Is it the same whey protein?

Hey everyone! If two different brands of whey had the same amino acid profile, does that pretty much make them the same protein powder? They even have nearly identical 'Supplemental Facts'

I'm referring to very popular Optimum Nutrition 100% Gold Standard Whey

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and the relatively unknown brand Bio Sport USA Xtreme Whey

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Are there other factors to consider when evaluating differences in whey?

Thanks everyone.

I'm not that knowledgeable when it comes to certain supplements because I prefer more natural supplements. Anyways, both forms of whey protein are very similar as you said but the ingredients are another key factor as to what you want to ingest as well. The Optimum is a better choice in the long run, but you should look more into other products such as pea protein if you want more amino acids that will be properly broken down when ingested. Also, make sure you take count as to other supplements and vitamins you are taking because if you take to much of the same thing you pretty much are throwing your money in the toilet (dark/ultra bright urine). One of my choices for whey protein is "Now Whey Protein Isolate" it may not contain the same amount as the your other two choices, but it made from all natural products so it be broken down in more healthier way to not harm your body in the long run like other products. My second choice of protein is "WarriorForce" which is even better, but in the long run its what you want out of your supplement and how it will work with your body. You can try two the same product and one might work while the other doesn't it's all on your body. I hope this helped you out, but if you have any other nutrition questions I'm pretty knowledgeable at that area and love to help answer any questions.

Look up the Consumer Reports study on Protein Powders and Heavy Metal Contaminants

http://consumerreports.org/cro/2012/...inks/index.htm

I just use Instant Skim Milk Powder if I want to boost Protein Levels in a drink.

I will never buy any whey protein that is not 100% undenatured, cold pressure extracted and taken from cows that are free range, GMO free and Hormone free.

Contact me if you have trouble finding whey that meets these standards and I can hook you up and have it delivered to your door. I am in the business.

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I will never buy any whey protein that is not 100% undenatured, cold pressure extracted and taken from cows that are free range, GMO free and Hormone free.

Contact me if you have trouble finding whey that meets these standards and I can hook you up and have it delivered to your door. I am in the business.

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Tell us what the good shit is. Its cool if you sell it, Im asking so its not like you are being greasy and using the forum to advertise.

I use Isagenix protein exclusively. It is only available through network marketing for the purpose of protecting the quality of the product line, so you can't buy it in stores. I don't actually sell it. I set people up with their own accounts so they can buy their own and have it shipped to their door.

So do we have to buy a bulk amount then to get it?
Whats in it for you?
Not a pyramid scam. right? :)

The way it works is like this:
Most companies that offer products will sell through retail chains. They shell out a ton of money on buying shelf space in chain outlets, contracting retailers to carry their products, advertising, sponsoring athletes, branding, etc etc. They have a HUGE amount of overhead just to move the product to the shelves. This most times will lead to them compromising the quality of the products by cutting them will filler, or using inferiour sources (soy, etc).
Then the stores mark up the price as well for profit, and people buy. Profits go to the retail outlests and of course the company that produces the product.

Isagenix uses direct selling instead. It eliminates most overhead, which allows them to sell a product that is superiour for market-par prices. The profits are shared with people who actively promote the product line.

So imagine it like this.
If CostCo did business the same way, you would buy a membership andthen you could buy whatever product you wanted at the wholesale price.
If you showed your friends all the awesome stuff you could get as a member, and they wanted that for themselves, you would set them up with their own account, and then they could buy whatever they wanted at the wholesale price.
CostCo would thank you for the additional business by giving you a cash bonus just for introducing the new person.
CostCo would also thank you every time the people that you introduced continued to shop through them, and pay you weekly, in cash, based on the volume of goods moved.
But it would all be online shopping instead of going into a building, which would eliminate a huge amount of overhead and offer up massive amounts of money to share in the rewards system, and the goods are mailed to your door.

So to answer your questions:

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So do we have to buy a bulk amount then to get it?
Whats in it for you?
Not a pyramid scam. right? :)

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- No
- Residual income for life with no ceiling or limit, that I can transfer to my children upon death.
- Correct.

I see.
It's "multi-level marketing" like Mary Kay. Since there is an actual product(s) being sold it is not technically a pyramid scheme. If you make money primarily by signing up new "wholesalers" (not technically wholesale) instead of the actual sells of the products, then it is "franchise fraud", but maybe thats not the case.
I see that the $39 dollar fee for joining does not go to the person that signed you up so thats one step removed from a pyramid scheme but if after joining you can only buy products from the person that signed you up instead of directly from the company then it is a pyramid scheme.

