I recently ran into my friend Simon Wright at the latest NAMM show in Anaheim, CA. While we were chatting, he pulled out a product that looked like a roll-on deodorant. He told me it was a hemp-based pain reliever designed for musicians. Being not only a music photographer carrying around heavy gear myself, but also being a professional massage therapist for over twenty-years, I was pretty excited to hear about this. I’ve worked on hundreds of clients throughout my career. One common ailment is repetitive strain injuries which tend to be chronic, leading to extensive pain and can even stop a career.
The brand is called ReTune from Life Pack Organics and was created by musicians, scientists and board-certified physicians specifically for musicians. Being a healthcare provider working on folks with varying degrees of injuries and professions, I’m confident this product can be used universally as well. Simon tells me he’s used many products on the market, this being the first that has worked for him.
The line features ‘Singer’s Life Throat Spray’ which claims to alleviate irritation and inflammation. The ‘Post Performance Relief Cream’ is designed for post performance, giving a cooling sensation to relax muscles and reduce inflammation of the joints and ligaments. The ‘Rock N Roll-On’ (which Simon showed me) was designed to be used 15-minutes prior to performance.
ReTune has a group of musicians that all represent the product line, which are called the Re-Tune All-Star Ambassadors. Included are, Rudy Sarzo of QUIET RIOT, OZZY OSBOURNE, WHITESNAKE, DIO; drummer Simon Wright, formerly of AC/DC and DIO; keyboardist Teddy ZigZag Andreadis formerly of GUNS N’ ROSES, ALICE COOPER; guitarist Robert 'VuDu Man' Sarzo of HURRICANE, QUEENSRYCHE; bassist Sean McNabb of GREAT WHITE, DOKKEN; guitarist Michael Staertow of THE GUESS WHO, and the recently added Scott Page, saxophonist for PINK FLOYD, SUPERTRAMP and TOTO as well as a technologist and entrepreneur.
I recently interviewed a few of these Ambassadors, as well as the Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of Life Pack Organics, ReTune, RJ Sarzo.
For information on ReTune, please visit https://re-tune.com/
SCOTT PAGE:
KNAC.COM: You’re on tour now in Italy?
PAGE: I’m in Sicily, yes! We’re getting ready to go in for a rehearsal and yeah, it’s beautiful here.
KNAC.COM: Who are you on tour with?
PAGE: Several of us are here that played with FLOYD, and we play shows with some of these big PINK FLOYD tribute bands. A couple of them here are massive. They do these huge shows and we come in as the guests.
KNAC.COM: How Fun!
PAGE: It is fun. For me it’s great because they treat us like kings, we stay in beautiful hotels and they wine and dine us and we get to go play some music. It’s just really nice. Italy, for PINK FLOYD, is just massive. It’s probably one of the countries that love the band more than anybody. It’s amazing. It’s always a great time and it’s like a really nice paid vacation. And I get to play with my old road pals. All the old road pals get back together again, so it’s good.
KNAC.COM: Gosh sakes, You’re known for being the saxophonist/guitarist in PINK FLOYD, SUPERTRAMP and TOTO as well as a technologist and entrepreneur…not to mention one of the top 100 coolest people in Los Angeles.
PAGE: That last one was actually pretty cool. [laughs] When I got that award I couldn’t believe it.
KNAC.COM: I want to hang out with you! [Laughing] Do you ever sleep?
PAGE: Well, I got about 8-hours last night, so that’s pretty good actually. [Laughing] Not a lot these days though. We’ve been extremely busy. Everything going on with the music scene, I’m really heavy into the NFT, Web3 stakes, I speak at a lot of conferences for this. I’m going to be in Belgrade as a keynote speaker there, I just got back from Dubai. So I’m traveling a lot, getting to play music, and talks. I’m just very, very thankful. I feel so blessed to be able to do this. It’s incredible actually. I can’t believe it.
KNAC.COM: I’ve tried to compute the NFT thing, but my brain shuts down. [laughing]
PAGE: I know it’s a little hard, but once people realize it’s not about the Ape or the Jpeg, NFT is really a technology that basically every business will be using. I don’t care if you’re a hair salon or a yoga studio, a bar, a band, everything will start to move toward NFTs. It’s a contract. It’s a technology that allows you to authenticate and prove one of a kind, but it’s incredible for what I call access control and building community, rewards and points and loyalty. Once you grasp it, you go, ‘Ohhhhh, I see what these things are Totally different from what I thought they were.’ Suddenly your life will change. I mean, collectibles are just one thing, right? NFTs can be used for businesses, contracts, land sales, everything. It’s a very powerful technology.
