From: Marquetta Breslin
Summerville, SC

If you’re an African-American woman… and it feels like your hair just won’t grow no matter what you do… then I urge you to read every word of this letter.

Because right here on this website, I’m going to show you the real reason why it’s so difficult for African-American women to grow long, strong hair… and a simple fix you can use to grow your hair faster.

My name is Marquetta Breslin. As a passionate professional hair braider, weaver and wig-maker, I’ve spent years helping women of all ages look beautiful.

I can make a lace wig, create beautiful weaves, and fix a bad dye job, but until recently, I was powerless to fix one of my clients' most common complaints…

“Why Won’t My Hair Grow?”

As a woman, your hair is your pride and glory. It’s part of your identity. But your hair can also be a source of major frustration.

Especially when it seems like your hair hasn’t grown a single centimeter in months!

Luckily, there’s a solution.  Let me tell you the story of how I discovered…

The 100-Year Old Secret To Long, Healthy Hair

Because so many of my clients were searching for an answer to their hair-growth concerns, I decided to search for a solution.

And as a natural starting point for my search, I focused on…

Africa!

For months, I studied old photos of African women. I studied their habits and lifestyles. And what I discovered will amaze you.

These women didn't have shampoo or conditioner. They didn't have any special creams or oils.  Heck, many of them didn’t even have running water!

But despite living in tough conditions and a brutal climate, many of these women had…

Incredibly Long, Strong, Healthy Hair!

Take a look at the following photographs.

The first photograph is over 100 years old, taken in 1905. In the photo are two Ngbandi girls from Central Africa. As you can see, their hair is so long it has to be worn in a net to keep it off the ground. And this is way back in 1905. Way back before shampoo, conditioner, oils or extensions. How did these African women grow such long hair?

This is a photo of a child on the beaches of Melanisa. Even though the child is still young, as you can see, the hair is already well past childs shoulders!

And here’s the most shocking evidence I found.  This photo is almost 120 years old, taken near South Africa’s Mfolozi river. As you can see, these women have hair down all the way to the ground! They didn’t have salons or expensive hair care products.  But these women were still able to grow incredibly long hair, even in harsh conditions. After finding these photographs and historical proof, I had one burning question:

How Were These Ancient African Women Able
To Grow Such Long, Healthy Hair?

So I sought out an answer.

I visited one of the most respected medical doctors in the South Carolina area and asked him how it was possible for these women to grow such long hair while most women in America struggle to grow out their hair.

His Answer Shocked Me...

Dr. Craig Koniver revealed that what YOU EAT can significantly affect your rate of hair growth. And our modern American diet is VERY different than the diet of native African women.

Just like your car must have the right combination of gas and oil to achieve maximum speed, your hair must have the right combination of nutrients to grow at a healthy pace.

Dr. Koniver explained that your hair needs the following nutrients in order to reach its length potential.

	Amino Acids: These are the building blocks of protein and your hair follicles require a constant stream of amino acids for optimum hair growth.
	Biotin: Biotin is a crucial vitamin for hair growth.  In laboratory studies, people who were low in Biotin experienced slower-than-normal hair and nail growth.
	Inositol: This nutrient actually helps strengthen hair by ensuring that your hair follicles retain moisture.
	Choline: Your body actually makes choline in very small amounts, but you need more for hair growth because choline works together with inositol to encourage hair growth.
	Zinc: An essential mineral for proper health and hair growth. It’s quite common for American women to suffer from low mineral levels.
	Copper: Another essential mineral, copper, aids in the production of collagen and elastin, which are crucial for healthy nails, skin and hair.
	MSM: MSM is a naturally occurring form of sulfur, which helps the body form keratin – a tough protein that strengthens hair and nails against harmful chemicals.

Where Can You Find These Vital Hair-Growth Nutrients?

If you lived 100 years ago, you could have gotten all the vital hair-growth nutrients you needed from your food.

And as you saw from the pictures of native African women with long, strong hair… having the right amount of hair-growth nutrients in your diet can have incredible results.

However, for a variety of reasons, modern foods simply don’t contain the same high level of nutrients as they had back in the day.

For example, cattle and chickens are raised on hormones and cheaper feed, and researchers say modern growing methods deplete our soil of minerals and other nutrients. As a result, today’s meat, dairy products, fruits, vegetables and grains actually have fewer vitamins, minerals and nutrients than ever before.

In fact…

Most Of Our Modern Food Is Nutritionally BANKRUPT!

Let me give you an example. A hundred years ago, you could be sure that a fresh orange contained roughly 75 mgs of Vitamin C.

But today, you’re lucky if there’s any Vitamin C left in the orange by the time it gets to you. The grower picks the fruit while it’s still green, which stunts the development of Vitamin C. The orange is then artificially ripened, sprayed, colored and shipped. Then it sits, drying out, on the shelf, until you come along and buy it.

Other foods are tampered with in the same manner. 

Which makes it nearly impossible for you to get the necessary amount of nutrients required for maximum hair growth.

See for yourself:

Dr. Koniver recommends you get 3,000 mg of Biotin per day for healthy hair. But to get 3,000 mg of Biotin from today’s food you’d have to eat…

148 Large Eggs, 75 Tablespoons Of Peanut
Butter Or 109 Cups Of Sweet Potatoes!

And if that's not enough, to get enough zinc and copper from today’s modern foods...

You’d Have To Eat A Full Pound Of Liver, 14
Cups Of Black-Eyed Peas Or 500 Dried Prunes!

Luckily, Now There’s An Easier Way…

I worked side-by-side with Dr. Koniver to create an easy way for African-American women to get the nutrients we need for maximum hair growth.

With just two easy-to-swallow capsules per day, you can have an optimum blend of all the key nutrients needed for maximum hair growth. Remember, it’s nearly impossible to get these nutrients from modern food.

That’s why I worked with Dr. Koniver to create Afrigrowth60 –– a dietary supplement designed specifically to help African-American women grow long, strong, healthy hair.

Just two capsules of Afrigrowth60 contain everything you need to compensate for the shortcomings of our modern American diets. 

Here’s How To Order…

You can order AfriGrowth60 using a credit card on the web form below. Or you can call (888) 823-1598 to speak directly with a customer care representative.

Or if you’re in the neighborhood, stop by and visit us at 1055 North Main Street Suite D, Summerville, SC 29483.

It’s Your Birthright To Have Long, Strong, Beautiful Hair

If you lived 100 years ago in Africa, you’d probably have long, healthy hair. But we don’t eat like we should, and we don’t get the nutrients we need.

Now, with AfriGrowth60, you can claim your natural birthright and get long, strong, healthy hair in just 60 days.

By now I'm sure you see the amazing benefits of taking AfriGrowth60. I've made ordering fast and easy – just use the form below.

And of course, if you have any questions at all, please give us a call at (888) 823-1598.

Be blessed,

Marquetta Breslin
CEO & Founder
AfriGrowth60.com

 

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