Im interested in seeing the retail price of a chocolate protein drink. The stuff I drink now is def not exactly healthy for you and onnits hemp drink is full of maca root which affects me too much.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-level_marketing

lol Aaron, keep throwing the word pyramid around as your heart desires, but it's more like shopping on Amazon.com than CostCo. I just used CostCo as an example because they require a membership, but really you buy directly from the company and nothing else.
I guess I should have used a company called Costmazon as an example.

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It's "multi-level marketing" like Mary Kay. Since there is an actual product(s) being sold it is not technically a pyramid scheme. If you make money primarily by signing up new "wholesalers" (not technically wholesale) instead of the actual sells of the products, then it is "franchise fraud", but maybe thats not the case.
I see that the $39 dollar fee for joining does not go to the person that signed you up so thats one step removed from a pyramid scheme but if after joining you can only buy products from the person that signed you up instead of directly from the company then it is a pyramid scheme.

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Everyone pays the membership fee every year. That allows you to buy at wholesale pricing, and provides you with your own website, and is required for you to take part in the rewards system.
Everyone buys products from the company directly, not me.
Everyone pays the same price for the products.
Everyone achieves amazing results and feels like a million dollars after going on these products as well.

My rewards are for bringing them new customers, and for those customers who continue to be repeat customers. Simple. I buy from Isagenix for the same prices that they do. We all pay the same, even the top income earners.


Just for fun, some background info:
It is Network marketing because that allows the formulator to protect the the quality of the product line. The formulator (John Anderson) designed the system originally while trying to find a natural way to battle cancer and autoimmune disorders. He designed an entire cleanse system to rid the body of unwanted toxins and give people a fresh start. He was strictly a formulator who designed a superiour Nutritional Cleansing system, not a business man. He spent his day in a lab coat.

BUT - He had been contracted out to design thousands of other products for hundreds of supplement companies in the past, which he did do in the past, end every time he was contracted out to design a product to do something in the human body, the companies that contracted him out said
"Good job, but the ingredients are too expensive, so we are going to water it down with all this other sub-standard shit so we can make more money but the product will not be as effective as how it was originally designed".

He got sick of seeing his designs get bastardized by all these previous supplement companies, so to protect his formula he went seeking out the best professionals in the network marketing business he could find, and they designed a brand new networking company with an award winning compensation plan, specifically to distribute this system.
So understand that the product line existed before the company, and the creator thought it was best to release this line to the public through network marketing to protect the integrity of his design.

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Im interested in seeing the retail price of a chocolate protein drink. The stuff I drink now is def not exactly healthy for you and onnits hemp drink is full of maca root which affects me too much.

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The choice shake that I use (and all the athletes that choose this program use) is called the Isalean Pro shake. There are ingredients and BCAA lists that can be found on the web if you search, I don;t have it off the top of my head, but I can say this off the top:
36 grams undenatured GMO free whey protein
Soy free
Gluten free
GMO free
23 Vitamins & Minerals
18 BCAA's
6 Grams dietary fibre
Active enzymes are included to aid in digestion.

So a full meal with everything the body needs and none of the stuff the body doesn't need, so burn fat and support lean muscle growth, for about $3 a shake. (Note: This is not just a protein shake. It's a full meal)

All ingredients are all natural and all plant based (except the whey obviously, from cows) with no added stimulants or unnatural sugars.

Edited to add that it is gaining popularity among MMA fighters and other elite athletes, and they are building residual income networks instead of relying on companies to sponsor them. Stipe Miocic, Riury Gracie and others.
Check out Lori Harder, Lisa Dube Lewis, Michele Welcome. All the Kathy Savage fitness competitors use this product line too.
For guys, look at Shane Freels, Trevor and Aaron Hairston, etc.
Dr. Paul Biondich has all his athletes using this product line.

I just want to mention that I totally love talking about this and can find answers to pretty much any question you have about this product line. I'm at work right now, then on holidays over Christmas, so I am not sure how often I will be on the forum over the next week, so if you have questions for me then hit me up on facebook.
www.facebook.com/jason.kurz

The drink sounds great.
I like asking question her because everyone get the benefit of seeing the answers, no hurry on the responses.

So at $3/meal its $90 for a month's supply if you only use it as one meal a day?
Is that the retail or "wholesale" price?
If it is wholesale then what is the resale price?

