Maxine faced a daunting prognosis: a partially torn meniscus with arthritis in her twisted knee. The orthopedic surgeon's advice was clear - she needed knee surgery. Yet, Maxine hesitated. She'd heard countless tales of surgeries and cortisone shots that had left patients in regret. Furthermore, an upcoming trip to Italy with her husband, involving extensive walking and climbing, added pressure to her decision. If her knee wasn't healed in 4 weeks, she would miss out on the entire experience.

Dr. Winner presented an alternative to surgery. He introduced Maxine to Kinesiology, an integrated system focusing on strengthening and balancing the body's muscles, tendons, and ligaments. By examining diet, lifestyle, and the intricate interplay between her muscles and organs, Dr. Winner's holistic method aimed to restore Maxine's body to its natural balance. This approach resonated with her.

Over the next four weeks, Dr. Winner addressed not just her knee, but her entire body. He bolstered the muscles and tendons around her knee while adjusting the muscles in her lower back and foot to alleviate pressure from the affected joint. To Maxine's astonishment, the strategy worked; her knee pain vanished. 

The true test, however, was the Italy trip. Throughout the journey, she not only kept pace with her peers but often outpaced them, all without any knee pain. The specter of knee surgery that once loomed so large was now a distant memory. In its place were dreams of future adventures.

Maxine felt compelled to share her story with those who, like her, endure chronic knee pain and grapple with the decision of surgery. Her message is one of hope and an endorsement of Dr. Winner's innovative approach. Instead of resigning oneself to surgery, Maxine suggests exploring methods that seek to restore the body's inherent balance. If you're contemplating knee surgery, consider maintaining the natural integrity of your knee first. You might just discover a world of pain-free possibilities.