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Influence by Robert Cialdini and Olylife P90

Influence by Robert Cialdini: This is what I shared with my team at Olylife: we help people to get health and wealth:

1. Commitment and Consistency

Everyone says health is wealth, but how many commit to improving their health DAILY?  If you find it hard to exercise daily, using Olylife P90 Cell Therapy is one good way.  

30-minute use equals 2 hours of outdoor exercise and 8 hours of massage.  Each day 2 times make you healthier by removing your body aches and pains, improve sleep quality, regenerate cells, enhance blood circulation, and help in detoxification. 

2. Reciprocity

When you treat someone well, they will treat you well in return.  Same as your body.  Treat it like a temple.

3. Authority

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved PEMF (Pulsed Electromagnetic Field) therapy for multiple uses decades ago, verifying that it is a legitimate and safe form of physical therapy. And, PEMF is not just for humans—it can be used on animals as well!

Our Olylife Terra P90 has PEMF, plus Terahertz too!  So you are getting double the energy and effects. 

4. Social Proof 

To date, over 500,000 units of P90 have been sold worldwide in 108 countries.  In Singapore alone, it has sold over 15K units since 2023.  

Our shop at Waterloo St has sold over 100 units since we opened in June 2024. Now PEMF is getting popular! 

5. Liking

The design of P90 appears unintrusive, it can be easily hidden under the sofa or chair.  Everyone loves to use it because it fits into our daily lives.  

Yes, you can use P90 while watching TV, playing with your handphone (with the case on), working on your computer, conducting meetings, relaxing with music, napping, and even eating snacks!  

6. Scarcity

Stocks run low on, with only a few units left in our shop.  Delivery from the head office takes up to a week.  

For now till end of the month, every purchase of Olylife P90 comes with a FREE Olylfe Neck Massager worth $135.  While stocks last

To get your limited FREE P90 Cell Therapy of 30-minutes, visit:

Olylife Experience Center   

Address: 269 Queen St 01-241, S 180269

(directly opposite Waterloo St Kuan Im Temple)

Opening hours: DAILY 10 am to 6.31 pm

Now book with Andy Ng and get your FREE Decoding the Wealth Codes with Yijing book $39.95 FREE!  WhatsApp to Andy at 93672286 now!

#OlylifeInternational #olylifeterap90 #p90 #P90+  #pemftherapy


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