I am not the member of this company and I am not selling any products. It is up to your judgement...Originally posted by Alex Wong:haha.. dun have to twist your words. your intention is very clear... advertising.
Originally posted by Experienced:Hi,
Forever Living is one of the early healthfood by MLM to enter Malaysia but their US management are known to be very unscrupulous. They have changed distributor at least 3 times and finally market it on their own now. Everytime they changed management, their sales dropped, of course, and in Malaysia now, they normally share expense with their top distributors to rent retail space in shopping podiums to catch customers. They mostly target at youngsters to be dististributors now, the elderly ones are smart enough not to trust them. Remind me of DW !!
Can you imagine a MLM company doing marketing in such manner ? It only showed their product or their distributors dont move anymore !!
It's just Aloe Vera juice but they charged a fortune !! Most of their old customers turned to healthfood stores for cheaper ones. Why pay so high when you can buy cheaper for the same results ?
Originally posted by health_toxinfree:Hey thanks for the info, btw, where can I find this book by Dr Samuel? Thanks.
The premium paid for products distributed by some good MLM could be the elimination of cheap harmful ingredients (used in personal care or hair care products which are usually available to the general public) such as
[b]1) Sodium laurel sulphate or sodium laureth sulphate (SLS)
SLS are used in car wash soaps, garage floor cleaners and engine degreasers.
SLS is common detergents used to create foam in most shampoos (including "no tears" baby shampoos), bubble baths, shower gels and even toothpaste
SLS builds up in the eyes, brain, heart and liver. “SLS stays in the body for up to 5 days,” according to American College of Toxicity Reports.
(2) Propylene glycol (also called Propanediol)
Propylene glycol is the cosmetic form of mineral oil found in automatic break fluid, hydraulic fluid and industrial antifreeze.
Propylene glycol is used in hair conditioners, deodorants, cosmetics, skincare products and toothpaste.
It is implicated in kidney damage and liver abnormalities. (according to the Material Safety Data Sheet)
For more details on other harmful ingredients, referes to the book- The Safe Shoppers Bible by Dr Samuel Epstein, author and research Scientist.
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waste money ...Originally posted by Karen Wee:My friend spent $500 for buying the products in forever living and became a member of this company and I used the items too and found not bad. Last time I got backache and I used one of the lotion after few months my pain gone and it may be effective on some people and on me but may not be suitable for everyone, I am satisfied on their products. No harm on giving it a try!
hi karen. i appreciate your forthrightness in your promotion of the products you believe in. most mlm people refuse to reveal their company name on the 1st introduction outside their office building. the problem is you are required to buy in order to maintain your membership regardless of whether you close sales. which is very taxing to members. how's your sales so far? i trust you still have your friends because at least you don't cheat them into going to Tg Pagar unlike Astralmag members.Originally posted by Karen Wee:My friend spent $500 for buying the products in forever living and became a member of this company and I used the items too and found not bad. Last time I got backache and I used one of the lotion after few months my pain gone and it may be effective on some people and on me but may not be suitable for everyone, I am satisfied on their products. No harm on giving it a try!
Originally posted by health_toxinfree:WIll it be a better choice to list what are in Neways and Newlife's products comparing those in Forever Living ones?
[b]Toxin ingredients are found in the Forever Living personal care products
I just purchased the following Forever Living personal products and discovered they contain some toxin chemicals which may be carcinogen (cancer-causing). Therefore, I will stick to my Neways and Newlife products which are cancer-free products.
1) Forever Bright Aloe Vera Toothgel (4.6 oz)- S$13.46
(a) Sodium Lauryl Sulfate - SLS builds up in the brain, heart and liver. A single drop stays in the brain and body for a few days. New health and longevity, Doctor's worry: Is your baby safe? By David L. Kern./ The ABCÂ’s of Disease, Philip Day.(pg 244)
(b) Sodium Saacharin - May be carcinogens. (cancer causing agents) The safe shopperÂ’s bible, Dr Epstein Samuel S. & David Steinman, author and research Scientist.(pg 193)
- Suggested alternative use:
(i) Neways Radiance Ultrashine Toothpaste (175g) – S$16.20
(ii) Newlife El-Natural Toothpaste (100g) – S$7.80
2) Forever Aloe Styling Gel (8 fl oz) – S$26.912)
(a) Triethanolamine and Acetamide MEA- May be carcinogens. The safe shopperÂ’s bible, Dr Epstein Samuel S. & David Steinman, author and research Scientist (pg 188-189)/ The ABCÂ’s of Disease, Philip Day.(pg 246)
3) Aloe Bath Gelee (8.5 fl oz) – S$25.88
(a) Cocamida DEA & Lauramide DEA- A detergent (wetting agent). The ABCÂ’s of Disease, Philip Day, pg 246
- May be carcinogens.
Has been linked with kidney, liver and other organ damage. Severe eye and mild skin irritant. The safe shopperÂ’s bible, Dr Epstein Samuel S. & David Steinman, author and research Scientist.(pg 189) The ABCÂ’s of Disease, Philip Day, pg 246. http://www.preventcancer.com/consumers/cosmetics.htm
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(b) Propylene Glycol - Mineral oil found in industrial antifreeze and brake fluid.
- Can cause kidney damage and liver abnormalities. (according to the Material Safety Data Sheet) The ABCÂ’s of Disease, Philip Day, pg 245.
(c) DMDM Hydantoin- Can weaken the immune system and even cause cancer. The safe shopperÂ’s bible, Dr Epstein Samuel S. & David Steinman, author and research Scientist (pg 188, 28
(d) FD & C Yellow No. 5 and Blue No. 1- Carcinogen when ingested and applied to skin. The safe shopperÂ’s bible, Dr Epstein Samuel S. & David Steinman, author and research Scientist, pg 191, 218, 221.
- Suggested alternative use:
Neways Indulge Bubble Bath (250ml) – S$18.70
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