Comments on: MonaVie Medical Testimonies are Pointless

By: mysterious

mysterious — Thu, 01 Jul 2010 10:25:32 +0000

violations of the ftc and guidlines set forth time and time again. its amazing how so many people such as tom feel to share there pitty story to sell juice. i dont believe that a story such as there sone is now all better after digestion problems and this aint an attack on your son, but what im saying is you tom, shouldnt use stories as such to sell monavie juice, what your doing and this is in my eyes only and i believe that by telling these stories to your friends and others online is to find a gulliable sap who will begin to suffer from symptoms of placebo and then believe these drinks really make there lives good from a drink that claims out ragious cures. anyways i am a monavie distributer who wants out and cant find a way other then to wait till my year is up.

By: Anonymous Aussie

Anonymous Aussie — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 07:00:16 +0000

What that??!!

Tom, if a single apple has TWICE the ORAC, twice the phenolics and more fibre than days serving of Monavie – then surely you’d figure out a bottle of Monavie does NOT have the antioxidant capacity of 80 servings of fruit.

Heck – this actually means that you’d need to drink more than twice the amount of Monavie each DAY to get the same nutritional benefits as a single apple! That would cost in the vicinity of what, $10.00 per day!

Sounds like a rip off whichever way you look at it.

By: MonaVie Scam

MonaVie Scam — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 03:18:38 +0000

Please define the results that people see. Please define “working” in your phrase “if it was not working”…

One bottle of MonaVie also contains the antioxidant equivalent of a small amount of cinnamon – see: http://www.juicescam.com/monavie-13-fruits/. So don’t try to market it as being worth near 80 servings of fruit… a bottle is worth a fraction of a dollar of antioxidant capacity.

Busy people can grab an apple an go. It’s cheaper and easier for them. Busy people can’t fuss with MonaVie distributors. Instead it’s best to have the choice to get the product at the local grocery store or have it delivered to you with the rest of an organic fruit delivery (see something like Farm Fresh to You).

Tom, I’d like to direct you to MonaVie’s statement on claiming digestive problems – http://monaviemediacenter.com/blogs/5-tips-every-monavie-distributor-needs-to-know-about-the-new-ftc-guidelines/. You just violated your MonaVie Distributor agreement. Your reputation again suffers…

By: Tom

Tom — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 02:44:43 +0000

This product is for people who see results on their own and they drink it. People who do not see any results do not drink it.

It is that simple – if people read this kind of stuff that you write here and decide against trying this amazing juice is up to them.

This product is not for everybody – Nobody is forcing anybody to anything here – however if it was not working, nobody would be so stupid to drink something that does not work for over 5 years now – especially as someone said the juice was so ‘over-priced’ – however it was their opinion – and this is mine: One bottle of MV contains antioxidant equivalent of more than 80 servings of fruit – this product is perfect for busy people who value healthy nutritional foods – it is like fast food of healthy nutrition without going through all kinds of pains and sacrifices associated with typical diet.

My brother was buying acai juice from Costco – he did not see any difference himself – but changed his mind when his son who always had digestive problems started to have a normal metabolism with MV and did not see any improvement with Costco stuff.