God bless her, shared with me information about the Guardian. I have been involved in natural and alternative methods for several years, and I understood the principles of what this device does and I started using it shortly after my injury. I started by using my fingers on the Guardian and carrying the vials in my pocket. I would say it took me about a week. Then I started to feel my energy level lasting longer throughout the day. I did still have pain in my neck and shoulder, sometimes it would increase slightly, then it would fade out. After about two and a half weeks, I started to experiment a little more now that I was feeling more comfortable using the Guardian. I was using it three times a day, and was finding out that I was really getting more energy, especially when I used it at bed time; I would be getting up often, so I cut back at night.  I also found out that if I wore the vial in my sock or put it in my pillow case, it would be too strong of an energy field, so I stopped doing that as well. I then started potentizing, using the disk on my neck and shoulder; I could feel the heat from the disk as I worked around these areas (which was awesome). Sometimes it would increase pain slightly, then it would just seem to fade away.  I would do this two times a day, sometimes three depending on how I was feeling. When I am achy at night, I use the Guardian. It very slightly increases the pain, but by then next morning, I am feeling great! I decided to go without using the Guardian for three days to see if it made a difference; I was very achy by then, so I started using the disk. The next night I started imprinting again. I woke up the next morning and my pajama top was just soaking wet in the neck and upper back area!  I released a lot of toxins through the sweating - I am still amazed. 

So does this work? YOU BET! I am still using the imprinter two times a day and will continue to do so. I want to be honest here, I believe that what I’m doing along with the Guardian, drinking good water and incorporating good food, is helping me tremendously. I am still seeing my chiropractor and I am making progress with every visit and adjustment. He is scratching his head because he cannot figure out why I did not want to see the neurosurgeon and that I have not taken the “Dose Packs” (steroids) or pain pills with the severity of my injury. I do believe in integrating medicine and surgery, however it is not my first choice.  Everyone is different, so I would suggest you start slow and see where you feel most comfortable.

MV, Green Bay, WI