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My Secret to Healthy Cells - It Shows!

 


WHAT HAVE YOU BEEN DOING?

Over the past few weeks, I've had multiple friends & clients comment on how good my hair looks or that I look healthier in some way they can’t put a finger on. Maybe I’ve started a new workout or product a few say. I HAVE started something new… I’ve been feeling healthier as well. I’ve always been healthy. My blood tests, weight & BP are always good. Sometimes better than others, but always in healthy ranges. My issues have always been with my skin, hair, mood & (more recently) mental clarity. I always chalked it up to genetics, normal hormonal shifts, & aging. I didn’t realize how much all those things were a reflection of my overall health. Honestly, I haven’t been running, lifting or cycling like years past. And about a month ago, I remember thinking “Man, I FEEL out of shape, less healthy.” It is an icky feeling. But recently, I’ve been feeling more healthy - lighter, clearer, calmer, & more energetic. My hair is no longer frizzy, my skin isn’t itchy, I see a glow. I don’t wear down mentally at 3pm anymore. I have a little more patience. When I do bike or run, I don’t feel exhausted & want to stop like I did 2 months ago. I don’t hurt as much afterwards. I even hopped on the scale the other day bc my clothes fit a little better again. No change there... I'd been FEELING subtle differences, but thought it was my imagination. Until these past few weeks. People starting noticing. Guys, listen. I have not increased my workouts, changed hair or skin products, changed my diet. None of those typical things… I have done 1 THING DIFFERENT. I changed my water. I have consistently been drinking Electrolyzed Reduced Water & showering in a chlorine-free water for 2-3 months. That’s it. What I've been feeling & what people have been noticing is a result of my body having consistent help to fight off oxidative & acidic stress. My body is working efficiently w/ way less effort. Cell damage has slowed. I feel amazing! Who doesn’t want THAT?! Want to learn more? Email me or check out this link . Your cells will thank you 😁 Live Abundantly. 💗, Kristen

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