However, one of the comments amazed me. It was this video clearly describing open-mindedness:

In order to have an intelligent debate on the value of MonaVie, one must recognize the concepts in the above video. Many (myself included) are open-minded about MonaVie. However, people should not accept all concepts from others on their face value. There should be scientific evidence from both sides of the debate supporting the claim.

Dozens of times in the aforementioned comments of the blog post, there have been claims of people witnessing medical situation X and attributing it to MonaVie, when there are a number of other valid explanations, such as the placebo effect. These are not scientific studies and carry no more weight for their argument than if they had said ghosts were moving the lamp shade.

I get the negativity comment on this site quite often. It’s quite illogical because I am simply trying to put the best information out there so that people can make an informed decision. I want to clear up the lies and misconceptions that MonaVie Distributors are spreading around the web about MonaVie. People should have the information on this site before making a decision to join MonaVie or continue being a part of the organization. There are too many people showing videos of Lou Niles and his Illegal Medicinal Claims as well as Lou Niles lying about being a cancer doctor in those videos. There are too many distributors lying that drinking MonaVie is equal to eating 13 fruits.

These lies are negative and they are being told to consumers. They hurt people like your mothers and your daughters. MonaVie distributors don’t want you to think about how spending $35-$45 for a bottle of juice (that lacks nutrition) hurts your chance for financial freedom. In a tough economy, such as this one, that $5000 a year (cost for a family of four) goes a long way.

If you were to get a bunch of criminals in a room, they’d call the police negative. After all, the police hamper the criminals ability to profit off of committing crimes.

Consider me like Consumer Reports magazine, looking out the people’s best interests. I don’t make MonaVie and its distributors scam people or make illegal medical claims, I’m simply blowing the whistle on them when they do. If you think that’s being negative, then chances are, you are with the criminals in the room upset at this police officer.