If its wholesale then, in California you need a federal tax ID to purchase it from the manufacturer and a Sales tax licence to then charge the people that you sell to tax. Is there any way around this or are they using the non-legal definition of "wholesale"?

So I come to you, I pay a fee directly to the company to get the discounted price.
I buy whatever amount of items I want to buy? Or do I have to buy a minimum "package" of items with the assumption that I
am reselling the products?

Found the answer, you have to pay for a package of items.

-If the annual fee goes directly to the company and everyone I sign up buys directly from the company, what is my incentive to sign up others? How do I make money by signing them up?

I found the answer but it is extremely convoluted, notice the pyramid graphic used repeatedly.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cCs9KzaX-T8

-Do you make most of your money on direct sales of the product or by singing up others?

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The drink sounds great.
I like asking question her because everyone get the benefit of seeing the answers, no hurry on the responses.

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I can appreciate that you want me to answer here, so I will. The business can take some explaining, so my answers may tend to get lengthy.

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So at $3/meal its $90 for a month's supply if you only use it as one meal a day?
Is that the retail or "wholesale" price?
If it is wholesale then what is the resale price?

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Actually it is cheaper for you, being an American. I tend to speak in "approximate amounts" because there are a few variables for Canadians. We have to pay USD prices, and exchange rates fluxuate all willy nilly, etc. I have some American people in my network (Some 10P, some just friends), but most of my network so far is Canadian.
Anyways the nice thing about speaking to you and an American is that I can use precise figures.

A box of those particular shakes (IsaLean Pro) with 36grams of protein is $49.95. There are 14 in a box. One box is meant to last one week, because the program is designed for two shakes a day, plus the rest of the system (Vitamins packs, anti-stress drink, cleanse system). That price is the wholesale members (Known as associates) price. If I was to "sell" a box of shakes to a non-member, I am expected to charge $65.95, and I am expected to keep the difference as a profit.
Truthfully I have no interest in doing other peoples grocery shopping for them, or having their performance foods shipped to my house and then have to drop them off, so I decline when people ask me to order them stuff. I don't need the 15 bucks that bad.

Those isalean pro are the shakes I always encourage people to order if they are athletes or if they have been on the program for a while for weight loss and they are experiencing a plateau.
But most new members who just want to lose weight and get energy will order IsaLean shakes (Instead of IsaLean Pro) which has 24 grams of protein and is $40.95 for a 14 piece box.

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If its wholesale then, in California you need a federal tax ID to purchase it from the manufacturer and a Sales tax licence to then charge the people that you sell to tax. Is there any way around this or are they using the non-legal definition of "wholesale"?

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I am not sure but I can find out for you.

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So I come to you, I pay a fee directly to the company to get the discounted price.
I buy whatever amount of items I want to buy? Or do I have to buy a minimum "package" of items with the assumption that I
am reselling the products?

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OK this is where it varies.
some people want weight loss, some want to build lean mass, some want to increase athletic performancce and recovery, some just want energy, some just want to be able to sleep at night, some want to lower stress, some want to address skin probelms, etc etc, so I need to know what a persons goals are to properly guide them through the product line.

Back to your quote, you come to me, you pay a membership fee for the year, we place your order (whatever you want to order, no minimum), we set up your order for the next month, you change your order through your own website at any time to add or subtract items as you desire.

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-If the annual fee goes directly to the company and everyone I sign up buys directly from the company, what is my incentive to sign up others? How do I make money by signing them up?

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Isagenix pays people in about 5 differnet ways. (probably more. 8 rings a bell.) You get immediate cash forintroducing people and signing them up, you get a weekly depost of cash into your acccount based on the amount of volume you have going through the ccompany every week through the people you have introduced (as well as the people they have introduced), there are bonus pools, rank advancement bonuses, etc etc etc.

There are three type of people that get into Isagenix.
1) People who want to only use products and just want to buy them due to the quality
2) People who want the products and would like to make enough bonus money that they don;t have to pay out of pocket
3) People who see this as an amazing way to create an unlimited residual income and change peoples lives in a positive fashion

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I found the answer but it is extremely convoluted, notice the pyramid graphic used repeatedly.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cCs9KzaX-T8

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Network marketing accounts for more self-made millionaires than any other industry in the world. It levels the playing feild, and all are equal and have the same opportunity. In fact over 80% of all self made millionaire women have done it through network marketing businesses.
Speaking of pyramids:

http://mastermindevent.com/blog/imag...amidMM_500.png

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-Do you make most of your money on direct sales of the product or by singing up others?

