So I hosted my first “mixer” the other night for AdvoCare and I was super excited about how smoothly it went. My friend Kendra lead the mixer, I had never attended one so I ended up learning a lot. I was happy that my friend Stacy was able to attend who’s currently doing a 24-day Challenge so she was able to give a 1st hand account of how she was feeling. I was nervous but I’m so glad that I put myself out there and took a chance. So, what did I learn? I had read some of this info before but sometimes I’m an auditory learner so hearing Kendra go over these things was helpful.

• None of their athletic endorsers are paid. Drew Brees is not paid by AdvoCare and he just came out with his 1st product. They are compensated in product but he could go anywhere and get a paid sponsorship. Often, athletes approach AdvoCare because they’re already using their products.
• The medical advisory board is legit, Kendra went over some of their credentials and there are some very smart people on that board. This is huge for me because I would hate to think that in an attempt to be healthier, I’m actually putting something harmful in my body.
• Catalyst is called “lipo in a bottle”, it was designed by AdvoCare for the 1996 U.S. Olympic Wrestling team so they could drop weight but not drop muscle.
• Our bodies are like swiss cheese, we need to eat clean and exercise but even in the best case scenario we’re still missing key vitamins and nutrients and that’s where AdvoCare comes in.
• AdvoCare has been around for 20+ years, it’s stood the test of time and just continuing to grow and change lives.

Since my challenge, I’ve continued with the products that I was on from day 11-24, which is Spark, MNS, & Catalyst. The MNS has a probiotic, omegas, & multi-vitamin in it so it’s a comprehensive product, which is great and one less thing I have to think about. Zach is doing the MNS, catalyst, and some items from the performance line. I have to say, he walked in the other night looking pretty buff. 🙂