Spreading the word with near-evangelical enthusiasm that healthy is the new sexy, and trying to help people in Liberty County and elsewhere to look and to feel better, Liberty native and Ardyss International Platinum President Veronica Williams-Jolivette is motivated to the point of actually giving away health and wellness products in South Liberty County. <\/p>\n
She and local business partners Rosalinda Erevia and Richard and Annette Young aspire to hold a free-of-charge womens pampering event at a Liberty salon as well. <\/p>\n
The daughter of Willie Lee Williams of Dayton and Bernadine Williams of Liberty, whose birthmother is Vernetta Davis of Ames, Jolivette is operating in familiar territory. She offers a line of antioxidants, energizers and digestive products as well as a body re-shaper intended, with concomitant knife and fork discipline, to take one down a couple of sizes. <\/p>\n
Home again, she comes bearing gifts, some of them informational and some ingestible. <\/p>\n
The main things I would say I would like to bring back to this community would be health and wellness, Jolivette said, adding that she had kin here who didnt live as long as they should have. With my family that has gone on and passed over, it was due to not having the knowledge that we need to live well. <\/p>\n
It doesnt take Albert Einstein to know that you are what you eat. If you eat burgers all day, without cleaning out your colon, and replacing it with the right nutrients, then you are going to look like a burger. Your arteries will harden. Your blood will not flow. And, for me, I treat myself on the weekends. I love burgers. I love some of the junk. But you have to live well. <\/p>\n
Jolivette has seen too many people not live as well as they could and should <\/p>\n
I seem to see a lot of people, when I come back to Liberty, and I just listen; I try to be a good listener, Jolivette said. They more talk about what medications theyre on, the bad health. It seems to be an around-the-table conversation. We need to change that. And we can. <\/p>\n
Ardyss is one way to bring change, according to Jolivette. Why not in this area? <\/p>\n
This is my town; I love it, Jolivette said about Liberty in particular. Traveling all over the world and being with Ardyss International, Im a small-town girl. I never forgot where I came from. To come back and bury your own at a young age saddens me. All the moneys, the prizes and the different things that theyve given me, for my travel and hard work, are nothing if I cant bless somebody else. It means something to me. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
Visit link: Spreading the word with near-evangelical enthusiasm that healthy is the new sexy, and trying to help people in Liberty County and elsewhere to look and to feel better, Liberty native and Ardyss International Platinum President Veronica Williams-Jolivette is motivated to the point of actually giving away health and wellness products in South Liberty County. She and local business partners Rosalinda Erevia and Richard and Annette Young aspire to hold a free-of-charge womens pampering event at a Liberty salon as well. The daughter of Willie Lee Williams of Dayton and Bernadine Williams of Liberty, whose birthmother is Vernetta Davis of Ames, Jolivette is operating in familiar territory. Continue reading
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