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Originally I made most of my money on the introduction bonuses, because I had no network, but now I keep getting cash put into my account weekly based on people just continuing to order. Doesn't matter if I am at my day job, rolling on the mats or drunk on a beach in Cuba; they keep paying me.
The reason they continue to order is because the quality is unsurpassed and the product line has the effect of literally changing hundres of thousands of lives. They see results. If anyone ever orders anything that they are not happy with, they can get their money back no questions asked. A person could order an entire monthly system, drink every shake, take every pill, use everything, and then at the end of the month they could call and say"I expected better results, and I want my money back", and they would get their money back.
But that doesn't tend to happen.

Basically anyone who buys protein, or shakes or vitamins and ISN'T part of this company is typically recieving and inferior product (or overpaying), and also losing out on a chance to (A) get all their stuff for free (B) Help change peoples lives in an amazing way and (C) Make a ton of money if they wanted too.

Isagenix was smart when designing the compensation plan, by offering fast cash to new members but also guaranteeing residual income for long term thinkers. I have a business associate who lives 5 doors up from me, who is a certified kinesiologist and was a highschool biology teacher. She retired from her teaching job at the age of 32 through this business. I wont tell you how much she makes, but I will tell you it is between $4000 and $6000, per week.
I don't make that kind of money, but I will.

Health and wellness is on a huge rise in trending and Isagenix has an award winning product line and compensation plan. The business is growing like wildfire and becoming a household name. They are blowing buy other companies that have been established for a long time, and it is only going to get bigger when we get opened up to deal in Europe. Fuck yeah.

There are informative videos that address most questions, regarding weight loss, anti-aging, income earning, etc, if you want.
Just go to isamovie.com and select a catagory.

here:

http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a31...psa5c4d1df.jpg

What do you think about me just drinking one shake per day for breakfast?

You would be adding a low calorie, nutrient dense, well rounded meal to your day.

They seem good but its $4.71/drink and for me personally I'd prefer if they were like 500 calories.

The price seems so high that I cant imagine many people buying them unless they become a salesperson themselves.
In that case, it really seems like all the money is made by setting-up new salespeople. I dont mean just the big money. You said yourself that selling the products directly to end consumers for profit doesnt really interest you.
When the path to income is almost entirely from setting up new seller vs selling the actual product, that is a giant red flag for multilevel marketing (network marketing) being a technically legal pyramid scheme. That doesnt mean that people who get in early cant make plenty of money being involved.

I think you maybe a bit confused as to how pyramid schemes compare to traditional commerce. I agree that capitalism in the US is not well regulated and thus the opportunity for advancement is not what it could be but that is not a pyramid scheme.

Multi-level marketing (MLM) is a marketing strategy in which the sales force is compensated not only for sales they generate, but also for the sales of the other salespeople that they recruit. This recruited sales force is referred to as the participant's "downline", and can provide multiple levels of compensation.[1] Other terms used for MLM include pyramid selling,[2][3][4][5][6] network marketing,[5][7][8] and referral marketing.[9] According to the US FTC, some companies that use multi-level marketing exploit members of their networks and constitute illegal pyramid schemes.[10][11][12]

Most commonly, the salespeople are expected to sell products directly to consumers by means of relationship referrals and word of mouth marketing.[1] Some people use direct selling as a synonym for MLM, although MLM is only one type of direct selling.[1][7][13]

Companies that use MLM models for compensation have been a frequent subject of criticism and lawsuits. Criticism has focused on their similarity to illegal pyramid schemes, price fixing of products, high initial entry costs (for marketing kit and first products), emphasis on recruitment of others over actual sales, encouraging if not requiring members to purchase and use the company's products, exploitation of personal relationships as both sales and recruiting targets, complex and exaggerated compensation schemes, the company and/or leading distributors making major money off training events and materials, and cult-like techniques which some groups use to enhance their members' enthusiasm and devotion.[9][14]

I'll think about it. Thanks for the info. I genuinely hope you continue to do well with it.

Dude, if you have a problem with the business model of direct selling, I am not going to waste my time trying to change your opinion. Bill Gates, Robert Kyosaki and myany other successful business men all see the merit in Network Marketing, and have publicly applauded it as a business model.

Regarding the products, they are 100% all organic, GMO free, soy free, Gluten free, etc etc etc. Basically perfect food with everything the body needs and nothing the body doesn't need. So take it or leave it. I am not in the business of making other people's eating decisions for them.