KNAC.COM: Did you get in on Trump’s NFTs?
PAGE: I didn’t and I wish I had. [laughs] I wonder if I can still get one? I think that’ll be one that will be worth something someday.
KNAC.COM: You call yourself a serial entrepreneur. You formed Walt Tucker, and are current CEO of ThinkEXP(erience). Business minded, always busy, brilliant, brilliant, brilliant businessman. After running into my friend Simon Wright recently, he pulled out a hemp-product called ReTune. Being a massage therapist for many years and working on many clients through the years, those that have played in music and not, I was immediately interested. And you’re a brand advisor and now part of the All-Star list of Ambassadors.
PAGE: I’m a user as well! [Laughs] I love the stuff. You know I’ve been really following the Biohack community. The whole idea of nutraceuticals and new ways of health. One of them obviously is CBD having some incredible health benefits. My issue is I have arthritis. I’ve been having issues with my hands. I started looking into all the ways to help and I ran into their product. What’s so cool is how the absorption is. I’ve tried other CBDs and it didn’t really work for me as well, but this stuff was great. I became a fan of it. I use the roll-on on my hands and knees and it really just helps with the pain. So I told them, yeah, I’d be way up for talking about this stuff and being part of the ReTune All-Star Team.
KNAC.COM: Yeah, you know, with arthritis that is so tough to find anything for relief, it is quite impressive to hear this works. Do you use any of the other products?
PAGE: I use both the roll-on and the cream. I have used the throat spray, but I don’t really have an issue like a singer would. I actually did use it when I was at NAMM though and I couldn’t speak, so I took a couple blasts of it and it brought my voice back, which was interesting. LifePack Organics have some really good products. Their factory is incredible. They’re a solid company. One of the thing I noticed is that there’s a lot of mom and pop shops that are popping up in this space, but what they’re doing is a very serious approach to this. The factory, the doctor’s and all the people working on this is just world class.
KNAC.COM: As far as PINK FLOYD goes, there’s always the debate on David Gilmore vs. Roger Waters on the biggest influence of the music. Do you have a side on this?
PAGE: Well, you know, I’m on the Gilmore side. Roger and Dave have definitely had issues between the two of them forever. To be honest, I don’t even know why. I know nobody ever talks about it, but there are definitely two camps, I just happen to be on Dave’s side of the fence. I’m a big fan of Dave. I love his playing. He changed my life in how I play. It really made me rethink music in a sense. I started to realize that he’s the master of melody, right? He doesn’t play a ton of notes, I mean, there’s always guitar players that can play a million notes and all this flashy stuff, but you can’t sing any of their melodies. You’d never remember one thing. That’s the thing about Dave that’s so exciting, and so great, I realized that if you listened to "Comfortably Numb" and you left the guitar solo out in the middle, you’d feel like you left a verse out. Because everybody can kind of sing along and knows those melodies. That’s where he’s so good. His tone, his melody, he’s so musical. He’s one of the most musical guys I’ve ever heard. So he made me change my playing where I was playing all those gymnastics. [Laughing]
KNAC.COM: Slide whistle vs. feel. I used to think that Roger Waters was more of the PINK FLOYD sound and then somebody pointed out how much crunch and rock David Gilmore brought to it. All my favorite FLOYD songs were those that David had the biggest parts and influence over.
PAGE: What’s interesting for me is that when Roger left, I had that epiphany, that the one guy who could leave was him, because Dave was the sound, the musical side of it, the sensibility. It would not be the same without Dave. Now there’s a lot of guitar players out there that play, but it’s never the same, even if they copy his solos and some of them do a great job, but there’s something about his musicality. Nothing against Roger. The real magic was from my point of view was Roger and Dave. They were best friends. That was where it really made that special sound and sense.
KNAC.COM: I listened a bit to you talking about the 1000 true fan model. Brilliant. So many bands still have the thought process that some fat guy with a big cigar is going to rush into the room and make them stars. You’re seriously, infectiously inspiring.
