Knees Feel Much Better!

My sister-in-law came to visit, and naturally we brought up the subject of Menastil to her, since we are so excited about it. She listened politely and that was about it. Then the last night she was here she said, "OK, what the heck, I'll try it on my knees," and sat down on the hearth. We told her how to apply it (one circle all the way around the leg below the knee, one above, and a line over the area of discomfort.) Then we gave her two warm wet washcloths, one to cover each knee. And there she sat for about ten minutes. We just talked about this and that, and she reported that her knees were feeling pretty hot. Then it really was time for her to go, so she got up, and got busy putting the kids in the vehicle and other mommy things like that. As we are standing outside seeing them off in the driveway, she just started jumping around and doing jumping jacks! Then she did a few lunges! She said "I normally skip these in my workout!" But now her knees did not hurt!
She was pretty excited! Menastil worked even for a person who was very leery!
The next day we called her to see how she was doing. "Great!" she said. Her knees felt better than they had for a long time.
The day after that she called back again, this time to ask how she could get a bottle! She had run up and down the stairs and noticed afterward that it had not hurt! then she did her workout, and it had gone awesome!

As a side note: For a lot of people it is beneficial to apply a second coat within the next 24 hours.
For some people one application of Menastil will be very effective for days, while for others more applications are needed. As your body gets used to being pain-free, the muscles relax, and the body can spend time "healing," rather than using energy on pain and tensing up.
We don't know what is ailing my sister-in-law. She just reports having knee pain all the time, especially while exercising.
There have been reports of people with arthritis having to apply Menastil several times a day at first, then gradually decreasing the number of applications till only one per week or less is needed.