I dont expect you to try to change my opinion. For the record MLM is one one type of "direct selling" and not the type that these people support, if they made those quotes at all. I cant confirm that any of them actually did and many people are saying that those quotes are completely fabricated or taken way out of context.

I didnt ask you to make my eating decisions for me. The price did that anyway.
Quality does sound great though and I appreciate the info as I am genuinely looking so a product of this type to replace what I use now.

The info I posted is for the benefit of others not to change your mind. It seems only right to offer another view of something that we are giving air to on the forum. Like I said some people can make money on pyramid schemes and I hope you continue to do well. Merry Christmas!

http://www.quora.com/What-is-network...ack-the-clock#
http://factsaboutmlm.blogspot.com/20...marketing.html

Wow that was an intense amount of information for a product that sounds expensive for only providing two weeks worth of nutrition. Personally the pyramid schemes if I am correct is not all bad, because I know a few people who sell a product that is all natural and will help you lose weight (plus my wife did it to) and they make a small percentage in the end. After they sell you the product the first time you become a member but you are not required to pay any other fees or even order another product if you don't want to, but the products do work extremely well so you will want to order more. The good thing though is that you go through the personal website as to what you want to purchase, but I do not know if the original person who brought you in receives any percentage from those purchases. Again, a gluten and GMO free protein with all natural plant based products that I thoroughly enjoy is "WarriorForce" which can be bought on amazon or their website (cost more) or you can buy it at Whole Foods too. Good info though from both of you, and the product sounded great until I heard the price so sorry I will not purchase that product. Have a blessed and safe New Years!

Product does sound awesome and many people have made money in MLM. Amsoil, Amway, Mary Kay, The Pampered Chef, Sunrider, Rubbermaid tupperware (used to be). All of these made money for SOME people.

People do make money, it just normally limited to the first people in your area to start signing up others. After a few years when they made all the new sellers that they can easily recruit, the business goes away, especially since these new sellers, after making their pitches to family and friends, often find the market already saturated by the person that recruited them or those on their same level and the whole thing collapses. Because the products themselves are purposely too expensive unless you sign up to sell them, the business does not continue on the actual sells of the products.

How does the hemp and brown rice protein compare to whey protein from grass fed cows? How often are they out of stock? They are out now of all but trial sizes of chocolate protein mix.
At $1.50 per serving the Warrior products do sound a lot more attractive than Isagenix at 4.71. It seems most products (even those with healthy ingredients) are around $1.50/serving.

Hey dudes, I haven'e been online too much due to holidays, etc.

Thompson: You find $3 for a full meal expensive?
A meal that has some of the very finest undenatured protein, dietary fibre, full BCAA profile, 23 vitamins and minerals, organic grade, GMO/Gluten/Chemical/Soy free, plus has EVERYTHING the body needs for fuel, and you find $3 expensive?
Where do you do your shopping? I'm not being a prick, I am just saying that I can't think of any other way to get an equivalent meal of an equivalent quality for that kind of money.

Go buy a Protein bar from a local health food store and look at the ingredients. Any Soy in there? What was the price?
I know before, I was paying over $3.50 for sub-standard PROTEIN bars.
Now I buy FULL MEAL replacement bars for $2.50ish, same stats as the shakes.

Aaron - I personally know people in my business circle who have gone from being 6-figure annual earners to Millionaire. Other people's skepticism (which is based on other companies with a completely different compensation plan) isn't going to plant a seed of doubt in my mind about my future with this company. The proof is all around me every time I go to a business meeting.
I've been in business with this compnay for coming up on 2 years, and seen a lot of people shoot through the roof.

Regarding Market Saturation, out of all the people you know, how many of them eat food? Perfect. Next thing you would want to know is, how many of them would like to lose a few pounds or gain energy.

It's not complicated and it's not shadey: It's an all natural food system that helps the body return to a healthy, energetic normal state. It jsut so happens that they don't advertise, so they pay me.

Look at TThompson's post, talking about buying Protein off Amazon. That's the evolved economy. Point, click, shipped to your door. Too bad Amazon doesn't offer payouts.

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Thompson: You find $3 for a full meal expensive?

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You mean $4.71 and not many people would have a problem with that for a "full meal", lets be honest these are meal replacement drinks and although they sound like good quality, I believe they are about twice the cost of comparable products.

