I noticed that you haven’t sent me the label from European MonaVie. You still give no comment on why MonaVie in the US holds the amount of acai in MonaVie a secret and is open about it being 25% of the juice in Europe.

You Google explanation my make sense… if it didn’t come with MonaVie Black Diamond Kelly Bangert’s documented proof about his earnings dropping 40%… and then dropping another 30%… and how all the high ranking distributors in her downline are losing their homes and cars…

… and then he said that MonaVie’s Income Disclosure Statement is not accurate. His quote (on record) was, “…no one was close to making anywhere close to the income disclosure statement.”

Let the public be the judge of why Google is showing a drop in searches. I think it’s just indicative of what the very highest people in MonaVie have seen (see above paragraph about Kelly Bangert).

Admin? Where are you? This topic is about the amount of acai in the MV. I am tired of seeing irrelevant stuff all over this website. Try to organize it better because your ranking will slip too!!!

The reason google search shows drop is because there are more and more official websites (including various language sites) that people go to directly without going to the main MV site that you refer to.

Here’s another taste:

Bangert: “After being introduced to MonaVie, I began drinking the product twice a day. My body had a great reaction to the nutrition that MonaVie provides. I was hooked. That’s the great thing about MonaVie; the product sells itself. Not only is the product truly amazing, but the business opportunity is even more incredible. Anyone can do this business. The only way you will fail is if you quit! I wish each of you all the success that you feel you deserve.”

Sounds like Bangert was failing pretty badly (30% drop in sales per month) before he quit.

That’s a slippery slope and one can easily see why they might use third-rate acai. It would be for the same reasons, the profits are better when you skimp and the public has no way of being the wiser.

I believe that if a company is out to make the best juice possible, it should be the same everywhere. If it isn’t the same everywhere (and that’s what you seem to be claiming), then your previous claim about it being 25% acai is very false as you (originally) didn’t not specify which version of MonaVie you were talking about.

If the product isn’t the same everywhere, this website assumes, unless stated otherwise, that “MonaVie” is the US-approved blend of MonaVie. Of course we’ve found that even that blend changes over time, which, if true, nullifies all of Dr. Schauss’ research.

I’m well aware that MonaVie is entering new countries. It’s completely logical since the pyramid in the United States has started to implode. Yes, that’s a bit of a generalization, but I can back it up with two pieces of important information:

1) Google Trends is very good indicator of the public’s interest in things. This can hardly be debated because they have data of billions of web searches. That data shows that people are getting less and less interested in MonaVie – http://google.com/trends?q=monavie
2) Combine #1 with Exhibit A of this PDF (it’s slow loading) – see page 31,32 of 39. High ranking MonaVie distributor Kelly Bangert details how her business dropped 40% from between 7/2008 to 1/2009… and that by June of 2009 it dropped another 30%. Also note how she says her Blue Diamonds (other very high ranking distributors) are getting their house and cars foreclosed upon. She furthermore said, “None of my top leaders could even pay their bills, they gave up everything to work MonaVie full-time.”

Sounds more and more like MonaVie is running and hiding to the countries that you mentioned, because it’s failing in the US.

Oh and English is the first and most dominant language of Singapore… so I expect the language barrier to be very low .

Most of MV products are food only so it is your responsibility not to generalize any of the “sham” reports to all the products that are made by MV in a growing world of MV. There are only 18 countries for now. I can forsee your headache when MV reaches 60 countries with 5-10 different formulas.

You do not need to believe that MV is the same everywhere. It does not have to be. You do not tell companies what their product portfolio should look like because it would be easier for you to attack their products. What do you care what others can buy? You will not buy any MV, and the one your wife tried was for free.

Still, you should be careful not to make generalizations as you do most of the time, especially if you are ignorant to what THE HERO COMPANY of your web site is doing outside of the US.

Probably you do not even know that MV is growing rapidly in Malaysia, Korea, Singapore, Hong Kong, and Japan. But do not worry, they will not come to your site due to the language barrier.

Dr Shauss is using US-approved blend of MV.

I have heard people previously claim that MonaVie has 25% acai in it, but there has never been any evidence provided. Thus far we have just MonaVie’s official claim on its site that the amount of acai is not disclosed. So if MonaVie is disclosing it on labels in the UK, why are they not updating the US site with the information? Why is MonaVie trying to hide this valuable information from it’s American customers?

While on the topic of labels, I noticed American and Canadian MonaVie are different. If/when Tom comes in with a third label to add, what will it tell us? Are we supposed to believe that MonaVie is the same everywhere? That no longer makes sense. Are Dr. Alex Schauss’ studies invalid because he doesn’t state which of the (at least) two blends of MonaVie he is using?