Re: n... Is Melaleuca Legit?

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I googled the company " melaleuca " because I was curious about their

products and if they were worth looking into. Turns out Melaleuca is a

network marketing company. " Melaleuca Fraud and Scam " seemed to be

popular titles. Not sure about the quality of their products or the

intention of the poster. Hopefully they're not just doing a bit of

product placement. Just sharing what I found.

Adam

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> Hi Latisha

> I would like to ask you does your little one or you suffer with asthma

> tricia

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> no-forced-vaccination@...: Latisha@...: Mon, 17 Nov 2008

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> My daughter HAD eczema. I started using products from Melaleuca and

it completely went away. We still use the Renew Lotion, Gold Bar,

vitamins, detergent, shampoo, conditioner, etc. It has been 4 years

since we started using Melaleuca products.

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> Be blessed and be well,

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> Latisha S

Strongwww.workathomeunited.com/latishaswww.livetotalwellness.com/latishas

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> n,> Can you please share with me what shampoo and stuff you use.

My youngest and myself both have eczema and we break out if you look

at us cross eyed. I have tried everything natural and not natural for

shampoo and if they work (most naturals ones didn't for us), they

break us out or we can't afford them. Thank you for any suggestions.>

> > Mended Little Hearts of Southern Indiana/Kentucky>

Little Hearts Hold Big Hope> Reaching out to families and caregivers

affected by Congenital Heart Defects> Elaina Carolann , victory

from tetralogy of fallot for 6 years and counting

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[Guest guest]

I googled the company " melaleuca " because I was curious about their

products and if they were worth looking into. Turns out Melaleuca is a

network marketing company. " Melaleuca Fraud and Scam " seemed to be

popular titles. Not sure about the quality of their products or the

intention of the poster. Hopefully they're not just doing a bit of

product placement. Just sharing what I found.

Adam

>

>

> Hi Latisha

> I would like to ask you does your little one or you suffer with asthma

> tricia

>

> no-forced-vaccination@...: Latisha@...: Mon, 17 Nov 2008

06:24:41 -0600Subject: n

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>

>

>

> My daughter HAD eczema. I started using products from Melaleuca and

it completely went away. We still use the Renew Lotion, Gold Bar,

vitamins, detergent, shampoo, conditioner, etc. It has been 4 years

since we started using Melaleuca products.

>

> Be blessed and be well,

>

> Latisha S

Strongwww.workathomeunited.com/latishaswww.livetotalwellness.com/latishas

>

>

> n,> Can you please share with me what shampoo and stuff you use.

My youngest and myself both have eczema and we break out if you look

at us cross eyed. I have tried everything natural and not natural for

shampoo and if they work (most naturals ones didn't for us), they

break us out or we can't afford them. Thank you for any suggestions.>

> > Mended Little Hearts of Southern Indiana/Kentucky>

Little Hearts Hold Big Hope> Reaching out to families and caregivers

affected by Congenital Heart Defects> Elaina Carolann , victory

from tetralogy of fallot for 6 years and counting

>

>

>

>

>

>

> _________________________________________________________________

> See the most popular videos on the web

> http://clk.atdmt.com/GBL/go/115454061/direct/01/

>

[Guest guest]

I researched them, too, a while back.

Because their formulations are " proprietary information " they do not

put the full ingredients list to the public. In and of itself I am

skeptical because of this.

They also test on animals, and are not a signer on the Compact for

Safe Cosmetics campaign.

Since they keep their ingredients list a secret, there are only one or

two products listed in the EWG's Cosmetics database. While not a

terrible product (well, this one listed, anyhow) clearly some of the

ingredients there are not as wholesome as some other, better, choices

one could make, either.

(http://cosmeticsdatabase.com/company.php?comp_id=919)

[Guest guest]

I researched them, too, a while back.

Because their formulations are " proprietary information " they do not

put the full ingredients list to the public. In and of itself I am

skeptical because of this.

They also test on animals, and are not a signer on the Compact for

Safe Cosmetics campaign.

Since they keep their ingredients list a secret, there are only one or

two products listed in the EWG's Cosmetics database. While not a

terrible product (well, this one listed, anyhow) clearly some of the

ingredients there are not as wholesome as some other, better, choices

one could make, either.