PAGE: That’s why I love NFTs so much. We’re moving out of the space where you have to go to millions of people. Now it’s about building a hive. I always say if you want to survive, you’ve got to build a hive. It’s all about small groups of people who really care. A superfan group of people. With NFTs what’s beautiful is you can bring people in and you can help them make money too. You can build together with your fanbase. In the NFT I can put the rights, rules and permissions and say, ‘Hey, I just created this, I’m going to give it to you and you create on top of it, you keep 90% of the money and give me 10% for my royalty and we’re off to the races. There’s all kinds of new ways you can bring the bands and the fans together where everyone can benefit. This is the greatest time in history for the independent artist. A lot of them just don’t know it yet, they’ve got to get in there and learn how it works.
ROBERT SARZO:
KNAC.COM: Hey Robert! How was your NAMM this year. I saw you guys doing a signing, it looked pretty busy. For ReTune?
SARZO: Yeah. It was great. It was busy. People from last year came back and they were like, ‘Thank you, ReTune really helped me throughout the year.’ That is a great thing to hear from people that I don’t really know. I use the product every day. I know what it does for me and I use it regularly. I have to use it.
KNAC.COM: Good to know. Yeah, on top of being a journalist and photographer, I've been a massage therapist for the past 20-years. When I saw Simon bring out the roll-on, I was like, get out. What is this and I need this in my business. Poor guy, I was in his face about it. [Laughs] I take a lot of photos for FOREIGNER, and I know you were in HURRICANE with Kelly Hansen?
SARZO: Yes, I created HURRICANE. So I’m the original member along with Kelly. He was one of the hundreds of singers we tried out.
KNAC.COM: I love that. I was just out with them last week. I actually did both massages and photos. Two hats. But I can tell you, working on musicians as with most of my clients that have physical jobs, I’m always looking for products to use to help promote healing and reduce pain.
SARZO: That’s dangerous. I’ve had massages done before a gig and I'm like jello. [Laughing]
KNAC.COM: I’m more of a Massage Terrorist, I’m very therapeutic and deep tissue. I saw a few guys the next day that were pointing at spots that I worked out and saying ouch. The benefits are so good though. I swear it. But I really need ReTune in my practice. [Laughs] Can you tell me a little about the product?
SARZO: ReTune was actually created by us musicians for the use of us getting banged up on the road. We stretch a lot. I speak for myself, I stretch a lot before I perform, my legs, my back, my neck. Some people call it Yoga. I stretch like the baseball players in the field before a game. Same with my fingers and my hands. I like to warm up a good hour before I go onstage. I like to be totally limber. I don’t have to hold back. But I was noticing that I was getting really sore. I started using the roll-on and I wasn’t sore anymore. My neck, my back, I forget about it. Kind of like back to when I was a teenager, and I would be playing until 4am in the clubs, and you start at 9pm at night, and yeah, you don’t feel pain. You’re 17, 18, 19. That’s where I’m at right now. It’s wonderful. It’s a great feeling. To do the things I think in my head that I want to do, playing wise, and I can do it.I don’t have to hold back. It doesn’t really stink up the place either like some of those other products.
KNAC.COM: How did this start?
SARZO: It started from Life Pack Organics, which my son RJ created. He and his partner James LaBrie have a health and wellness line as well capsules that are for energy. It has a lot of vitamins in it. You see, I have ADD, so does my son, so does my grandkids.
KNAC.COM: I have it as well. Squirrel. [Laughing}
SARZO: [Laughs] So these capsules, they give me the energy that I like to have with my espresso coffee, and a half hour later I feel really alert and I can focus. I take it about a half-an-hour before I go onstage so I can perform. I was talking to my son about how there should be something for the pain for the musicians. Especially drummers get really banged up.
KNAC.COM: I’ve seen it. From carrying the heavy gear, hitting things, heavy instruments. So many wear and tear injuries. Life issues as well.
SARZO: Yes. Exactly. Heavy guitars wrapped around your neck. It’s not comfortable. While you’re playing, you don’t really think about it. Try it at home. Sit there for an hour or two hours with 10lbs wrapped around your neck. Our bodies weren’t made for that.
KNAC.COM: Not even just injuries, but arthritis as well. That’s a tough one to find a product that works.
SARZO: Exactly. You know better than me being a massage therapist. I know this product is great and lets me go onstage and kick some ass and run around. That feels good to be able to do that.
KNAC.COM: I just talked to Scott Page today. What a brilliant businessman. What a great move to get him on this team! How did you connect with him?
SARZO: He’s great. He’s a great musician and a great guy to hang out with.
