15 Reasons Why... 1. You’ll continue to have beautiful, thick, shiny hair... instead of losing wads of it during each shower. 2. You’ll still be able to take deep, satisfying breaths... instead of gasping for air every five minutes. 3. You’ll continue to have enough energy to work, exercise, keep up with your kids, be a good wife and do household chores... instead of laying on the couch all day exhausted. 4. You’ll continue to think so clear & fast that you might actually get that promotion, pass that class or be able to write that book... instead of forgetting things and feeling like you’re walking in a constant haze. 5. You can continue to wear those cute dresses and shorts all the time... instead of covering up in jeans and jackets everywhere because you’re freezing all the time. 6. When you go to bed you’ll still be able to fall asleep peacefully... instead of having ringing in your ears. 7. You’ll continue to be able to enjoy all sorts of food... instead of dealing with gut issues and food intolerances. 8. You’ll continue to wake up feeling refreshed and motivated for the day... instead of feeling achy, stiff and groggy. 9. Your days will still be filled with laughter and fun times... instead of depression & anxiety. 10. You will continue to see crystal clear without glasses... instead of developing severe dry eyes, blurry vision & eye floaters. 11. You’ll still be able to get out of the house during your period week... instead of dealing with massive cramps, heavy bleeding & hormonal fluctuations. 12. You’ll continue to have a social life, friends and a healthy relationship with everyone you love... instead of being too tired & in pain to do anything by mid-day. 13. You won’t risk the chance of developing ALCL, a rare cancer caused by breast implants. 14. You’ll be able to diet & exercise and actually lose weight... instead of dealing with chronic inflammation, bloating and weight gain no matter what you try. 15. You’ll save tens of thousands of dollars... instead of spending it on constantly going to the doctor, being hospitalized, having tests ran, seeing specialists, getting poked and scanned, medication & supplements.