Frutaiga versus Monavie

Overall I think Monavie is one of the top "juice" products and provides relatively broad spectrum anti-oxidants. However I took Monavie for over 2 months and noticed nothing and I had a few other people give it a try.....nothing.

I also personally know a few people who state they got rid of arthritic aches and pains with Monavie and I believe them, that is about the limit of what a juice with lots of anti-oxidants can do.

Monavie is a player in the ORAC/HORAC anti-oxidant ratings hype war against Noni, Goji, Xango, Fruta-Vida and the newest juice, Zrii. What those companies quote are test tube anti-oxidant values (in-vivo), basically stating how well the anti-oxidant ingredient of that juice stopped the rusting of iron filings in a test tube or other test tube chemical tests.

This is a far cry from how those anti-oxidants actually perform in your body (in-situ). Frutaiga's in-situ anti-oxidant values, also referred to as "functional anti-oxidants", are many times higher than any of the juices. Frutaiga has the highest amount and score of "functional anti-oxidants" in any nutritional supplement, ounce per ounce.

Some of the labs (read Brunswick Labs letter) that have tested and supplied those anti-oxidant values quoted by "the juices" have issued public disclaimers on those ORAC results which are being marketed so heavily and state that test tube ORAC and HORAC scores are highly variable and the scores from the actual raw materials have very little to do with scores of the actual blended and diluted product. Quoting an ORAC or HORAC score is a slippery slope indeed!

Many things affect the potency of bio-availability and efficacy of a nutritional supplement including pasteurizing (heating to a certain temperature for a certain amount of time to kill microbes) which pretty much kills off any nutritional value while making a product microbe safe. Using preservatives in a nutritional product is also VERY bad. Don't let anybody fool you, preservatives are a poison meant to kill micro-organisms or inhibit their growth. Preservatives do buildup in your body and then play a role in the health of the micro-organisms that live in our bodies and are necessary for our bodies to be healthy.

Monavie pasteurizes their product and they use preservatives. Is this needed? Frutaiga does not do either and many of the other "juice" products are not pasteurized or use preservatives. I suspect Monavie does this because they have less raw material spoilage and easier manufacturing conditions which then reduces their product cost. There is no healthy reason to pasteurize or to use preservatives and many reasons not to.

From an active ingredient standpoint, any of the juices including Monavie have less than 2% of the active ingredients Frutaiga has when compared ounce to ounce, not to mention the scientific fact that their active ingredients are but a faint shadow of Frutaiga's. That is why the "juice" companies are so very careful to never state the actual amount of active ingredients in milligrams per ounce or any other unit of measure. The "juices" have such a miniscule amount of active ingredients in their product it is a poor joke and will be a serious problem for those companies when the FDA eventually starts regulating the nutritional industry.

If you have used Monavie or any of the other "juices" and gotten noticeable benefit, you should definitely give Frutaiga a 2 month try at 3 ounces per day in a split dosage. You will be astounded at the health benefits you notice when taking Frutaiga if you actually noticed any benefit from a "juice", we guarantee it.

Frutaiga versus Zrii

If you haven't listened to our latest Zrii Update click here> Zrii Update

Further info on Zrii's President, Bill Farley, is here> http://www.scam.com/showthread.php?t=31339

Wow! The network marketing hype machine is running on overtime for Zrii!

If you have not yet heard, Deepak Chopra has teamed up with a top notch businessman to market a new liquid nutritional via network marketing and the word on the street is "sign up now to get a top position" so you can get rich quick!

Now that is a bunch of malarkey!

Having participated in a number of network marketing startups I can tell you that is the worst time to join. You are a pioneer and what they get the most is arrows in their bodies. You get to do the work of establishing a company and building credibility and hopefully you are around to cash in a few years later when the company and brand are established and really start to garner market share.

Frutaiga is now over 2 years old and is really getting established and starting a period of rapid growth that will soon turn into a period of explosive growth. Historically the best time to get into a quality network company is between the 2nd and 3rd year, then build strong and ride the explosive growth wave to great incomes. This has been the case for 35 years and Zrii won't change it.

I can't comment on Zrii as a nutritional supplement because they haven't released any information other than it contains a noname plant that great stories are now being woven around. I don't know if they are just juicing the plant like Noni, Goji, Xango and Monavie which only provides fairly decent anti-oxidant action or if they are extracting active ingredients and putting sufficient amount in each ounce to be viable which is what Frutaiga does.

