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Dena Buckley says she was suffering from the same problems many middle-aged women face, when she saw Dr. Russell Roby on a late-night infomercial. “I was having fatigue, weight gain, needed a little more energy in my day, and was having just your basic allergies,” Buckley said.
After listening to Dr. Roby’s message, Buckley says she instantly felt hope. “It was like, ‘Oh my gosh, this is exactly what’s happening to me,’” Buckley said.
She made an appointment, and after running several tests, she says Dr. Roby gave her the diagnosis. “Apparently I’m allergic to almost everything — eggs, grass. I knew I had some allergies with the mold and the cedar, but I didn’t know I was allergic to all the things he said I was,” Buckley said.
He prescribed Buckley small vials of a clear liquid. She says Dr. Roby told her to put the drops under her tongue with this syringe to treat her allergies. “When you start to believe in someone, you believe them all the way. So I actually thought there was truth in the fact that you can get allergic to your own hormones,” Buckley said.
Buckley says she took the drops for a few weeks, and didn’t notice a change until the night she says she nearly died. “I woke up with literally hives all over my body. My throat was swelling, my lips were swelling, and I was rushed to the emergency room, where I was in full anaphylactic shock,” Buckley said.
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