KNAC.COM: Well, he was voted the top 100 of people to hang out with in L.A., so it’s confirmed. [Laughs] He was talking about how ReTune works with his arthritis. I’ve yet to find any product that truly works on arthritis.
SARZO: The throat spray is great as well.
KNAC.COM: You’re called the VuDu man. Where did that moniker come from?
SARZO: Have you ever had a Santeria?
KNAC.COM: No.
SARZO: There’s been some movies made on the topic. Cuba, when Colubus took over Cuba, they tortured and they killed all the Indians there. They brought in Africans. The Africans started practicing their religion and some of the religion comes from Haiti, which is voodoo. Cuba had a blend of AfroCuba. Which is where I was born. A lot of Cubans practice Santeria. Which is a religion. Music is made out of harmonics. Music is just a title, but it’s a group of harmonics with a message of rhythms. Back in the day, that’s how tribes would communicate with other tribes was by playing drums and patterns. That was their language. Voodoo is from the AfroCuban. I got involved as a teenager with voodoo, because of energy. It’s all quantum physics. I’ve always been into writing. For me to write, I have to research. I even checked out Scientology and all kinds of different religions, and why people behave certain ways. Voodoo, I spell differently, VuDu, because it’s energy. I’ve always practiced Santeria when I grew up in a way for protection. That’s why I was Vegan. Now I'm a pescatarian. I don’t want animals to be harmed. I like balance. I like the goodness. I was raised Roman Catholic. I like being fair with other people. A good human. It’s like magic. There’s good and bad.
KNAC.COM: I love this story. It makes me super happy.
SARZO: Yeah, I was raised with those rhythms you know, those polyrhythms. What’s interesting is that it’s off the grid. If you play a jam with AfroCuban, international or world music, there’s different titles, if you play with other musicians in that style, there is no click. It’s all about vibrations and it’s all about doing your thing but in harmony. Have you ever experienced in Central Park the percussionists there? It was like a circle of percussionists, playing rhythms, they play congas.
KNAC.COM: I’ve been part of a drum circle, yeah. I’m always blown away at how many people can join together to create one rhythm.
SARZO: It’s a push and pull rhythm. It’s just magical. There was no click track. There was no grid. It was about being free and feeling the energy. That was my first consciousness of sound.
KNAC.COM: What do you have going on musically right now?
SARZO: I’m very excited. HURRICANE has the next record. It’s been 35-years. This year is the anniversary. The 11-song album will be released around August and it’s going to be through Escape Music. All new material. I have Daniel Schumann a great singer from Australia. He’s the nicest guy to work with and write music with. Really talented. Great voice. We already did a couple of festivals with him, we did the M3 with him. Great frontman. Tony Cavazo is in the band, and Mike Hansen who’s been with us 15-years.
KNAC.COM: Fantastic! Looking forward to it! 35-years. Time goes by so fast.
SARZO: Yeah, I’m like, whoa, slow down a little bit. What’s interesting is that we grow as people. I feel that the writing gets better. We had a lot of experimental time and other projects and everybody went in different directions. It’s like a complete circle coming back. It still sounds like HURRICANE. It has the HURRICANE guitar edge and melody and hooks and feel. So people that are expecting the old HURRICANE sound, yeah, that will still be there.
KNAC.COM: Very cool. I hope to get out to a show! I'm also looking forward to trying out ReTune!
SARZO: Yes! You know, sometimes you jump from a platform onstage and you land a little off, you’ll get a little or a lot bruised, this stuff helps.
KNAC.COM: I’m just impressed my peers are still making the jumps!
SARZO: You know, I was raised with our parents that were jocks. My dad was a champion in Cuba for gymnastics for two-straight years. He was a rope climber. My mom was also a jock. She was a tennis pro in Cuba. We were raised with sports and a lot of mangos and avocados. Beans, rice and bananas. [Laughs].
KNAC.COM: Your family sounds wonderful. You need to add the spice in there as well.
SARZO: And espresso. [Laughs]
KNAC.COM: Thanks Robert. This has been fun.
SIMON WRIGHT:
WRIGHT: Hi Krishta. How are you?
KNAC.COM: Well, I’ve lost my voice. Back from NAMM and every year I get sick. I’m sounding like a 12-year-old boy right now. I wish I had the throat spray to try out from ReTune. How are you?
WRIGHT: Well, I’m fine. I’ve got my voice. [Laughs] Although NAMM isn’t as crowded as it used to be, there’s still germs knocking around, that’s for sure.
