Name brands use atheletes names and atheletes use name brands to A.) help fund atheletic training and B.) in the hopes the name brand can boast a win while using the products. To this day I do not know any brand of anything that would say that it was strictly or directly because of the products a person used which won the games. Not once in the history of Branding has this happened. That is simply how the public perceives what is going on.

Don’t engage in silly dispute with disgruntled individuals who have nothing better to do than waste the precious time of others with mindless dribble and clearly un-educated comments bearing no facts. Go build your business and enjoy the freedom it creates.

Full work up, heart stress test, thyroid, all the blood/urine tests, etc.

My symptoms: 2 months insomnia, a high blood pressure transient (under control..thank you Dr. Michael’s Blood factor), an exercise intolerance (15 minutes hard workout…heart would act like “overtraining” syndrome, run up to 85-90 BPM resting for a few hours, and be easily excited to 120-140, with for example a single flight of stairs climbed.

55 year old, white male, very athletic.

Been doing all sorts of supplements. But 9 days ago while visiting my Brother in a city remote from my own, he sold me a bottle of Nutrilite.

Can you believe this? I seem to be RETURNING TO NORMAL! I’m stunned. To believe that this almost 100 year old concept can be that incredible.

THANK YOU TO AMWAY AND ALL THE CREW. You’ve saved my life!

Mark H. Mpls, MN USA

I just saw Sanya Richards on the Tonight Show and she had an awesome interview with Jay Leno.
She’s very intelligent, well spoken, and represented herself, the U.S.A., Amway Global, and Team Nutrilite very well!!

I haven’t been a ball of fire in this business over the years, but with a college degree, post-graduate work and work experience as a computer trouble-shooter and an instructor, I feel I am intelligent enough to determine if I am getting good value for my money. If I wasn’t, I wouldn’t still be using the products.

The rancor and hate speech of these critics sometimes leaves me feeling sick to my stomach. How can people be so hate filled that they would take their time trying to ruin other people’s chances?

Not everyone is going to be willing to do the work to actually build a business or be willing to do the personal development that is required when you need to deal with a lot of people, but some are.

Many of those who do not go on to build an actual business have told me that their time in Amway was critical to their personal development. They have told me that they credit that time and what they learned as one of the reasons they have been promoted, gone on to a better job, started a different business or just felt better about themselves.

For the neggies out there, no, I am not going to give you names, address, emails etc. of these people. They were associated with us in our business for a time and then left, for whatever reasons. Not everyone has gotten back in touch with me to tell me positive things about their Amway experience, but quite a few have.

I feel good about our positive effect on people and being able to offer quality products at reasonable prices – not generic products at the cheapest prices.

Nuff said.

I am excited that athletes feel the same as I do about them!

Our business is growing and we are very proud of our association with a first rate business opportunity where anyone can succeed!

We’re dealing with people who are by nature abusive and malicious, admittedly pissed off, who relish getting a response from IBOs. And it has nothing to do with facts or fiction or right or wrong – they hate our business and need a venue to promulgate that hate.

And we’re giving it to them. We’re playing right into their hand.

Regardless of the topic be it tools or Olympic athletes they slam it. We need to ignore them. Not the issues, them. Let them talk to each other. Let us discuss our business.

We don’t need them to tell us the business hasn’t been as successful for people as has been promoted. Tools and the attitudes of those selling them have been a problem. So has product pricing. Customers were hard to get and everyone was taught to go out with a curiosity approach looking for the 1-2 out of 10 who would build the business – and few succeeded in finding them.

So now the business is transforming, correcting itself so more can be cash flow profitable. It’s improving and I’m optimistic, regardless of what these people say.