Given that Deepak Chopra is not a nutritional formulator my guess would be that this new drink is mainly show with very little go. Deepak is certainly a good guy but Zrii is primarily a business venture capitalizing on the liquid nutritional frenzy.

From a business standpoint, I have seen excellent business people fall flat on their faces when they try to use conventional business techniques in the field of network marketing. I have not yet heard of this new company utilizing any corporate network talent and that means this company will have a very rocky road ahead of it.

Their compensation plan is being heavily hyped and when you check it out the first thing you notice is that they are still figuring it out and what they currently have posted is subject to immediate change! Why post the information if it isn't real?

I did notice that they play the old shell game of PV (point value) for computing commissions which assigns a product value typically 30% to 40% less than the dollar value and then they pay "generous commissions". Frutaiga pays dollar for dollar, no PV or BV (business volume) games that make people think their commissions are higher then they really are.

Now Zrii may turn out to be the greatest product ever......but I sincerely doubt it based on the massive hype machine being used to prelaunch the company.

If you want the "real deal" product and business wise.....Frutaiga is it. Way past any of the "juice" companies like Noni, Goji, Xango, Monavie or any of the 30 other smaller ones. As the world of nutritional supplements and network marketing are rapidly discovering: Frutaiga is an honest and effective nutritional supplement with massive scientific research and validation behind it and has a guaranteed potency that ensures effectiveness at the recommended dosage.

There is nothing else like Frutaiga on the horizon including Zrii.

Frutaiga Misspellings Revisited

Each time I look at the searches that led people to this blog I am surprised to see how many misspellings of the name Frutaiga there are.

I see it spelled Frutaiga, frutaiga, Fruitaiga, fruitaiga, Frutiga, frutiga, Fruitiga and fruitiga and sure there many others that don't make it to me!

I guess it is the same the other liquid nutritional products, i.e.- Monavie, monavie, Monavi, monavi, Moanavie, moanavie etc.....or how about Noni, noni, Nonee, nonee, Nonie, nonie.....LOL...or Xango, xango, Zango, zango, Zingo, zingo, Xangoe, xangoe, Zangoe, zangoe.....and you can have equal fun with Goji, goji, Gogee, gogee, Ogee, ogee, Gogi, gogi.

My point is that when you do a search on the internet the spelling and even the capitalization determines your search results. So the next time you are looking for a specific name, be sure to spell it correctly and capitalize it correctly too because it will affect your search results.

How do Vibe or other Eniva products compare to Frutaiga?

The best nutritional supplements are sold by MLM companies. I came to that conclusion many years ago after over 11 years of study and thousands of hours and thousands of dollars spent on nutritionals.

Eniva is an up and coming nutritional MLM company whose products and the company are a bit controversial. Their flagship product is Vibe which is a liquid mineral and vitamin formula and I have spoken to many people who claim health benefits from taking it. Eniva markets very aggressively and there is lots of hype surrounding their product and company. When any product is heavily hyped the consumer should be extra vigilant.

Frutaiga is not a vitamin and mineral formula although it has lots of vitamins and minerals in it. Frutaiga is a strong, adaptogen rich formula with a guaranteed potency mixture of over 70 active ingredients extracted from 4 high altitude botanicals and combined in an extremely well researched and documented formula called Rosalean (TM).

Vitamins and minerals are a necessary part of our nutritional intake but source, amount, processing and form of these nutritional building blocks is vital and very unequal.

Eniva makes many scientific sounding statements which have no scientific basis but surely sound impressive. If you have an interest in Eniva's products I recommend that you give them a try, they have a great guarantee and that is the only way you will know if they do anything for you.

Because Frutaiga works very differently in your body than vitamins and minerals, you should also take Frutaiga. The worst that will happen is the other products don't provide benefit but Frutaiga will. The best that can happen is a healthful synergy between the products.

I know of many ex-Eniva reps and customers that are taking Frutaiga and getting benefits but I don't know of anyone currently taking both. If you do take both please let me know what you experience.

On a final note, I really don't like to slam other products or companies, especially fellow MLM companies, it is bad for our industry. But you need to realize that other than product claims there is no policing on the entire nutritional industry including vitamins, minerals and supplements you buy at Walmart. So you don't really know if any nutritional supplement has in it what they say or how much or how absorbable or effective etc.