KNAC.COM: It was great though. I could walk around and there was space. It was kind of cool to have it like that.
WRIGHT: It was great. I couldn’t go 5-feet without getting stopped by someone before.
KNAC.COM: Now you can go 6 or 7 feet at least. [Laughs] Thank you for connecting me with everyone from the ReTune products. I’m really looking forward to incorporating it into my massage business. What got you involved?
WRIGHT: It was a few years ago actually. I was playing with Robert in QUEENSRYCHE and he mentioned it a couple of times about his son’s business, doing organics. It’s based around what musicians' needs are. As we all get older, our bones ache and stuff. It really helps.
KNAC.COM: Yeah, I know you guys carry around these heavy instruments, bang on them. It causes a lot of wear and tear on the body for sure.
WRIGHT: It does. About 5-6-years ago, I felt a twinge in my left shoulder. It turned out to be a slap-tear. A really, really small thing, but it ached. Especially after I woke up from sleeping and laying on it. It has no effect on my playing or my drumming. I can now quell the pain the with roll-on. It eases the pain on it. Apart from that, I’m doing pretty well.
KNAC.COM: I know there’s something for after, Post Performance Cream? Have you tried it?
WRIGHT: Yeah the cream is good too.
KNAC.COM: I saw it has DMSO in it as well. That used to be banned. But it’s great as an agent for absorption. What do you have going on musically?
WRIGHT: Not too much at the moment. I’ve got some plans, but don’t want to say too much before it’s firmed up. I’m doing a festival in Romania.
KNAC.COM: DIO DISCIPLES have anything going?
WRIGHT: It kind of got pushed aside, Wendy [Dio] wanted us to concentrate on the hologram show, and we had so much lined up before the pandemic, and when it came it ended. There’s talk of getting it up and running again as well. It just takes a bit of time. It’s just so difficult these days the way the economy is and touring with visas. Everything has quadrupled in price. Really sucks. So people are hesitant about bookings and stuff like that. I’m sure something will take off.
KNAC.COM: My friend, who makes beautiful guitars, Stephen McSwain, (https://www.mcswainguitars.com/) I’m not sure if you saw his booth at the boutique guitar showcase at NAMM? Amazing guitars. Anyway, he was saying something about hooking up with Phil Oliveri and recruiting you on drums for some AC/DC collaboration.
WRIGHT: Yeah, I’ve got some unfinished business with Phil. We’ve got to do a project together.
KNAC.COM: Well, I hope this is the project. I can’t think of a better ensemble for an AC/DC track, honestly. You would love Stephen.
WRIGHT: I get asked a lot about these kinds of things, collaborations. It’s a bit hard as I can’t really record at home. I have to go to a studio. A lot of musicians have their own way of recording at home and video taping themselves. You make it and send it off. I haven’t heard from Phil, but if I do, it sounds like a good plan!
KNAC.COM: I think it’s an excellent plan. So no home recording studio for you. Is it too noisy being a drummer?
WRIGHT: No! Whenever I sense of working, I hook up with the studio in Redondo Beach, where we used to record all of Ronnie’s albums. It’s a great room, great microphones. I just haven’t gotten around to setting up here. I’m going to start on it, but for now I go to a regular studio.
KNAC.COM: Since the pandemic, a lot of these collaborations have come out. It was kind of cool hearing these people just recording from home. Some are really great. I’m so glad I ran into you, as always. I can’t wait to hear whatever you’ve got up your sleeve. Looking forward to using and learning more about this product as well.
RJ SARZO:
KNAC.COM: Hey Robert! You have quite the resume my dude.
RJ SARZO: [Laughing] You read my bio?
KNAC.COM: Of course. So, Life Pack Organics. Tell me a little about this company.
RJ SARZO: Me and my business partner James LaBrie have been friends for a really long time. The reason we started creating products was to alleviate pharmaceuticals out of our household. I have a blended family of 4-kids and my business James has 5-kids, and unfortunately some suffer from ADHD. They were on Ritalin and Adderall, Xanax and all this crazy stuff. So what we did is we decided to create one product which is a water soluble powder, called Life Powder and that’s how we came up with the goal to create stick packs, and that’s why we call it Life Pack Organics. That was our original product was a stick pack.
KNAC.COM: You were involved with several Fortune 500 companies.
