Comments on: MonaVie Lies about the ORAC score of MonaVie?

By: Food Tech in CA

Food Tech in CA — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 00:04:06 +0000

Fruit punch is various fruit juices mixed with water. Tell me how MonaVie differs from that?
Other than the ridiculous price.

I’m confidant that I know more about MonaVie than any of their distributors. Feel free to challenge me on the science of the product.

By: Mali

Mali — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 23:32:49 +0000

trying to show people how to spend money smart is so positive, you just call it negative cause it doesn’t net monavie dollars you sound like a hypocrite, like saying invest in something not proven especially any thing medical needs special proof one would think and then call someone else negative for saying its a waste of money, i bet if it was non-profit no one would care. but is not and its all about the money for us and you, we say its not a fair price you tell us it is when we ask for proof you start name calling, cause you ain’t got no proof.

By: MonaVie Distributor

MonaVie Distributor — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 23:12:01 +0000

FRIUT PUNCH?!?! Really??? that right there shows that you truely know NOTHING about MonaVie! It is WAY more then a ‘fruit punch’ but you think what you want… and spend all your time being negative…

By: Food Tech in CA

Food Tech in CA — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 23:02:28 +0000

I guess if we don’t waste our time trying to sell fruit punch in a shiney bottle to our friends and family, we would have time on our hands. Maybe you should grab hold of some ethics, and give it a try.

By: MonaVie Distributor

MonaVie Distributor — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 19:03:55 +0000

I agree with you Fred, I think that MV Scam has way to much time on their hands… and it is very funny to say the least! lol… is only one were more open minded and not so ‘negative nancy’!

By: Fred

Fred — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 22:31:53 +0000

Scam,

You amuse me. These are some of the funniest threads I’ve ready in quite awhile.

Can’t believe someone would put so much energy into a debate about a nutritional beverage.

I guess you’ve found your calling. Yikes!

By: MonaVie Scam

MonaVie Scam — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 19:35:29 +0000

People buy the Girl Scout cookies, because it supports the Girl Scouts and their activities. I have asked them numerous times to start providing more healthy options and have noticed that they sell various mixed nuts now. At least we are adding some protein and cutting down on the sugar. Another thing to note is that there is reported very, very little money going to the Girl Scouts. You are better off just make a donation to the group if you want to help them out. Then go and buy some cookies or whatever healthy option you see fit.

MonaVie doesn’t help people. That’s really the bottom line. It’s expensive juice that isn’t shown to be more valuable that any of the stuff that you find in the store for 1/10th or 1/20th the price. The product is being marketed illegally by distributors as providing health benefits that it doesn’t. You don’t see that going on with store juice.

People buy things they can’t afford all the time. How many people do you see driving around in cars that cost $70,000 who don’t have any significant retirement savings… a lot. That’s where the logic of “If you have the money to buy the juice, good, if you don’t, well then don’t.”

“If someone feels better even with a placebo, is that such a bad thing?” Yes, it’s a very bad thing. It means that it’s not treating the cause of the problem and will probably give you a false sense of security. This could mean not getting checked out medically until it’s too late. Oops, sorry, the placebo just killed someone. I’m exaggerating, but you get the point.

“These people aren’t making you do anything, yet you are trying to make people do what you want.”

I don’t know what you are talking about here. I’m not making anyone do anything. I’m simply proving that there’s little value to buying MonaVie so that everyone has the facts. If what I’m saying is factually incorrect here, let me know and I’ll fix it.

By: intrigued and open-minded

intrigued and open-minded — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 18:32:58 +0000

I have read both sides of this argument,.debate,. what ever this is, and I can conclude that Mona Vie is a new product that a whole lot of people are talking about. I myself have tried it, and I like it. I have also tried many juices with the Acai berry in it and they were good as well. The great thing about Mona Vie is it is a chance to grow a company and be a part of making the money that goes along with it. Girl guide cookies sure aren’t good for you but people buy them everyday. Why would you want to scare people out of a business that is just helping people have hope to make some money and have a better life for themselves. I wouldn’t scam anyone. I look at the business aspect. It is a juice,. it is a company looking to share the profit of selling the juice. If people want to be a part, why not? A lot of the people putting this down are negative, why? I don’t sell the juice but maybe I will some day. I enjoy it! I know other people who enjoy it as well. Nobody is getting ripped off. If you have the money to buy the juice, good, if you don’t, well then don’t.Testing on most things vary.If someone feels better even with a placebo, is that such a bad thing? Some one is still feeling good rather than bad. These people aren’t making you do anything, yet you are trying to make people do what you want. I myself enjoy positive outlooks, and I think this company just might have what I’m looking for.

By: Mali

Mali — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 22:28:05 +0000

damn i’m tired of reading of some monavie pompous saying people are negative people cause they are smart enough not to get ripped off from mr. ripoff. i’ve got friends who tell me i’m a negative person for trying to explain the facts, but sometimes the facts aren’t positive unless your talking about saving saving money which seems pretty positive (to me atleast), but if getting ripped off is a positive view to you do it, but don’t call people negative cause your not selling them your juice.

By: MonaVie Scam

MonaVie Scam — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 22:21:51 +0000

I didn’t say whether I tried the juice or not. It’s a silly question for 3 reasons:

1) There’s no way to verify whether I’m telling the truth about having tried it or not. It’s like when a distributor claims that they “felt” something while drinking MonaVie. It’s not verifiable evidence so it can’t be considered.

2) It’s an irrelevant question and I proved the point why in the last paragraph of my last comment.

3) Have you tried every product in GNC store? Have you tried every wine in the world or eating a pound of caviar for 30 days straight? The simple fact is that no one person can try everything. There’s just not enough money and time to do it. So instead of trying everything, we use logic to narrow down the number of things out there.

You might want to read being open-minded about MonaVie before you call someone else closed minded.

An open-minded person has curiosity and asks the difficult questions looking for answers. The question I asked in this post is why does it look like MonaVie is lying about the ORAC score of MonaVie and inflating it to look better than it is?

A close-minded person ignores that fact. A close-minded person calls a person who is trying to save people thousands of dollars Mr. Negativity.