I have smart, bright, funny, inquisitive, well-educated friends, and I want to make sure you all are well-informed and know the TRUTHS about products I trust enough to recommend to you. Plexus also happens to be my passion... PlexusTruth -- MYTH: PLEXUS is a weight-loss drug. -- TRUTH: SLIM, also known as the Pink Drink, was originally created to become a prescription medication for type II Diabetics. During their studies doctors found that not only were their diabetic participants lowering their A1C levels, they also lowered their cholesterol and blood pressure levels. The participants were also safely losing weight...not water weight or lean muscle mass, but actual FAT! Most of the fat loss was abdominal fat, which is the most unhealthy and life-threatening. The amazing thing, though, was that it wasnt just the diabetic participants losing weight...ALL of the participants were losing! In addition, they ALL noticed better overall health and energy levels! WOW!! Another HUGE plus is that SLIM is made with natural and proven ingredients with NO harmful side effects! Some have raised concern over the ingredient Garcinia Cambogia, also known as Citrin K. In VERY large quantities this ingredient could potentially cause liver damage. However, the amounts used in SLIM are COMPLETELY safe for long-term use and have HELPED people with their liver function. So my Friends, this MYTH is BUSTED...Plexus is NOT a weight-loss drug! It is also NOT: - a stimulant - a meal replacement - a fad - a gimmick - a quick-fix - a magic pill Slim IS: - a tool to help balance blood sugar levels - a tool to help lower cholesterol - a tool to help lower blood pressure - a tool to help reduce abdominal fat - a tool to help increase energy NATURALLY (remember, no stimulants) - a tool to help you regain control over portion control and cravings *Notice I used the word tool each time. Plexus Slim is NOT magic. It is, in fact, an effective tool to help you reach your goals.*
Posted on: Sat, 02 Aug 2014 20:42:43 +0000
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