My names Eli Vaye,

 

 I'm a former varsity athlete at South Dakota State University. 

 

After receiving a high ankle sprain playing basketball, a friend and a former varsity athlete Aireus Stephenson told me about Robert Marking.  Aireus told me how he had gotten great results with Robert and suggested that I meet with him.  I got in contact with Robert in hopes he could help me with my sprain.

 

When I first met with Rob, he checked certain points on my body in an attempt to discover different imbalances including hidden food allergies that could possibly be hindering my performance levels.  

 

After these tests, Rob gave me a Pure Harmony Pendant that he felt would help to get my body back into balance, including my sprained ankle, and to help clear my suspected hidden food allergies. 

 

To be honest, I was a bit skeptical at first but after wearing the pendant for only a few days my sprained ankle was at almost 100% and I began to notice an increase in my performance and strength levels in the gym.  Surprisingly, I began lifting what I had been lifting when I was at my peak while I was on the football team.

 

Unfortunately,  I lost the pendant after a couple weeks and my ankle started to bother me again and I also noticed that I wasn't jumping the same and that I had lost some height on my vertical jump.

 

I contacted Rob and he checked me over and told me that he felt that my glutes were not firing properly as a result of my ankle sprain and this is what was affecting my vertical jump.   He gave me a new Pendant and once again in no time, all my muscles were firing, my ankle was at 100%, my vertical increased to even higher than it was before, and my performance and strength levels were back up!

 

Take it from me this stuff really works!  Who knows how long my recovery would have taken if I wouldn't have gotten in contact with Rob.  All my friends and former teammates were also impressed with how my jumping ability and my numbers in the weight room had increased in such a short period of time.

 

Thanks Rob!