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Healthy VS Fit

I am finding out that you can be fit and not healthy and you can be healthy but not fit….

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When I started my “weight loss” journey a year ago I couldn’t understand why I was having such a hard time. I am understanding all too well that my gut was to blame. I would get bloated after EVERY meal and literally felt like I was on a boat drunk and not the good drunk feeling. No matter if I exercised or not.

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I could sense my anxiety boiling within me but I could feel it starting in my stomach and then the widespread symptoms would surface. I had every test done that said “You are fine”, they would always blame it on my anxiety but never really addressed where the anxiety is coming from.

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Then I see all these people sharing about how Plexus has helped with their gut issues, inflammation, anxiety, skin issues, allergies and I wanted in!

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Fast forward to now. I spent the good part of my first six months not being consistent taking the products. I came up with EVERY excuse to not take them because I experienced die off symptoms. But those unpleasant symptoms are EXACTLY why I am in this to win it!

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I would get frustrated because other people would have these testimonies and I couldn’t understand why I was the exception. Well I am NOT the exception and neither are you!

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Do you know why they encourage you to be consistent?

1. Your gut did not get in this shape overnight

2. We are exposed to new toxins every day through the foods we eat, stress, medicines and environmental toxins.

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It is impossible to completely avoid all the toxins we are exposed to. It is not just about what you eat. And unless you live in a bubble which I have considered a lot! You will need assistance to help rid these toxins from your body.

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I am sure ages ago our bodies (liver) naturally could process toxins on its own through whole foods and stress management but that was before we screwed our atmosphere up with stresses of the fast paced, quick fix foods, and medical cover ups. We are, rather you like it or not more exposed to toxins than ever before.

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I have a support group of women and men who don’t make a dime off me encouraging me to push through the die off symptoms because once you get on the other side of it you feel great. I also have a daughter watching which lights a fire under me to be better than I was yesterday. To lead by example.

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I have found out too that no matter how healthy I am or feel I have to work out to strengthen my core, align my spine and exert these tired and weary muscles!

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If you want to get a sneak peak of our products and try first hand we have our new hunger control slim challenge coming up. We also have our new lean protein shake which is an excellent post workout, bio cleanse for digestive problems #IBS and probiotic that is AHmazing!

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Also if you want all in, we currently have our signup fee half off! This is where you are going to get the discounts you want and a support group that is top notch!

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