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Aaron - I personally know people in my business circle who have gone from being 6-figure annual earners to Millionaire. Other people's skepticism (which is based on other companies with a completely different compensation plan) isn't going to plant a seed of doubt in my mind about my future with this company. The proof is all around me every time I go to a business meeting.

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Thats great and as Ive said many times I wish you the best. SOME people do make money in MLM. In keeping with my skepticism, I have to wonder if you saw any of their tax returns.

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Regarding Market Saturation, out of all the people you know, how many of them eat food? Perfect. Next thing you would want to know is, how many of them would like to lose a few pounds or gain energy.

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Come on you just aren't being honest here, yes we all eat food, FOOD. How many people you know are interested in buying the specific product is the actual question.

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It's not complicated and it's not shadey: It's an all natural food system that helps the body return to a healthy, energetic normal state. It just so happens that they don't advertise, so they pay me.

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The compensation system is actually extremely complicated.

If anyone is going to do well with it, Im sure it would be you. Im not trying to convince you otherwise.

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You mean $4.71 and not many people would have a problem with that for a "full meal", lets be honest these are meal replacement drinks and although they sound like good quality, I believe they are about twice the cost of comparable products.

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The meal replacements are about $2.85 a piece for the ones with 24 grams of protein, and about $3.57 a piece for the ones with 36 grams of protein. (Approx $40/box, 14 in a box and $50/box, 14 in a box respectively. I don't have access to the price list right now so going off memory)

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Thats great and as Ive said many times I wish you the best. SOME people do make money in MLM. In keeping with my skepticism, I have to wonder if you saw any of their tax returns.

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No I haven't but, if you're curious enough you can Google search the names Shannon Fisher and Susan Sly. Just two of teh people I am in business with.

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Come on you just aren't being honest here, yes we all eat food, FOOD. How many people you know are interested in buying the specific product is the actual question.

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Actually, the real question is, who would like to lose weight easily? Who would like to feel amazing? Who would like to cleanse their body of toxins on a cellular level? Who would like to age youthfully?

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The compensation system is actually extremely complicated.

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Only because you haven't really looked at it. I couldn't care to break it down for you. It's simple really. Business volume flowing through you equals $$$ every monday.

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If anyone is going to do well with it, Im sure it would be you. Im not trying to convince you otherwise.

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I am sure you meant some kind of jab with this comment, but I do well with anything I do so thanks.

I know more about pyramid schemes now than I do about fucking protein. I might never shop again!

Just buy the dam thing already :)

Yes i did look into it and it is extremely complicated,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2UfBh5hCAgU
http://www.isagenix.com/en-US/opport...m-compensation


And no I didnt mean some kind of jab with the commment. I like you just fine.

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I know more about pyramid schemes now than I do about fucking protein. I might never shop again!

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I know more about pyramid schemes now than I do about fucking protein. I might never shop again!

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Here Kyle:

http://duffitness.com/wp-content/upl...atepyramid.jpg
http://craig-ramsay.com/wp-content/u...d-19555084.jpg
http://www.thegnomonworkshop.com/new...nessonline.jpg
http://mastermindevent.com/blog/imag...ramid_1100.png

We have world class atthletes that choose this product line and represent it, with no sponsorships or payouts. They love it for a reason. It's the best, and itt's affordable, and it levels the playing field for anyone who wants to put in the efforts to share the system.

I went surfing in the ocean for he first time a few weeks ago in the Dominican Republic. It has always been a lifelong dream for me. Literally while I was standing on the board, riding the waves, Isagenix deposted money into my account. Monday is payday. It was nice.
When was the last time your grocery store put enough money in your account to pay for your food, or more?

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Yes i did look into it and it is extremely complicated,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2UfBh5hCAgU
http://www.isagenix.com/en-US/opport...m-compensation


And no I didnt mean some kind of jab with the commment. I like you just fine.

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If you break it down to the very nitty gritty, it can seem complicated. That is because Isagenix pays out to associates in many many many different ways. But if you keep it simple, and don't bother trying to know where every single dollar is coming from, all you need to know is that when you set a person up with their own wholesale account, the company thanks you monetarily.

The compensation plan is award winning and I believe it is the most lucrative of any Networking Company. It pays out quickly to new people, and rewards the efforts of everyone on a weekly basis. It really is amazing. And a TON of fun. The sky is the limit and tthe playing field is level in Networking.

Anyone who wants to know what is up with Isagenix, who doesn't want to read the entire thread, just watch this;
http://sharethestorynow.com/

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