(http://cosmeticsdatabase.com/company.php?comp_id=919)

[Guest guest]

That's right Monika - as I said....

And that is ANYTHING.

When I looked at Melaleuca earlier this year I did not care for the

overall vibe, what the products were all about....lots of suppression

and superficiality. There are not the only ones. I don't mind the

networking type company at all if it is done correctly...actually my

most precious supplements & essential oils have come from that

business structure for the last 12 years. One person supports another

and can have a business as such if they choose (good as long as the

products are for real, which is rare). Look at what corporations have

done for us! They're no angels.

Liz

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> > I have a tube of their lotion and here is the website:

www.melaleuca.com.

> > I love their lotion and my daughter and I both are ate up with eczema.

> > Especially during winter. Sometimes we have to go with the " proof

is in the

> > pudding " . If it works, then it works. I hope its not fraudulant.

Geese.

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> > Mended *Little* Hearts of Southern Indiana/Kentucky

> > Reaching out to families and caregivers affected by Congenital Heart

> > Defects

> > Elaina Carolann , victory from tetralogy of fallot for 6

years and

> > counting

> > * " If people let the government decide what foods they eat and what

> > medicines they take, their bodies will soon be in as sorry a state

as the

> > souls who live under tyranny. "

> > - Jefferson*

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[Guest guest]

That's right Monika - as I said....

And that is ANYTHING.

When I looked at Melaleuca earlier this year I did not care for the

overall vibe, what the products were all about....lots of suppression

and superficiality. There are not the only ones. I don't mind the

networking type company at all if it is done correctly...actually my

most precious supplements & essential oils have come from that

business structure for the last 12 years. One person supports another

and can have a business as such if they choose (good as long as the

products are for real, which is rare). Look at what corporations have

done for us! They're no angels.

Liz

>

> > I have a tube of their lotion and here is the website:

www.melaleuca.com.

> > I love their lotion and my daughter and I both are ate up with eczema.

> > Especially during winter. Sometimes we have to go with the " proof

is in the

> > pudding " . If it works, then it works. I hope its not fraudulant.

Geese.

> >

> >

> >

> > Mended *Little* Hearts of Southern Indiana/Kentucky

> > Reaching out to families and caregivers affected by Congenital Heart

> > Defects

> > Elaina Carolann , victory from tetralogy of fallot for 6

years and

> > counting

> > * " If people let the government decide what foods they eat and what

> > medicines they take, their bodies will soon be in as sorry a state

as the

> > souls who live under tyranny. "

> > - Jefferson*

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > ____________________________________________________________

> > Click here for free information on nursing degrees, up to

$150/hour<http://thirdpartyoffers.juno.com/TGL2132/fc/PnY6rbu0vDVn8xd7YuesCUpdAG\

zA7SLyp1mJpqcfbAX3UrzqEMSWr/>

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[Guest guest]

Eczema: My daughter's asthma & eczema symptoms all went away when I

took dairy & wheat out of her diet along with homeopathic remedies to

fix the vaccination poisening. The eczema creams all helped the

symptoms but they were not a " cure " . We had to fix her from the

inside out so to speak.

-n

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> > > > I have a tube of their lotion and here is the website:

> > www.melaleuca.com.

> > > > I love their lotion and my daughter and I both are ate up

with eczema.

> > > > Especially during winter. Sometimes we have to go with

the " proof

> > is in the

> > > > pudding " . If it works, then it works. I hope its not

fraudulant.

> > Geese.

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Mended *Little* Hearts of Southern Indiana/Kentucky

> > > > Reaching out to families and caregivers affected by

Congenital Heart

> > > > Defects

> > > > Elaina Carolann , victory from tetralogy of fallot for 6

> > years and

> > > > counting

> > > > * " If people let the government decide what foods they eat and

what

> > > > medicines they take, their bodies will soon be in as sorry a

state

> > as the

> > > > souls who live under tyranny. "

> > > > - Jefferson*

> >

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> >

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[Guest guest]

Eczema: My daughter's asthma & eczema symptoms all went away when I

took dairy & wheat out of her diet along with homeopathic remedies to

fix the vaccination poisening. The eczema creams all helped the

symptoms but they were not a " cure " . We had to fix her from the

inside out so to speak.

