It is disturbing when a major publication allows such a biased opinion to be published unchallenged. The author was clearly looking for ways to discredit MonaVie and justify his pre-conceived ideas about Network Marketing. Surprisingly, he displays very little knowledge of both. There are good and bad MLM companies, as there are good and bad magazines out there. One bad magazine does not discredit all good magazines, does it? Is it possible that MonaVie has achieved the Billion-Dollar mark in 3 years BECAUSE it works so well for so many ??? the majority of which are just consumers and love the product, having nothing to do with its business aspect? There will always be voices of complain and they should be heard. However, is it fair to imply that thousands and thousands of people are lying and scamming their friends and family members because one guy in your office didn???t experience ???the drink's miraculous benefits??? after drinking MonaVie for 2 weeks? What kind of scientific reporting is this? The derogatory wording in your article tells a lot about your lack of objectivity, Mr. Dokoupil. Newsweek and its readers deserve better than that.









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