The nutritional industry is the red haired stepchild in the United States and is not accountable. That is very different in Europe, especially Germany and Russia, where natural products hold equal sway with the pharmaceutical products and there are governing bodies ensuring product quality and efficacy and honest scientific research to back up product claims.

With nutritionals the worse case scenario is the supplement does not work and that is a whole lot better than what happens when you take drugs which have a huge host of health damaging side effects and frequently don't work either or do more damage than good.

A very big difference between the pharmaceutical and nutritional industries is that the pharmaceutical industry is protected by the FDA which is supposed to be their regulator and the protector of the consumer. The nutritional industry is only regulated on product claims by the FDA which is good and bad and is not accountable to any other governing body in the United States.

I hope this answers more questions than I have raised but these are complicated topics and I refuse to gloss over them.

International Orders for Frutaiga

Frutaiga is currently only shipped within the United States including the territories.

We are getting lots of worldwide interest in Frutaiga and we can personally ship cases of Frutaiga anywhere in the world. It is more expensive than purchasing Frutaiga in the United States and the health benefits are certainly worth it.

If you would like to have Frutaiga shipped to you in England, Germany, France or anywhere in Europe or Australia, New Zealand, Africa, Asia.....doesn't matter where.....contact us and we will work out the details.

You can contact us via email and provide your phone numbers and best time of day to call. We also use Skype ( markellins ) which is a free way to converse if you have a computer with speakers and microphone or a headset.

It is worth the trouble and expense of obtaining Frutaiga. Many people have had very dramatic health improvements and the vast majority of people experience significant health improvements.

Update on Noni, Xango, Goji, Monavie & the other "juices"

We are frequently contacted by "juice" company consultants when they read our blog articles contrasting Frutaiga as a "guaranteed potency beverage" versus their juice product which has an ineffective amount of active ingredients to benefit a 150 lb. human.

After reading our articles, most of those "juice" reps now understand why their customer retention rates are so low and why people trying their "juice" frequently report a short term increase in energy (due to sugar and/or stimulants) but no real health benefits. They are frequently astounded that they have never thought the "right amount of the right stuff" concept through and are very concerned when they go through all of their product literature and website information and can't find any mention of the actual amount in milligrams per ounce of the active ingredients that supposedly power their "juice".

Statements by the "juice" manufacturers about how many pounds of fruit go into a bottle or that they also use pulp are ludicrous once you understand that all that matters are active ingredients and how much of them are in each ounce of their product. There is a huge credibility gap between the studies these companies quote that show health improvements from the botanical they use and their actual product which has an extremely small amount of the active ingredients and typically their recommended dosage provides less than 2% of the active ingredients their studies used.

While the pharmaceutical industry has less than no credibility, the nutritional industry has equally large problems and consists mainly of hype with no scientific proofs on the actual products ability to improve health or longevity. This is especially true of the "juice" industry.

What sets Frutaiga apart and why is it so effective at improving health?

• proper amount of active ingredients in each ounce to benefit a 150 lb human
• proper harvesting of the botanicals and proper active ingredient extraction technique
• 45 years of credible scientific research to create and validate the formula
• no hype marketing and a 60-day "empty bottle" satisfaction guarantee

If you have tried any of the "juices" and found them to only be effective at flattening your wallet, spend some time researching Frutaiga and gain an understanding of what a real neutraceutical is and why Frutaiga is being called "the world's most effective natural medicine".

"Juice reps" should study the issues and evidence regarding nutritionals that actually work and try Frutaiga themselves. Then make your own ethical determination about selling a product based on hype and innuendo versus selling a product that is the real deal.

I personally have taken many of the liquid nutritionals including Noni, Goji, Xango, Monavie, Fruta-Vida and a few other lesser known ones. I found little to nothing to recommend any of those products but had huge results from Frutaiga within 10 days and have experienced many health improvements personally over the last 2 years of taking Frutaiga.

Over the last 2 years I have introduced literally hundreds of people to Frutaiga and have seen huge results first hand in about 50% of them and good results in another 30% and no results in about 20%. I'm sure great things were happening to the bodies of the no result people but unless we did before and after blood work we couldn't prove it.

Bottom line, give Frutaiga an honest try yourself. You can get up to 2 cases (8 bottles) that are covered by our 60-day "empty bottle" satisfaction guarantee. You have everything to gain and nothing to lose.