-n

> > >

> > > > I have a tube of their lotion and here is the website:

> > www.melaleuca.com.

> > > > I love their lotion and my daughter and I both are ate up

with eczema.

> > > > Especially during winter. Sometimes we have to go with

the " proof

> > is in the

> > > > pudding " . If it works, then it works. I hope its not

fraudulant.

> > Geese.

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Mended *Little* Hearts of Southern Indiana/Kentucky

> > > > Reaching out to families and caregivers affected by

Congenital Heart

> > > > Defects

> > > > Elaina Carolann , victory from tetralogy of fallot for 6

> > years and

> > > > counting

> > > > * " If people let the government decide what foods they eat and

what

> > > > medicines they take, their bodies will soon be in as sorry a

state

> > as the

> > > > souls who live under tyranny. "

> > > > - Jefferson*

> >

> > .

> >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hello, This company is completely legit (if you look up Walmart, etc.

you'll find negative info. about them too, so you can't believe

everything you read). I've been a customer of this amazing company for

over four years and it has done wonders for my family. YES, they have

a business opportunity (which happens to be recession-proof and

exploding right now due to the economy and people wanting more

security than a job can provide them), but that is an option, not a

requirement. Think of them like a Costco or a Sam's club, you pay a

membership fee to shop there; they just happen to share their revenue

with you, their customer, for telling someone about them who decides

to shop there, too. So, they are paying you for something that we, as

people, do naturally all the time. Their products are exceptional, and

they are always tweaking them. For example, if they happen to use a

questionable ingredient (which is rare because they do their research

using peer-reviewed articles, not just stuff found on the Internet),

one that consumers are worried about even though the research proves

it's safe (like parabens, for example), then they strive to replace

that ingredient with something even safer. I know of no other company

that would do that (most of them don't care about their customers,

just their bottom-line). The people who post negative things online

about this company are usually disgruntled with them for some reason,

usually one of their own making. This company could not have won

Better Business Bureau awards, let alone be in their hall of fame, if

they were not legitimate. Eczema is just one of many health conditions

their products can help. Like anything, it isn't a cure-all, but they

can certainly help you live a safer and healthier life, and, if you

want, they can help you bring in an income at the same time. Many

people within the company make six figures or more a year (some even

make that every month!), but that is up to the person.

Hope that helps you some. If you want more information, please contact

me off-list. I have never posted before, but am an avid reader of all

the posts, and don't intend to use this group for advertising, just

education. Thanks!

[Guest guest]

Hello, This company is completely legit (if you look up Walmart, etc.

you'll find negative info. about them too, so you can't believe

everything you read). I've been a customer of this amazing company for

over four years and it has done wonders for my family. YES, they have

a business opportunity (which happens to be recession-proof and

exploding right now due to the economy and people wanting more

security than a job can provide them), but that is an option, not a

requirement. Think of them like a Costco or a Sam's club, you pay a

membership fee to shop there; they just happen to share their revenue

with you, their customer, for telling someone about them who decides

to shop there, too. So, they are paying you for something that we, as

people, do naturally all the time. Their products are exceptional, and

they are always tweaking them. For example, if they happen to use a

questionable ingredient (which is rare because they do their research

using peer-reviewed articles, not just stuff found on the Internet),

one that consumers are worried about even though the research proves

it's safe (like parabens, for example), then they strive to replace

that ingredient with something even safer. I know of no other company

that would do that (most of them don't care about their customers,

just their bottom-line). The people who post negative things online

about this company are usually disgruntled with them for some reason,

usually one of their own making. This company could not have won

Better Business Bureau awards, let alone be in their hall of fame, if

they were not legitimate. Eczema is just one of many health conditions

their products can help. Like anything, it isn't a cure-all, but they

can certainly help you live a safer and healthier life, and, if you

want, they can help you bring in an income at the same time. Many

people within the company make six figures or more a year (some even

make that every month!), but that is up to the person.

Hope that helps you some. If you want more information, please contact

me off-list. I have never posted before, but am an avid reader of all

the posts, and don't intend to use this group for advertising, just

education. Thanks!