The third case relates to myself. In early 2018 I received a severe Red Back spider bite to the middle finger of my right hand while working in the garden the toxin from the bite caused a lot of inflammation which reactivated an old weakness site in my wrist from a sporting injury many years ago. I had tried number of different forms of anti inflammatory remedies over a period of about 18 months with limited degrees of success. Upon your suggestion I tried the Micurcin which I took sublingually and became aware of a noticeable reduction in pain within an hour, I guess I needed to experience that efficacy for myself personally to feel confident to recommend it to my patients. I continue to use it daily as it provides not only relief to my wrist but has also reduced what I can only refer to as subtle systemic inflammation resulting in mild stiffness that I had become accustomed to that has now gone leaving me feeling much more flexible.

I started using Micurcin after suffering with severe tendonitis of my thumb, causing me shooting pain everytime I reached or grasped for something. I experienced significant improvement within hours, however I found the pain would return by days end. I then started taking 1ml twice a day, within 3 days I was experience very little discomfort by weeks end all pain had completely subsided. I have continued to take Micurcin and have had no problems since. I also gave Micurcin to a friend whose wife suffered with Arthritis, after a week he enquired if she felt it was working, to which she responded that she wasn’t really sure. The couple went to Adelaide for a holiday and on day 2 his wife complained of severe arthritis flare in her joints. He asked if she was taking her Micurcin which she admitted to leaving at home, it was then she realised it was having a significant positive effect on her arthritis.