Please read my cousins friend post. Tami Taylor Langenback Hmph. The things I do for my friends. Well, Elisha, as promised, the testimonial I wrote for Alainas show: Hi folks! My name is Tami, and you’re reading this because my friend Alaina asked me to write the story of my Plexus journey. In my case, the journey has so far been relatively short, because I’ve only been taking Plexus for about a month. Well, let’s see... I guess we’d better go back to the reasons I started taking it to begin with. About fifteen years ago I was diagnosed with Reiter’s Syndrome. Yeah, I’d never heard of it either. Turns out that the name is a cover for a collection of three different problems: muscular rheumatoid, iritis (ocular arthritis), and a severe tendency toward infection. Most people have each of these in varying degrees... for example, I hardly ever get infections, but I went blind from the iritis. Muscular rheumatoid is pretty much like regular rheumatoid arthritis, except that instead of calcifying your joints, it takes out the muscles. Reiter’s is a genetic condition, but it has to be kicked in by any of several factors, kind of like flipping on a light switch. Once the switch is flipped, according to the doctors, there is no going back. But according to what I’m seeing with my pink drink results, someone forgot to tell Plexus that. Something I rarely admit to anyone is the fact that flipping the switch on Reiter’s was my own darned fault. Heavy experimentation with fad diets a few years back put me in a physical state of heavy malnutrition, and that did it. Since then, I’ve been very particular about what medications and supplements I take, to the point that I simply refuse to take any. Period. Well, I did, anyway, right up until my friends decided that I needed to try Plexus. It took them a while to get me to agree to it, but once I did, I started seeing results almost immediately. The first thing I noticed was the pleasant taste. This is the first supplement I have ever tried that didn’t make me gag. But within a week, there were definitely more impressive things to notice. For the first time in years, I could walk across my house and come back without the need to sit and rest. I had a lot more energy for things like playing with my granddaughter. In the first week, I actually did lose three pounds, but by the third week that levelled off. When I figured out why it levelled off, though, I was thrilled. Somehow, this stuff is rebuilding my muscles, so I am losing body fat and gaining muscle density. The scale isn’t registering it, but I am actually down two pants sizes, and I really didn’t have that much weight to lose to begin with. Years ago, doctors told me I would spend most of the rest of my life in a wheelchair. But yesterday, for the first time in the six years of her life, I was able to sit down on the floor and play with my granddaughter, and then get back up with no help from anyone. I’ve lived on over-the-counter painkillers for years, but now the pain is so much less that it seems inconsequential. After one month on Plexus, I am literally able to move and handle daily activities with an energy and lack of pain that I haven’t known in at least fifteen years. I suppose an argument exists that my results are so dramatic because there was so much wrong with me to begin with. Other people may see slower results, true. But don’t make the mistake that I did, choosing to put off Plexus because you think it’s just another supplement. It may be marketed as a weight loss aide, but at least in my case, it works for rebuilding total body health. Well, that’s my story. I’ll keep you updated!
Posted on: Mon, 01 Dec 2014 01:05:47 +0000