This is my story.
My feet have been a problem all my life as I have had Ledderhose disease from a young age (benign tumours growing on the Plantar Fascia which affect the flexibility of the foot and cause extreme pain).
In 1996, a workplace injury left me with the tendons on both feet partially torn off the bone under both heels, leading to extremely painful heel spurs. The pain became so intense that I had difficulty walking. I was fitted for Orthotic Inserts that I needed to wear every day to keep the pain under control. I needed these inserts just to be able to walk around the house.
Over the last 3 years the pain from the spurs has gotten progressively worse to the point that if I did any exercise at all, such as riding a pushbike, or doing squats, then I almost couldn’t walk the next day because of the incredible pain – even with the inserts.
I bought my Spooky2 to treat my Mother who is bed ridden and continually gets chest infections. Just by chance one day I noticed the Heel Spur Program and not expecting much of an effect I began to run this frequency using the Remote. I started running it 24×7 and replacing the fingernail every 2 weeks.
I couldn’t believe how effective this was when within only a few minutes the pain began to subside and I could walk pain-free for the first time in years. I am now able to Mountain Bike ride, go for long walks and do all the activities and exercise that I have been unable to do for many years.
I now recommend Spooky2 to people as soon as I hear they have some kind of problem.
Regards
Matthew Smith
2 Fletcher Ave, Miranda, NSW, AUSTRALIA, 2228
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Did you use the killing or healing shell?
Hello, friend
For Spooky2 products, the approach to cancer is typically focused on killing.
If it’s about restoring certain functions of the body, you should choose HEALING.
Hi, thank you very much for the reply. I asked, because it sometimes depends on the perspective. Let‘s take heel spur as an example. Do I use „kill“ to get rid of the spur? Or „heal“ to heal the damage that it generated?