RJ SARZO: This is now my only company. I sold everything. I’m no longer involved in anything whatsoever. In my 44-years of life, I've done marketing, advertising, radio placement, entertainment management, and an entertainment agent. I’ve kind of done it all just because I grew up in the industry and I want to get my hands on all of it, including PR. I just kind of stepped away. Basically, my dad just calls me a crazy serial entrepreneur. [Laughs]
KNAC.COM: Coming from such a musical family, do you play music also?
RJ SARZO: I used to be a drummer. Years ago. I chose the instrument that nobody knew how to play in my house. My mom was a classic pianist. She was a music professor in Florida. She met my dad, when he was looking for a pianist for his group. He met my mom and he interviewed her and he brought her on in the group with my uncle. They had their own band back in the day, and that’s how my dad met my mom and they got married and there I came. My mom’s a pianist, my uncle’s a bassist, my dad’s a guitarist and I chose drums.
KNAC.COM: I love that story. Tell me a little about ReTune.
RJ SARZO: Growing up in the industry, during Covid it was a very interesting time. There was a lot of time to think. A lot of time to reevaluate life and what you’re doing. I had a family huddle meeting and came to the conclusion that there is no product line focused on musicians for health reasons, health benefits. When I realized that there’s a gap in what needed to be done and what was needed, my father and my uncle and a really cool research team of the iconic musicians I grew up with, you know, me being RJ, the young little guy running around, I pretty much called all my people in my circle that are musicians, and told them that we were talking about this product line, asking if they’d be the guinea pig in the sense of sending them products. They all said, “Absolutely.” We were trying to build a product line 100% focused on musicians. Once we figured out what we were doing and many, many different variations of formulations, we had to come up with a name. We realized that musicians, no matter what instrument you play, can tune your instrument, you just can’t tune the musician. ReTune. Built by musicians for musicians.
KNAC.COM: Being a massage therapist, again, I work on a lot of injuries. I honestly think this could be a universal product. I’ve yet to find a product that stands up to its claims.You don’t call this a CBD product. Why?
RJ SARZO: I mean, CBD is hemp but we stay away from the acronym of CBD because people have the thought that all CBD comes from marijuana, and it does not. My biggest job in our company is educating the consumer. You roll this on your body and it absorbs into your skin and brings down the inflammation which is causing your nerves to be inflamed and causes pain, and that’s all this is. We’re 100% focused on reducing inflammation and pain. So, all our competitors, they use something called benzocaine and lidocaine or tetracaine, and they’re numbing agents. I’m sure you know, it numbs the surface. It doesn’t penetrate it. They use menthol, which we do as well, but they use it for the placebo effect. People think, “It’s cooling, so it must be working.” Then they’re numbing the area. You go on about your day and about 45-min later the pain starts to come back. All of a sudden you need to apply more. Ours doesn’t work that way. All of our products have no numbing agents.
KNAC.COM: I noticed there’s DMSO in your product.
RJ SARZO: That’s correct. DMSO is really focused on absorption, and we only use1% of DMSO. It was federally regulated and approved by the FDA, but it was disrupting pharmaceuticals, because it works and it’s fairly cheap. So the FDA claimed it wasn’t good for you. Which it actually is. The thing about it is we don’t really talk about how we get to that 91% absorption rate compared to all our competitors which are like 12-14%, that’s one of the acting ingredients that helps the penetration and get the CBS in the muscles and joints and ligaments.
KNAC.COM: I really like that you have a roll-on as well. Most are creams or lotions. You actually have 3 products.
RJ SARZO: Yeah, it's the Rock N Roll-On, the Singer’s Life Throat Spray and the Post Performance Cream. This is the interesting part. I’m going to get a little scientific. Our bodies are very smart. Most of us have allergies, including myself. As we have allergies, our bodies think that our nasal drip or the swollen lymph nodes from the allergies is an infection. So our bodies create mucus. It’s caused by the infection that our bodies think we have, but we don’t. It causes inflammation in the vocal cords and our lymph nodes. What I suggest is using the roll-on on the left and right side of your lymph nodes below your ears, and use the vocal throat spray and within 15-minutes you’ll be 100%. You won’t need Zyrtec, or any allergy medicine. That went through our medical board. We have ENTs, we have medical doctors, DOs, and pharmacists. We have an array of a medical board that we put our product through just to get their inside information on how to dose it and so on.
KNAC.COM: Congratulations to you RJ. I’m looking forward to sharing your products.
