"I wish I had this after my accident. It would have made my recovery so much easier!" - Jeremy Campbell. PT, DPT & U.S. Military Veteran

‍Keep reading below to learn about Jeremy's incredible recovery story...

Hi, My Name Is Jeremy Campbell.

I’m a doctor of physical therapy and former Marine Corps Veteran and today I want to show you…

Every knee pain sufferer knows that knee pain comes with the ultimate catch-22.

One one hand you have to keep moving to keep your joint from getting stiff and sore….

But on the other hand, every time you move you’re in pain!

It’s enough to drive you mad, but the truth is…

Too Much Rest = More Knee Pain

The truth is I shouldn’t be sitting here writing this to you.

The fact that I am reminds me just how lucky I am to be alive.

You see, in 2006 I was in the Marine Corps as a machine gunner.

I manned the machine gun turret on those big Humvee trucks you see in the movies.

But then the unthinkable happened….

I was on a routine training exercise and was involved in a vehicle rollover accident.

I was thrown from the vehicle, but it struck me as it flipped and  I was pinned to the ground and in a world of hurt.

When the dust settled I remember looking up at the sky as I was loaded onto the medical rescue helicopter.

The doctors told me I had fractured my pelvis, severed my femoral artery, and had compartment syndrome among other injuries.

It could have been worse, but to say I was pretty banged up would be an understatement.

I underwent dozens of surgeries and didn't have full function in my legs.

I was stiff everywhere, it hurt to move and I was forced to use assistive devices just to get up and go anywhere.

Depression, anxiety, anger, frustration, and fear clouded my mind as I worried about a life filled with pain.

Then, after months of therapy, pain killers, and dozens of other treatments that just didn’t work

‍I finally said enough!

I wasn’t myself. I wasn’t friendly. I wasn’t happy, and I just felt miserable all the time.

So Instead of spending the rest of my days on pain killers and “managing” the pain…

I decided I was going to learn everything I could about how to fix my body...

and get back to who I was before the accident

I used what I learned in school about the human body and how pain works…

Plus the commitment and dedication I learned during my time in the military…

And turn that into a career that helped me get myself out of pain.

Now I dedicate my time to helping my patients do the same, so they can get back to living life on their own terms.

And that’s why I’m so excited to share sometime truly amazing with you today

I’d like to introduce you to…

As I mentioned already….

Knee and joint pain comes with the ultimate catch-22.

You have to keep moving to keep your joint flexible and to keep the fluids flowing so your joints can heal.

You see, your knee joint doesn’t have it’s own blood supply.

That means it needs to move so it can swish around the fluids that deliver nutrients to the cartilage and other tissues.

But when you’re resting too much, like on weekends…

Then your knee joints aren’t getting the nutrients it needs.

Now, I can tell my patients this until I’m blue in the face…

But when they’re in so much pain that they can’t walk, then they tend to just shut me out completely.

What I love about it is that it completely takes pressure off your knee, without requiring you to lay on the couch all day.

That makes it easier for you to get up and start walking…

Which means those important fluids can deliver the nutrients to your knee joints so they can actually heal over time.

But the Ultra Knee Elite is not just another joint sleeve or wrap for your leg.

Can you imagine what it would feel like to live without pain?

How would it feel to be able to get up and down stairs without having to yank yourself up with the railing?

What it would be like to not hear the bone-on-bone grind of your knees every time you bent down to pick something up…

And how life would look if you could be active, healthy and pain free like you were in your 20’s and 30’s...